To stay in the same lane with the quarterback ADPs, I continue to use the ADPs from RTSports for the tight end position. Again, each fantasy league has different draft flows based on scoring, league size, and participants. The goal of reviewing data from previous drafts is to understand how other people view the player pool within a real, paid draft environment. At the same time, ADPs help understand which players are rising and falling.
ADP Reports: Quarterback | Running Back | Wide Receiver | Tight End
Tight ends are one of the most unique positions in fantasy football. In a high-stakes league or contest, rostering an elite option can be a separator over the long haul of the season, but they need to produce in the most significant weeks of the year to deliver a big payoff.
Many drafters will cheat tight end while looking to gain an edge at running back and wide receiver. If they wait too long or whiff at the draft table, their roster could have a weak link for most of the season.
Ideally, team building requires seeing the drop-offs at each position to help the overall length of their lineup.
