Eric Moody looks at the TE landscape in fantasy football and how to approach the position when you begin your draft prep.
1. The tight end is a position player in football. The tight end position is more of a hybrid position as it requires the player to be an effective blocker along the offensive line as well as an effective pass catcher. Due to their size and skill, a tight end will either line up alo...
Tight end’s are one of football’s only hybrid positions. They line up on the end of the offensive line and can either block for the offense or can catch receptions as a downfield receiver. The role in which they are used usually depends on the head coach or how skilled the player is...
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Tight end. The mythical half lineman, half receiver – like football’s version of a sphinx or centaur. And much like these legendary creatures, they are fantasy football’s great enigma. Some fantasy gamers try to avoid the conundrum all together by reaching for the top ranked guy. So...
Why are tight ends so important to modern football? Because defenses don't know what they are going to do. Wide receivers almost always run patterns; wide receiver behavior is predictable. Tight end behavior is not. Assume a tight end is blocking on the play and you could end up with ...
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Bowers already has better college stats than Pitts did in three years at Florida, and it has already been shown that the Georgia tight end is accomplishing things that no other college tight end has been able to do. The last piece to the puzzle might just be a respectable finis...
No matter what your fantasy football draft strategy is, a key part of building a solid roster is finding gems at every position in the later rounds that have the potential to outproduce their asking price. Last season, you might have been able to draft Jimmy Graham in Round 11, and he ...
Bell won’t be taken seriously as a “true tight end,” even though he’ll likely be classified as such at the next level. However, his ability to fill the ever-popular “big slot” role at the NFL level will entice teams.