Hello and welcome to PFF Fancy football podcast tight and week one edition.

I'm your host Ian Hartedsson.

Today, we want to quickly do a broader look at the entire tight end landscape in terms

of whose project to lead their team in targets.

Here's looking like more of a number two, number three, number four.

What situation do we just want to totally avoid?

And I got some notes on the week one ranking.

So another shorter edition, solo edition of these positional previews.

Just trying to make things a little more digestible for you guys this year as much as I do love

the two to three hour game by game previews.

I do think in fancy sometimes we look at things more through a positional lens.

So again, just hoping to make this easier on you guys.

And of course, just making it easier to win fancy football championships.

Why the hell else are we here after all?

So with that said, let's get after it.

Again, when I quickly kind of go through these target tiers, we'll have a lot more talk

about after week one with some real data in line.

But for now, using PFF projections, using the preseason data that we've been talking about,

I think that there are five targets, five tight ends with a legit chance to lead their

entire offence in targets.

So alphabetical order by team.

I'm not ranking the guys to the top targets here, but I think Zach Erts with the Cardinals.

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