Hello and welcome to PFF Fancy football podcast. I'm your host Ian Harditz and today we conclude our dynasty season. You know, it never ends. I get it. That's the whole kind of basis of dynasty. But you got through quarterback running back wide receiver today. We get to the ever important tight end and dammit people. If you are in a tight end premium league. You could argue this is the most important podcast of the group.

Not a very special guest to help me accomplish this task. Co owner of football guys calm usually find them on the couch barking about football today. Happy enough and we are lucky enough to have him here.

Sigmund Bloom at Sigmund Bloom on Twitter of course, sig. Thanks for the time. My man. I've been on your pod a few times.

Yes, time we've had you on here and thank you my brother. How are you doing?

It's an honor and I always love getting together man. I love your energy. You know that and I love that we can still have this kind of energy we should have this kind of energy in the offseason because the combine is going on.

GMs and coaches are telling us things that are important decisions are going to be made franchise tax free agency the draft the plate tectonics or emotion and in tight and tight end.

The important thing is this can be the position with the biggest rags to riches stories and the fastest rags to riches stories right what we have we have Travis Kelsey was a second round pick who had microfraxxers surgery in his first year right George Kittle was a fourth round pick.

Darren Waller was out of the league and was a converted wide receiver. You know, even we can go back to like Antonio Gates undrafted right so you're offseason research can give you the drop on everybody else Logan Thomas was a good example of somebody that you can get that one step ahead of the competition.

You can use that last roster spot maybe you can get the next Antonio Gates and the next Darren Waller dreams and come on dreams can become a reality at the tight end position arguably more so than anywhere else and sick.

I just love your way with words man. We as a fantasy football community are blessed that you chose this industry but I firmly believe that you can talk about anything on the roof and be successful with it man.

I'm going to give you for all the folks out there but let's get into it man. You know we're going to go through the kind of entire tight end landscape here and let's kick things off with the first guy you mentioned Travis Kelsey because then a lot of you know studies here on age experience and just generally speaking.

Whatever that does join quarterback as the only positions where we do have a hope of still having some high end fantasy caliber players, even later in their careers. I know some people in dynasty you know they're not necessarily looking ten years down the road.

Maybe we just look three or five you know as great as getting the young talent is hey we're playing for a championship we win a championship and year one. That's pretty cool as well so does this in mind like do you want to keep buying Travis Kelsey as the overall tight end one because yeah he's getting up there in age but damn it's sick if there is a player.

if there is a player that has a chance of age and graceful, I think it's probably one

of the best tight ends you've ever seen attached to Patrick Freak in the homes.

Yeah, and that last part's the most important part, I think.

But if there's an argument against him as the number one fantasy tight end in dynasty leagues

right now, it's just simply that we don't know how good Kyle Pitch is going to be.

We don't know his ceiling.

He has that exciting unknown ceiling.

He showed enough of those big boy plays by the end of the year.

I think most of the things that held back pits last year were structural and not because

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