Young tight ends are slow to develop, which is your opportunity
Tight ends usually take time to break out, and impatient managers often sell too early. Who to look at now.
By Marcus Bell · · 1 min read
Tight end is one of the hardest positions to learn at the pro level, and fantasy managers often run out of patience before a young player figures it out. That impatience creates cheap buying chances in dynasty leagues.
Colston Loveland in Chicago and Tyler Warren in Indianapolis are the kinds of players to watch. Both came into the league with real receiving skills, and both play on offences that have reasons to use them.
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