2023 Re-Draft Rankings, TEs


 

Last month I went through my revised Dynasty rankings. As we move toward the start of the season, in this month of July, I'm going through my re-draft rankings. Today I finish with my Top 40 TEs.

2023 TE Re-Draft Rankings:
1. Travis Kelce, Chiefs
2. Mark Andrews, Ravens
3. T.J. Hockenson, Vikings
4. Kyle Pitts, Falcons
5. Darren Waller, Giants
6. George Kittle, 49ers
7. Dallas Goedert, Eagles
8. Evan Engram, Jaguars
9. Pat Freiermuth, Steelers
10. David Njoku, Browns
11. Gerald Everett, Chargers
12. Greg Dulcich, Broncos
13. Tyler Higbee, Rams
14. Juwan Johnson, Saints
15. Michael Mayer, Raiders
16. Dawson Knox, Bills
17. Sam LaPorta, Lions
18. Noah Fant, Seahawks
19. Dalton Kincaid, Bills
20. Dalton Schultz, Cowboys
21. Cade Otton, Buccaneers
22. Cole Kmet, Bears
23. Trey McBride, Cardinals
24. Hayden Hurst, Panthers
25. Mike Gesicki, Patriots
26. Chig Okonkwo, Titans
27. Irv Smith, Jr., Bengals
28. Zach Ertz, Cardinals
29. Tucker Kraft, Packers
30. Jake Ferguson, Cowboys
31. Logan Thomas, Commanders
32. Tyler Conklin, Jets
33. Hunter Henry, Patriots
34. Jelani Woods, Colts
35. Adam Trautman, Broncos
36. Luke Musgrave, Packers
37. Isaiah Likely, Ravens
38. Robert Tonyan, Bears
39. Mo Allie-Cox, Colts
40. Durham Smythe, Dolphins

About: Kelce is great and Andrews isn't far behind. I'm bullish on Pitts taking a step forward this year, too. I like Waller's location as well. After about the Top 8, it becomes more of a guessing game. Tight end is deep as long as you're not looking for top end production. If you are, you have to reach for one of the Top four guys.

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