There are tight ends who are not named Kyle Pitts, who are going to be selected in the 2021 NFL draft. Let's learn about them right now on Fantasy Football Today in five. All right, welcome back, everybody. Happy Friday, Adam Azer and Emery Hunt, we spent five minutes talking about Pitts yesterday. Let's get to the rest of the guys. Emery, as we look at your very comprehensive, very awesome draft guide, You separate your tight ends into three groups,

inline, Hback, and Flex. Can you go through them really quickly here and which ones put up the

best fantasy numbers? Well, inline are your guys that you trust as an attachment to the

offensive line that could block. So that's when we talk about inline. Hback is more of someone

that you find detached from the offensive line,

but definitely is someone that's very good as a blocker.

Think John H-Smith in how he's utilized or how Jordan Reed is utilized at times with San Francisco

or even someone like Howard Use Check, even though he's a fullback,

but he started out as an H-back when he was drafted by Baltimore.

Flex tight-ins are your big Y receivers, guys that don't have any interest in blocking,

but also have a good opportunity to win one-on-one routes on the outside.

So those are the different positions that we kind of classify tight ends with in a draft guy.

All right.

So for Fantasy, we're I, focusing more on the flex guys.

But you have Pat Fryermuth from Iowa as your number one in-line tight-end.

Do you see him putting up good numbers in the passing game?

Or is he just going to be one of those really good blockers?

I think he would be a good solid player.

He's going to be someone that's going to be a good solid player. He's going to be

someone that's going to be a good football player in reality, but fantasy probably won't have

the opportunity to put up the gaudy numbers like he would have flex guy that you so aptly

mentioned. That's more the fantasy players. But he'll have, I think, close to seven touchdowns

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