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Dynasty Leverage: How to Approach Tight Ends in TE-Premium Leagues

We break down the tight end position in depth. How much of an impact does scoring have and which players should you target?

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We break down the tight end position in depth. How much of an impact does scoring have and which players should you target?

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Dynasty Leverage: How to Approach Tight Ends in TE-Premium Leagues
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Steven Munger
1 year ago

Scott,
This was really interesting and informative. Thanks for doing this analysis. I had one question. Did you break down the analysis based on TE type (for example, Y vs. F)? I can imagine the traits that that bode well for success with the inline guys will be different than those who predominantly line up like WRs. Thanks in advance!

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Scott Connor
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Reply to  Steven Munger
1 year ago

I did not, but it’s also impossible to do until you have substantial data in the NFL. I’m sure we could take a lot of that data and use it for an established sample size, but it doesn’t really help trying to determine where to start looking. And any outliers, as noted, you can consider buying into once they have proven to not be outliers.
To add to it, your question is good, but I would also venture to say QB efficiency and overall snap share also comes into play. There are just too many variables to really attempt to account for if we go beyond a player’s individual profile.

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Steven Munger
Reply to  Scott Connor
1 year ago

Makes sense. Thanks very much!

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AJ Dundass
1 year ago

This is excellent stuff. I’ve been waiting for an article like this and it could not have been any more thorough!

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David Malone
1 year ago

Agree, this is excellent, particularly in distinguishing the value of flex TEs in 2 PPR vs. 1.75 & lower PPR — it really changes my prior (incorrect) assumptions. (Plus, I’m drafting a 2 PPR team right now & this directly informs my strategery.)

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Dennis Salisbury
Reply to  David Malone
1 year ago

Outstanding analysis on this article! I wonder where we we could slot Travis Kelce (drafted 2013) in this model? Can they/we piece some data together…sure he met the 40 time metric?

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NoLiver
1 year ago

Great work. Very informative, thanks for this.

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David Sheehan
1 year ago

great stuff as always Scott, one of the best dynasty analysts in the space

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Clyde Aker
1 year ago

Nice work, Scott. I didn’t notice AlbertO on either the stash or fade list. I assume this means he is on the third list, “play”.

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