As the preseason winds down and Fantasy drafts heat up, it's more important than ever to head into your drafts with a good understanding of what to expect.
These Tiers are your road map to knowing when to go after the right players at the right time. It's my personal blend of my rankings and where I would take these players in my own drafts. Moreover, these Tiers will keep you from reaching for players I wouldn't reach for, and point you in the right direction of guys I would want to count on.
Better yet, use these Tiers as a starting point and then make adjustments based on who you like. It's your team -- you should want to like the players you pick. No matter how you slice it, using Tiers will help you draft with confidence.
In previous versions I included strategies you could take with each position, along with my favorite strategy. This time, we're just getting into the Tiers themselves. You can read up on this position's strategy, including my recommendation, by tapping here.
Tight end tiers PPR & non-PPR (updated 9/1)
Note: Pitts and Waller are ahead of Hockenson in non-PPR
T. Kelce
KC
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M. Andrews
BAL
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T. Hockenson
MIN
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K. Pitts
ATL
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D. Waller
NYG
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G. Kittle
SF
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D. Goedert
PHI
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P. Freiermuth
PIT
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D. Njoku
CLE
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D. Kincaid
BUF
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E. Engram
JAC
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J. Johnson
NO
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S. LaPorta
DET
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D. Schultz
HOU
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G. Dulcich
DEN
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T. Higbee
LAR
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C. Okonkwo
TEN
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C. Kmet
CHI
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J. Ferguson
DAL
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G. Everett
CHI
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