2021 Fantasy Football TE Sleepers: Potential tight end breakouts ...
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Vikings
Smith
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Jarwin
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Firkser
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Trautman
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Robert Tonyan
Jared Cook
Delanie Walker
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Irv Smith Jr.
Anthony Firkser
Adam Trautman
Blake Jarwin
O.J. Howard
Cole Kmet
Jimmy Graham
Dallas Goedert
Tyler Higbee
Jonnu Smith
Kyle Rudolph
Justin Jefferson
Adam Thielen
Dalton Schultz
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Travis Kelce
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Andy Dalton
Justin Fields
Anthony Miller
Michael Thomas
Dawson Knox
Achilles
Rob Gronkowski
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Summary
Sometimes, TEs set to see an expanded role in an offense, perhaps because another TE or key WR left or because a new offensive coordinator is in town, are prime sleeper targets. New opportunities can yield new results -- even for old players.This year's list features Irv Smith Jr., Anthony Firkser, and Adam Trautman, all of whom figure to step into a more significant roles in their respective offenses. It's more likely someone like Dallas Goedert, Tyler Higbee, or Jonnu Smith/Hunter Henry would be considered "sleepers," but for most leagues, the tight ends below are the players to target in the middle and late rounds. Kyle Rudolph is out after a long career with the Vikings, and Smith showed promise last season with 30 catches on 43 targets, 336 yards, and five touchdowns. It may sound contradictory with all the mouths to feed in Dallas, but there will be plenty of targets and scoring opportunities to go around in a high-volume passing attack, shown by Jarwin's backup Dalton Schultz ranking ninth among TEs in targets last year (89) while filling in.
As said here by https://www.sportingnews.com/us/fantasy/news/2021-fantasy-football-te-sleepers-tightend-breakouts-draft-steals/u3xa6bolu7xy18xqumoqynsh9