Week 1 fantasy pivots around three tight ends: Kraft, Kincaid, and Henry. Kraft could surge into TE1 in Green Bay if Jayden Reed sits, offering juicy target upside in a likely high-scoring opener against Detroit. Kincaid faces a tough Ravens defense, and early blockers may limit his snaps, making him more of a desperation TE2 in shallower leagues. Henry brings a reliable floor for New England, especially in PPR formats, as Drake Maye grows into his rookie year and Henry remains a trusted outlet.

Trust these three as Week 1 anchors only if you’re chasing upside with Kraft, or seeking floor relief with Henry; Kincaid remains situational, contingent on blockers and matchup. Monitor late injuries and depth chart shifts, but these three scenarios shape many Week 1 rosters.