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2024 FANTASY FOOTBALL TIGHT END RANKINGS
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Travis Kelce, Chiefs: Despite failing to record 1,000 yards for the first time in eight years, Kelce managed to gobble up 93 receptions and still reigns supreme. | (photo: NFL)
Sam LaPorta, Lions: There could be a changing of the guard this season at the tight end position, as LaPorta owns the potential to be TE1.
George Kittle, 49ers: Coming off his first 1,000-yard campaign since 2019, Kittle has had at least six scores in each of the past three seasons.
TJ Hockenson, Vikings: After setting a career-high with 960 yards last season, Hockenson may see his numbers regress with the current quarterback situation.
Mark Andrews, Ravens: An injury-riddled season has dampened some of the enthusiasm surrounding Andrews but he still posted better numbers than most in just 10 games.
Evan Engram, Jaguars: The Jaguars rewarded Engram handsomely after his first season in Duval and he responded with a career-high 963 yards. Expect more of the same.
David Njokwu, Browns: Somewhat of a late bloomer, Njokwu seems to be peaking as he enters his eighth season and saw a whopping 123 targets in ‘23.
Brock Bowers, TE, Raiders: Don’t expect much of an impact from the rookie tight ends. However, Bowers packs enough punch to make a major mark in the passing attack.
Dalton Kincaid, Bills: Look for Kincaid to emerge as a bigger red-zone threat. He picked up steam as the season wore on; 171 of his 673 yards came in the final two games.
Dallas Goedert, Eagles: It’s been a rough patch for Goedert, who has battled various injuries the past two years and hopes to recapture old form. Can he stay healthy?
Trey McBride, Cardinals: With Arizona featuring their tight end more than any offense in the NFL (32% of passes), McBride enjoyed a breakout campaign, triplinghis receiving output with 825 yards.
Kyle Pitts, Falcons: Playing through injury most of last season, Pitts still mustered up decent numbers. He owns the upside to register 1,000 yards, as he did as a rookie in 2021.
Cole Kmet, Bears: The last two seasons have seen Kmet pickup a sudden scent for the end zone as he has 13 touchdowns during that span.
Dalton Schultz, Texans: It took awhile to rev the engine but Schultz began to find his way in the Texans offense and has averaged 5.5 touchdowns over the past four seasons.
Jelani Woods, Colts: A breakout season could be in store for Woods who flashed signs of being a formidable pass-catching threat as a rookie.
Luke Musgrave, Packers: Expect an uptick in production for the second-year Musgrave who will serve as a security blanket underneath in the passing attack.
Isaiah Likely, Ravens: The Ravens run plenty of 12 personnel, which allows Likely to get on the field and Lamar Jackson often looks for him in the end zone.
Jake Ferguson, Cowboys: Only CeeDee Lamb had more targets than Ferguson on the team a year ago, as he gained 761 receiving yards and five touchdowns.
Jonnu Smith, TE, Dolphins: The journeyman Smith saw a career-best 70 targets in his lone season in Atlanta, setting highs with 50 catches and 582 yards as a backup. He’ll start in Miami.
Mike Gesicki, TE, Bengals: It was a move in the wrong direction, as Gesicki exited Foxborough after one season and just 244 yards, his lowest total since his rookie year. Expect more in Cincy.
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2024 FANTASY FOOTBALL KICKER RANKINGS
Justin Tucker, Ravens: With a career that will one day land him in Canton, Tucker can be depended on for high-level consistency. | photo: Baltimore Ravens
Brandon Aubrey, Cowboys: A revelation for Dallas last season, no one was more clutch than Aubrey who connected on 36-of-38 field goals, including a perfect 10-for-10 from beyond fifty!
Harrison Butker, Chiefs: The recipient of playing in the Chiefs high-octane offense, Butker is sure to receive a healthy dose of opportunities.
Jason Sanders, Dolphins: No one runs up and down the field faster than Mike McDaniel and company, which means points by the bushel for Sanders.
Evan McPherson, Bengals: Look for the quirky McPherson to reap the benefits of a bounce back campaign from Joe Burrow and the Bengals offense.
Jason Myers, Seahawks: Playing half of his games indoors at Lumen Field has its perks; Myers attempted the most field goal attempts in the NFL last season.
Cairo Santos, Bears: Coming off one of his finest seasons to date and a Bears offense stockpiled with weapons, the time is now to invest in Santos.
Jake Elliott, Eagles: A razor-sharp Elliott connected on 14-of-15 field goal attempts from forty-plus yards and the Eagles offense is expected to keep it rolling.
Matt Gay, Colts: The Colts offense has had a propensity to falter once they get into scoring position, which is where Gay comes in handy to maximize his chances.
Younghoe Koo, Falcons: Automatic within forty yards distance, Koo also owns a boot to take it the distance and should see a bump up in opportunities this year.