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What I like to do is if I draft a safe but boring tight end, right? Like a Travis Kelsey or Mark Andrews... this year, he has the first bye week of any tight end. So not only is he kind of a boring lower upside guy, but his bye week is week five.

STACKED’s take

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Kelce is a safe, low-upside play requiring a backup due to his early bye.

Travis Kelce is viewed as a 'safe but boring' option with lower upside; his early Week 5 bye necessitates drafting a second tight end if he is your primary starter.

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