Four Tight Ends to Avoid in Fantasy Football Drafts

The tight end position in fantasy football presents unique challenges, with players often needing to choose between top-tier options or waiting to draft later. Four tight ends have been identified as potential busts for the upcoming season.

George Kittle of the 49ers has been activated from the physically unable to perform list, but concerns about his effectiveness remain due to a history of injuries and a crowded offense featuring several key players. Harold Fannin Jr. of the Browns led the team in target share last season, but the addition of two new receivers and his recent recovery from groin surgery raises doubts about his reliability.

Kyle Pitts of the Falcons had a strong target share last season, but with a new quarterback and competition from teammate Drake London, his role may diminish. Hunter Henry, who had a successful touchdown season, now faces increased competition for targets with the arrival of new wide receivers and a rookie tight end, suggesting he may not perform as well this year.