Fantasy football enthusiasts have a unique opportunity to capitalize on the tight end position this season, specifically with players like Brock Bowers, Trey McBride, and George Kittle, who are set to outshine the competition. Bowers, touted as a generational talent, finds himself in a favorable situation that could lead to significant production, while McBride and Kittle also present enticing options. However, the tight end position remains notoriously shallow, requiring savvy drafting strategies.

If managers miss out on the elite trio, there’s a plethora of late-round fliers to consider. Players like Hunter Henry and Tyler Warren stand out due to their previous target shares and college performances. Isaiah Likely, with a solid fantasy points-per-target last season, and Mike Gesicki, who thrived without Tee Higgins, are also notable mentions. As the season progresses, several of these tight ends could emerge as reliable starters, making them valuable targets in drafts and on the waiver wire.