Dynasty TE Rankings

Up

• TE Isaiah Likely · 2,737 · ▲ 811
• TE Mason Taylor · 1,014 · ▲ 645
• TE Greg Dulcich · 916 · ▲ 522

Down

• TE Juwan Johnson · 1,080 · ▼ 404
• TE Kenyon Sadiq · 1,907 · ▼ 352
• TE Mark Andrews · 1,024 · ▼ 276

TE dynasty outlook

66 TEs are on this board. The top TE is Brock Bowers at 7,069.

Tight ends have a longer career curve than running backs and often peak later than receivers. The reference peak used on this site is age 29.

The tight end market is thin, so a single starter can carry a large share of value on a board. Small changes in role can show up as large movements in the trend column.

A tight end who is a plus blocker and receiver can keep a role for years, while a receiving-only tight end depends more on the offense around him.

Rules of thumb: a rising value means the market is paying more this month, and a falling value is a sell signal for a holder, never a buy signal on its own. Check news and age before acting.

What changed in the last 30 days

37 of 66 TEs rose in value over the last 30 days, 29 fell, and 0 were flat.

The largest gain is Isaiah Likely, up 811 over 30 days.

The largest drop is Juwan Johnson, down 404. A drop is a reason to check news before acting, not a buy signal by itself.

Age curve at TE

Of the 66 TEs with a known age, 41 are at least two years from the age-29 reference peak, 10 are within two years of it, and 15 are at or past it.

The median age of the top 24 TEs by value is 25.9, against a reference peak of 29.

Rule of thumb: Tight ends often peak later than receivers, so a player in his late twenties can still have a window.

How concentrated value is

The top 12 TEs hold 57.0% of the total value on this board.

Contenders should pay for current production near the top of the list. Rebuilders should look lower for players who are younger than the peak age and still have a role.

When value is this concentrated, one name can move a whole trade, so check the age of the piece you are giving up before you agree to a deal.