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Every So Usually In Fantasy Football It Seems As If The Season Is Deemed "the Year Of"
Each so often in fantasy football it appears as if the season is deemed "the year of" for some position on account of the tremendous talent stack. Normally it is a skilled position comprised of either the quarterback, running back or wide receiver. Not so in 2011 although; at the very least not in my eyes. I deem 2011 to be "The Year of the Tight End." No, this really is not a butt joke, I am getting serious. Exactly where in most years the motto is jump at a best tight end if the value is proper, this year it is possible to wait as the lower TE1's can play a very solid component on your fantasy football team.
You nonetheless have your Jason Witten's and Dallas Clark's leading the pack, but unlike past years, you also have some young, blooming talent within the likes of Vernon Davis, Jermichael Finley and Brandon Pettigrew inching their strategy to the best for a spot on leading of the pedestal. You are going to see what I'm saying once you read the 1StopShopFF 2011 Preseason Tight End Rankings.
[Projected 2011 Stats are Catches (For PPR League Purposes)/All-Purpose Yards and Total Touchdowns]
1. Jason Witten (Dal) – Age 29, Bye Week five, Projected 92/1,000/6
Despite struggling with some injuries the past couple of seasons, superstar tight finish Jason Witten of the Dallas Cowboys hasn't noticed a lot of a dip in his offensive production. He has averaged 995 receiving yards and 5 visits to the end zone the past three years and has not missed a single game. Furthermore, he looked to lastly reconnect with becoming a large time scorer, having had 9 touchdowns in 2010 following getting just two in 2009. As age is still on Witten's side and considering that he hasn't been coping with significant injuries for example his top tight end peers in Antonio Gates and Dallas Clark, Witten can be a no-brainer to be in the head of the class in 2011. Another 1,000 yard season with 6 touchdowns is attainable.
two. Vernon Davis (SF) Age 27, Bye Week 7, Projected 65/950/8
It has taken time, but Vernon Davis has lastly evolved into the top-notch tight finish that the San Francisco 49ers had projected him to be when they drafted him out of college several years ago. Davis followed up a monster 2009 season with 914 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns. The 49ers will when again lean heavily on Davis to be 1 of their offensive juggernauts. When the games are all stated and carried out, Davis will be looking down on all but Jason Witten. Flirting with 1,000 receiving yards and double-digit touchdowns looks to be in the cards. Davis will be among the top-3 off the fantasy football draft boards at his position.
3. Dallas Clark (Ind) – Age 32, Bye Week 11, Projected 78/850/7
After an incredible 2009 season which saw the Indianapolis Colts Dallas Clark go for 1,106 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns, 2010 was a nightmare beyond belief for his fantasy football owners. Clark was lost for the season just six games in because of a wrist injury. Each he and Peyton Manning are banged up a bit this coaching camp, but each are expected to be prepared for a full-season's worth of play. Apart from Jason Witten of the Dallas Cowboys and Vernon Davis of the San Francisco 49ers, Clark will be the man to own at the tight end position in 2011. A rebound to 850 yards and 8 touchdowns seems to be inside the books.
four. Antonio Gates (SD) – Age 31, Bye Week 6, Projected 58/750/6
I've Antonio Gates projected to be a 750 receiving yards, 6 touchdown tight finish in 2011, a far cry from what he utilised to be in his prime. And although he nonetheless carries a massive reputation at fantasy football drafts, 1 has to remember that Gates is breaking down physically. Getting suffered from leg and foot injuries, he missed six of his last eight games in 2010 and appears to nonetheless be on the mend. If Gates is on the field you'll be able to guarantee that the San Diego Chargers Philip Rivers will locate a approach to get him the rock. Although he does have the talent to go over my statistic projections, truth be told, he is a lot more most likely not to meet these expectations. With Gates being such a hit or miss and with him costing you a higher fantasy football draft pick than the other tight ends left on the board, I'd pass on Gates and let him be a person else's dilemma.
5. Jermichael Finley (GB) – Age 24, Bye Week 8, Projected 68/750/5
Jermichael Finley's 2010 season ended abruptly when he suffered a torn meniscus through the fifth game. That was a significant let down for his fantasy football owners as he was coming off an superb 2009 season in which he went for 55 catches, 676 yards and five touchdowns and was expected to complete big things. In spite of the disappointment, fantasy footballers should be excited when once again to see what the Green Bay Packers 24 year old tight end can do on the field when wholesome. If health isn't a factor, expect him to turn into a 1-2 mixture, catching the pigskin from Aaron Rodgers on a weekly basis. This 6'5 kid has the prospective to be an offensive stud.
6. Brandon Pettigrew (Det) – Age 26, Bye Week 9, Projected 68/700/7
The Detroit Lions have usually been hit or miss on numerous of their best draft options in recent memory, but Brandon Pettigrew showed the world in 2010 why he was drafted in the 1st round a year prior despite all of the offensive line wants that this team at the time had. Pettigrew, despite not getting Matthew Stafford at quarterback for most of the season, racked up 722 receiving yards and four touchdowns. He should continue to evolve into the premier tight finish that he is observed to have the ability to be. Appear for Pettigrew to see the ball thrown at him when once more at a rapid rate and once you combine that with all of his offensive talent, there's a chance that he can even surpass my projections.
7. Kellen Winslow (TB) – Age 28, Bye Week 8, Projected 67/750/5
Known for being a wellness danger at the beginning of his career, Kellen Winslow has now played in back to back 16 game seasons. In that time frame, Winslow had also put up more than 1,600 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns. He did take a step back last year, catching 66 passes compared to 77 from a year prior, significantly of which could possibly be factored into the emergence of wide receiver Mike Williams. None-the-less, if Winslow can remain healthy for 16 games, he will factor into the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive game program. Appear for him to put up another 750 yards and 5 touchdowns, producing him a really solid TE1, and one that can be had at a fraction of the cost that the huge guys will expense you.
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8. Tony Gonzalez (Atl) – Age 35, Bye Week five, Projected 64/650/6
As soon as considered an annual lock for a top-3 slot at the tight end position in all fantasy football leagues, Tony Gonzalez is beginning to see age creeping in. He has regressed in each of his last two years and is now much more of a role player than a person that can aid lead an offensive attack. Either way, that doesn't mean that Gonzalez is chopped liver. He wouldn't had come back for his 15th NFL season if he thought he could not create at a high level. Don't forget, he was talking about retiring just a couple of brief years ago. Whilst he won't produce like a stud anymore, Gonzalez will nonetheless play as a mid-to-low TE1 for the duration of most weeks this season with the occasional wonderful game tied in. In relation to value picks, Gonzalez is quite solid.
9. Marcedes Lewis (Jac) – Age 27, Bye Week 9, Projected 57/625/5
2010 was a coming out party for Marcedes Lewis as the Jacksonville Jaguars tight end caught a career high 58 catches although going for 10 touchdowns. Although it really is hard to picture him duplicated his visits to the finish zone, he has developed into a very important part of their passing game. Flirting with 60 catches, more than 600 yards and at least 4-5 touchdowns seems to be on the menu for 2011. And folks, Lewis is hungry! Grab him as a low-end TE1 who is worthy of beginning most weeks.
10. Chris Cooley (Was) – Age 29, Bye Week 5, Projected 74/750/2
No one can call Chris Cooley a non-gamer, as he played through injury for all of last year despite being on the Washington Redskins who had nothing to play for in 2010. 77 catches for 849 yards is what he produced and I can almost but guarantee that he could barely roll out of bed on Monday mornings because of it. He is quite consistent as Cooley's norm is about 70+ receptions and although never ever a massive time scorer, he may be counted on for several touchdowns each year. He isn't going to wow you with fantasy points, but what he will do is get you the consistent 5-6 fantasy points that a lot of tight ends about this level and lower won't. If the top-8 are off the board and you end up with Cooley and are worried, just follow him up with an additional solid tight finish some rounds later and play the match ups. Just watch his knee as he can be a tad bit of a injury concern.
**Update 8/13/2011** - Chris Cooley will miss the next few weeks of camp due to his surgically repaired knee. Continue to monitor the circumstance closely.
11. Greg Olsen (Automobile) – Age 26, Bye Week 8, Projected 60/620/4
Greg Olsen leaves the Windy City for the Carolina Panthers in 2011 and with him he brings his untapped talent that the Chicago Bears were never in a position to make use of effectively. The young Panthers, who're lacking for solid receiving alternatives, welcome Olsen with open arms. Sitting here as the TE1-11 for 1StopShopFF, Olsen nonetheless has youth on his side and the possible to generate to be considered a weekly starter for your fantasy football team. Will he mesh though? That is what we will need to wait and find out. Track this circumstance closely in training camp. He ought to be targeted sufficient to grab 60 receptions, averaging about 10 yards per catch and be a target for a handful of red zone looks.
12. Owen Daniels (Hou) – Age 28, Bye Week 11, Projected 54/600/4
Owen Daniels looked as if he was going to be the subsequent big name to be an annual tight end stud for years to come but that dream crashed speedily when he got injured some years back and has been attempting to get as close to 100% feasible since. Whilst he probably will in no way fulfill the expectations that many fantasy footballers had set for him, Daniels has looked excellent in training camp. Set in a very prolific offense, Daniels ought to see sufficient looks and grab enough touchdowns to create himself relevant as a low-end TE1 in deeper leagues. Daniels can be a nice bargain pick.
13. Jermaine Gresham (Cin) – Age 23, Bye Week 7, Projected 48/520/3
This really is exactly where the list starts to run a bit thin. I'm not saying that there won't be excellent fantasy football talent that could be found with the next handful of names, but they are all surrounded with the word "potential" or "aging veteran." Jermaine Gresham fits that bill to a T. The Cincinnati Bengals tight end is chocked full of talent and should excel for years to come, but as far as this year is concerned he finds himself on an offense which is really young. Gone is Chad Johnson, Ochocinco if you need to, and most likely will have a rookie starting at the quarterback position. Last year Gresham grabbed 52 catches for 471 yards and four touchdowns. His sophomore campaign must appear comparable when all is stated and completed.
14. Zach Miller (Sea) – Age 25, Bye Week 8, Projected 55/520/3
The new Seattle Seahawks tight end Zach Miller has usually had talent, but he has never ever had a good quarterback throwing him the rock. This year his gun slinger will most likely be Tavaris Jackson. Therefore, as the initial sentence suggests, he never has a great quarterback. He could blow up in Seattle and rise into the TE1 caliber tight finish that he has the talent for, but much more most likely 2011 will probably be a studying curve as practically every single essential piece of the Seahawks offense is new towards the organization. Respectable numbers must be produced but don't look for your each and every week starter with him.
15. Rob Gronkowski (NE) – Age 22, Bye Week 7, Projected 45/510/3
When looking for a tight end later on this list, Rob Gronkowski may be the kind of tight finish that I would grab just before several of the veteran tight ends listed at around exactly the same ranking for 1 easy cause, prospective for growth. He has Tom Brady throwing to him, is surrounded by tons of offensive talent and chimed in having a remarkable 10 touchdowns for the duration of his rookie campaign. Even though I appear for his touchdowns to come spiraling down, he still has the wiggle room to explode if he ever gets the majority of tight end looks. However, Gronkowski also finds himself amongst yet another tight end in the same scenario, his fellow teammate Aaron Hernandez. Gronkowski is actually a nice TE2 with room for growth.
16. Jimmy Graham (NO) – Age 24, Bye Week 11, Projected 37/450/4
Another tight end with upside is Jimmy Graham of the New Orleans Saints. In his rookie campaign Drew Brees hooked up with Graham 31 occasions for 356 yards and five touchdowns. Even though the require for Graham to be a huge component of the Saints offense does not exist, he will nonetheless see his fair share of looks and ought to be a solid bye-week play on great match ups. A receptions total inside the mid-30's along with 10+ yards per catch along with a handful of touchdowns is properly inside reach.
17. Heath Miller (Pit) – Age 28, Bye Week 11, Projected 39/435/4
The Pittsburgh Steelers should be scratching their heads as Heath Miller has very good sufficient talent to be a productive tight finish inside the NFL, but he is really inconsistent. In 2008 he was very average. In 2009 he was quite great. Guess what? In 2010 he was typical but again. Does that mean 2011 will be an extremely excellent year for Miller? Possibly. Based on the size of your league, Miller very well could go undrafted. He does possess the talent although to be a top-12 TE this year along with the inconsistency to ride the waiver wire. Which TE will you get? Roll the dice should you feel like gambling.
18. Aaron Hernandez (NE) – Age 21, Bye Week 7, Projected 34/420/4
Let me begin by saying that it's very abnormal for any rookie tight finish to enjoy a good rookie campaign. Even studs including Antonio Gates and Jason Witten struggled. Yet the New England Patriots had two of them in 2010, the very first getting Rob Gronkowski, the other being Aaron Hernandez. Hernandez, as the second tight end on his team mind you, caught 45 passes for 563 yards and 6 touchdowns. There is only so many touchdown passes to go around and using the Patriots looking to run much more this year and getting Wes Welker and Chad Johnson also within the mix together with Gronkowski, it really is difficult to envision Hernandez duplicating his rookie campaign. Now I might be wrong and it really is him and not Gronkowski who excels. None-the-less, my cash is on Hernandez getting the one that dips as he may be the one coming off of hip surgery. Hernandez is a solid spot-week starter in deeper fantasy football leagues.
19. Ben Watson (Cle) – Age 30, Bye Week 5, Projected 39/430/2
Some could think that I am ranking Ben Watson a bit too low this year soon after he had caught almost 70 passes while going for 763 yards and 3 visits to the end zone in 2010. I think that they're wrong. When looking at tight ends in 2011, Watson ranks nineteenth for me as far as wanting him on my team. Why? He is 30 years old, has never had an extremely excellent year and he is on a poor offense club. Watson had a total of 51 receptions in 2008 and 2009 combined even though having Tom Brady throwing to him, so do you genuinely think that Watson will keep this pace up? Ya, me neither. Watson really should go undrafted unless you are inside the deepest of leagues.
20. Jared Cook (Ten) – Age 24, Bye Week 6, Projected 45/480/2
Jared Cook is one of those tight ends in which he has the prospective to do nicely; 50+ receptions, 600 receiving yards and five touchdowns. He also is on one of those teams that just never appears to make the most of the tight finish spot so he could do a 35/380/1 dance. I'll put him somewhere in the middle there and rank him just beneath comparable players just as a result of probable consistency issues. In the event you are in a deep league though and should carry two tight ends, push Cook up this ranking list some as he is young and as I stated he as the "potential" to do properly. You have got to adore that P word.
21. Lance Kendricks (StL) – Age 23, Bye Week five, Projected 34/400/2
Lance Kendricks looks like the actual deal; an athletic receiving choice for quarterback Sam Bradford out of the tight finish spot. I'll preach this till I'm blue within the face although. It's very rare to come across a rookie tight end that will play excellent sufficient to be regarded as a spot starter in deeper fantasy football leagues, let alone 1 which is deemed an nearly each week starter. Honestly, don't even appear at this projection. I have absolutely nothing to base those numbers off of. He could do either significantly better or a lot worse, but until the games are played, you never know. And once you are looking to win a fantasy football championship do you really want to crucial in on unpredictability? Is Kendricks worth owning? Sure, in deeper leagues or particular keeper leagues, but he isn't somebody that you will need to depend on as a starter in 2011.
The very best Of The Rest In No Specific Order
Toni Moeaki (KC) – Age 24, Bye Week 6
Toni Moeaki is talented sufficient to be regarded as a rising NFL tight end. The Kansas City Chiefs offense continues to be built up appropriately and Moeaki could surprise. But don't expect him to be the subsequent Tony Gonzalez.
Brent Celek (Phi) – Age 26, Bye Week 7
One can't deny that Brent Celek has the talent to be a TE1 inside the appropriate situation. Michael Vick getting your quarterback isn't the correct circumstance. Unless that scenario changes, Celek remains an obscurity.
Anthony Fasano (Mia) – Age 27, Bye Week five
Some weeks Anthony Fasano looks like he belongs in every single fantasy football leagues lineup, most of the time though he looks like waiver wire fodder. Let him continue to swim in Miami Dolphins oblivion.
Dustin Keller (NYJ) – Age 26, Bye Week 8
Last year individuals were giving him the thumbs as much as be Mark Sanchez's preferred target. Twelve months later he is absolutely nothing more than an afterthought. That's the excellent scenario for a possible bargain player.
Visanthe Shiancoe (Min) – Age 31, Bye Week 9
The Minnesota Vikings Visanthe Shiancoe was a TE1 just several years ago. Whilst he will be forgotten about on draft day, Shiancoe could prove to be a solid play in weeks when he has the best match up.
Tony Scheffler (Det) – Age 28, Bye Week 9
Tony Scheffler is a capable tight end but plays second fiddle to Brandon Pettigrew for the Detroit Lions. Barring an injury to Pettigrew, Scheffler's fantasy football impact will likely be minimal at best.
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