[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: With Rob Gronkowski's status undetermined after back surgery, and Wes Welker leaving for Denver, Hernandez has an opportunity to put up astounding numbers this year. He'll be one of, if not THE, favorite target in New England. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Gonzalez was talked out of retirement, which is a boon for fantasy owners everywhere. His advanced age shouldn't worry you from viewing him as the best consolation prize if you miss out on one of the 'Big 4' at the position (Gronkowski, Hernandez, Graham and Witten). (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Daniels gets no respect, but is coming off an 8th place finish among fantasy tight ends. The only fly in the ointment is rookie DeAndre Hopkins, who could finally give QB Matt Schaub a legitimate secondary target beyond Andre Johnson. If Hopkins is as good as I think he is, Daniels won't see as many targets this year, but will still produce low end TE1 numbers. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: One school of thought says Davis will flourish this year without Michael Crabtree and Delanie Walker. I'm less convinced, and worry that Walker's departure will require Davis to stay in as a blocker more. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Gates played 15 games last year but posted the lowest fantasy ranking since his rookie season (12th TE). He's clearly lost a step (a career low 11.0 yards per reception) and should no longer be counted on as an every week fantasy starter. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: I'm not alone in wanting to rank Cameron much higher. Head coach Chudzinkski has made his career by coaching tight ends ranging from Kellen Winslow at the University of Miami to Antonio Gates in his prime years in San Diego to Greg Olsen's resurgent season last year in Carolina. If Cameron plays well in the preseason, expect his ranking to skyrocket. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Dwayne Allen has a productive rookie season (45 receptions for 521 yards and 3 TDs), and history is certainly kind to tight ends with his rookie resume. That said, the Colts are implementing a more traditional West Coast offense this year under OC Pep Hamilton, and head coach Chuck Pagano has already said he expects Coby Fleener to double his reception total in 2013. Allen should be viewed as a late round TE2 and fantasy backup. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Pettigrew couldn't muster a top 20 season in spite of the fact Matthew Stafford threw the ball more than 700 times, and after four seasons it's clear he cannot stretch the field or beat defenders deep. Pettigrew is destined to be a move-the-chains tight end and his lack of upside makes him a boring option on draft day. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Dustin Keller was a top 10 fantasy TE in 2010 and 2011, but missed 8 games last year in his final season in New York. He's betting on himself with a team friendly deal in Miami. I'm not sure his confidence will be rewarded. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: I'm not sold on Davis, and think it's been long enough to stop drafting him on what MIGHT happen and focus on what HAS happened. He flashes but hasn't been able to consistently beat mobile linebackers and physical corners. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Brandon Myers was a pleasant surprise last year as Carson Palmer's most trusted receiver, but counting on him to do much in New York is foolhardy. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Miller seemed destined for greatness in Oakland, but has been a forgotten man in Seattle. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Housler is a popular deep sleeper this year, but I don't see cause for excitement. There are a half dozen other late round tight ends I would rather roll the dice on. (hide this)

[Jun 14th] Jason Wood says: The Jets signed Winslow to a 1-year deal. Even though Winslow was essentially out of football last year, we need to remember he's just 29 years old and is arguably the Jets most accomplished receiver at any position. With the likes of Jeff Cumberland and Konrad Reuland on the depth chart, Winslow should be in line to start and play significant snaps. Also keep in mind that OC Marty Mornhinweg is a Winslow fan, and once lobbied for the Eagles to add him. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Dallas Clark caught 47 receptions last year but was not retained, and Luke Stocker appears likely to take over the starting job. That's worth something, but don't overpay for a guy whose upside amounts to a decent bye week fill in as your fantasy TE2. (hide this)