Kelce's TE10 ADP undervalues his consistent top-5 track record and late-career upside.

Kelce has been a top-five tight end in nine of the past ten seasons, including five straight tight end ones, yet is being drafted as the tight end 10 in ADP. Despite age concerns and the possibility he could be washed, he was the tight end three last year while playing with Chris Aludekun at quarterback for multiple games, and the Chiefs brought in zero pass catchers this offseason, leaving him with significant upside at a late draft price.