Last season the Fantasy landscape for tight ends was a minefield as two of the top five picks busted at their respective ADPs. Last year, the TE1 doubled the points of TE3, however, 2021 features a less polarized field but more uncertainty so we encourage our readers to use our list to hammer out value (and beat risk) at this position.

Jefferson picked up 1,400 receiving yards in his rookie season in a hyper-concentrated offense. We expect him to command a target share of over 20 per cent in his sophomore year.

Last year was an especially tough Fantasy season for running backs, as injuries and Covid-19 opted-out personnel mounted higher than in any other previous campaign. We expect to breathe a sigh of relief in 2021, but the market for running backs is thirstier than ever. As always, we’re here to guide your through a possibly the most tumultuous era yet for Fantasy running backs.

All signs point to Prescott recovering from the horrific ankle injury he suffered in Week Five (hell, the Cowboys wouldn’t have given him a big new contract if they didn’t think he was fine). With barely any discernible upgrades at defense, Prescott opens the 2021 season as the most game script-friendly quarterback in the league. Before his injury, his volume equaled that of an average quarterback playing six quarters.