Fantasy Football Top-10 Repeatability: Tight Ends

Elite tight ends are notoriously thin in the fantasy world, so it is no big surprise to see a high amount of volatile players from year to year. It is a position that really only offers about three or four players with any real difference-making statistics.

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Top-10 TEs	2022	2021	2020	2019	2018
Travis Kelce	1	2	1	1	1
George Kittle	2	4	19	3	3
Mark Andrews	3	1	6	5	17
Evan Engram	4	23	14	18	13
Tyler Higbee	5	13	18	8	33
Pat Freiermuth	6	12	0	0	0
Cole Kmet	7	21	41	0	0
Dalton Schultz	8	3	10	115	70
David Njoku	9	22	47	84	9
Dallas Goedert	10	8	20	10	20
Kyle Pitts	34	5	0	0	0
Rob Gronkowski	0	6	8	0	11
Hunter Henry	22	7	12	9	0
Mike Gesicki	23	9	7	12	49
Dawson Knox	12	10	35	29	0
Darren Waller	31	16	2	2	81
Robert Tonyan	19	48	3	62	78
Logan Thomas	33	44	4	50	74
T.J. Hockenson	47	14	5	32	0
Hayden Hurst	21	35	9	34	60
Zach Ertz	20	67	33	4	2
Eric Ebron	0	65	15	27	4
Jared Cook	0	18	17	7	5
Austin Hooper	24	24	21	6	6
Kyle Rudolph	90	41	38	16	7
Trey Burton	0	0	27	70	8
Vance McDonald	0	0	67	31	10
Top-10 Repeats	5	4	3	5

The Top-3 have been around for about five years each, and the rest have so much volatility that you’re likely to be disappointed if you reach for anyone outside of Travis Kelce, George Kittle, or Mark Andrews. Dallas Goedert has been Top-10 in three of the last four years and yet never better than No. 8. Has he been a difference-maker of any note? Not really. In a reception point league, those Top-3 are really the only difference makers and offer rare consistency.