We're talking the intersection of tight end ADP and opportunity on RotoViz Radio.

What's up, RodotoViz Fantasy Football Show.

I'm Dave Kaben, one of the owners at RotoViz.

Unfortunately coming to you whenever you are listening to this without Curtis, he is a very busy gentleman right now, has a lot going on.

And unfortunately, was not going to be able to record Thursday night.

But I figured I would move on full steam ahead and get something out for you lovely listeners to have to listen to on

Friday morning or this weekend whenever you have the time to carve out.

But I am excited to talk about tight ends tonight.

I think that there's a couple of players that are mispriced that, you know, perhaps we can use to our advantage.

But before we get into that, let's take a quick moment here for an FFPC stat attack.

And this is a stat attack is sourced from our rotoviz advanced stats stats explorer i was looking at some tight-end stats

while thinking about some of the players we're going to talk a little bit about more this

uh this episode and we know that last year dawson knox was extremely efficient as a touchdown score, but what you

might not know is Hunter Henry actually was more efficient when you look at a targets per

touchdown and routes per touchdown perspective. So Knox and Henry led the way with eight targets

to every touchdown, meaning that every eight

targets they saw, they scored a touchdown.

This is of players with a minimum of at least 50 targets.

They led all tight ends in that efficiency metric there.

Further, if you look at routes per touchdown, henry ran 42 routes to every touchdown followed by

friarmooth at 48 routes to every touchdown then you had dawson knox at 50 to every touchdown so

he was one of the most efficient touchdown scores last season.

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