The 2026 tight end class is actually pretty good.

We'll tell you where we want to see the top prospects land next.

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I am your host, Marcus Mosier.

He is the Fantasy Football Hall of Famer, Michael Fabiano.

And on today's show, we're taking a look at the top tight ends that are going to be

available this offseason between free agents, maybe some trades, and of course, the

2026 NFL draft.

And this is our wish list.

This is where we'd like to see these players land. And let's start it with the top with a future Hall of Famer in Travis Kelsey. What would you like to see happen here? Do you want him to come back for one more year? Do you want him to retire? What's your thought process? I'd like to see him come back just selfishly from a fantasy perspective

because tight ends thin. And even though he's 36, he still was one of the three best

tight ends in fantasy football last season. Now, keep in mind, the position has seen a decline in

terms of statistical success and the number of players who actually, we can start on a weekly

basis and think that, okay, I'm going to get

at least 10, 12 points from this player. So tight end's been a harder position to fill. So even though

Kelsey's pass is prime, he's still a guy that will be startable every single week in fantasy

leagues. Now, if he decides that he is going to write off into the sunset with Taylor Swift and have all kinds of babies and have this glorious, fantastic life aside from football, I'd love to see Kansas City bring in David Njoku.

And my initial wish was that we would see Kyle Pitts go to Washington and then Najoko go to Atlanta where he would reunite with Kevin Stefanski.

Unfortunately, that wish was dashed when Atlanta decided they were going to tag Pitts.

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