“Tight End Tuesday” is here, join us as @SantosLHalper83 and I continue to compare and contrast of our dynasty rankings. If you got the time, check the thread below! If you feel like challenging the ranks, don’t be afraid! Let’s talk! I’m disgustingly polite. https://twitter.com/santoslhalper83/status/1361715173367681038

Jordan kicks things off with a surprise, taking Darren Waller, and honestly I can't fault him. I've got him third though, and am sticking a bit traditional keeping Kelce and Kittle atop my rankings, who slide in at 2 and 3 for him.

Wonderfully, we are both dead even on Kyle Pitts. It's honestly difficult for me not to have him even higher, but I guess I'll wait til he plays an NFL down. But uh, let's be real, he looks like Calvin Johnson playing TE.

Next comes probably my non-consensus pick, as I've got Goedert ascending to top 5 TE status. I think it's been destiny, with or without Carson Wentz at the helm. Zach Ertz is gone, and it's gonna be wheels up for quietly one of the best tight ends in football.

Jordan slides in T.J. Hockenson at 5, who I have 6th. Hockenson continues to improve, and definitely has big upside imo even w/downgrading from Stafford to Goff.
Jordan continues his rankings w/Mark Andrews in at 6. Who again, we're one ranking separated on, as I've got him 7th.

At 7, Jordan has Logan Thomas, who I omit from my rankings. Likewise, I land Hunter Henry at 8, who has been left off Jordan's top 10 altogether.

At 8, for Jordan, he's got Gesicki, who we both (again) feel similar on. Gesicki comes in at 9 for me. He's showing improvement every year, and the breakout could be imminent.

Coming in at 9 for Jordan is Noah Fant, the athletic freak who really has all the potential in the world to be as good as any TE on this list. Fant slides in at 10 for me, but with the right quarterback, I really love his upside.

And finally, Jordan caps off his top 10 with Dallas Goedert, so while he's not as bullish as him as I am, he still recognizes the upside in what will be a Zach Ertz-less offense.

Once again, Jordan's running a top 10, I've running a top 12. So while Jordan's are all wrapped up, my last two are Robert Tonyan and Irv Smith.

Tonyan makes me a little nervous due to the likelihood of a regression in touchdowns next year. Perhaps he can balance that out..

With more receptions/yards, but he does make me a little nervous since GB should add more depth to their receiving corps. Finally, Irv Smith rounds off my top 12, who I genuinely believe can ascend to top 5 status next year. I'm just not ready to put him higher until I see him..

Work in a larger sample size.

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