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2026 Fantasy Football Breakout TEs | 5 Tight Ends Who Could Take Off (08/12 Fantasy Football Podcast)
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23 min
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Aug 12, 2026
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Wed, August 12, 2026
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Isaiah LikelyAJ BarnerAlec PierceChris RodriguezColston LovelandDe'Von AchaneJ.K. DobbinsJosh JacobsKyle PittsKyler MurrayNoah FantPuka NacuaTucker KraftTyler Warren
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AJ Barner
PositiveBreakout23:09
Jamie identifies AJ Barner as a potential breakout tight end candidate to watch, though further analysis is deferred to a future episode.
Insight pageAlec Pierce
NegativeInjury3:23
Alec Pierce did not receive a second PRP injection on his ankle; GM Chris Ballard is hopeful he will be ready for Week 1.
Insight pageChris Rodriguez
NegativeDepth Chart2:11
Practice reports and depth chart analysis suggest a fairly even split between Chris Rodriguez and Bejal Tootin.
Insight pageColston Loveland
PositiveBreakout3:49
Heath Cummings ranks Colston Loveland as his TE2 ahead of Trey McBride, noting he is the focal point of the Bears' passing game and could lead the team in targets. He averaged 15 PPR points per game over his last 12 games.
Insight pageDe'Von Achane
PositiveUsage1:57
Miami head coach Jeff Halfley indicated Devon Achane will have a significant workload, potentially reaching 40 touches in some games.
Insight pageIsaiah Likely
NegativeRole19:58
Jamie expresses hesitation about building a draft strategy entirely around Isaiah Likely because he is a fourth-round pick who has never recorded a 500-yard season and has only produced in small sample sizes.
Insight pagePositiveValue20:30
Jamie notes that Isaiah Likely is a phenomenal value at his current ADP of TE13 on CBS and FantasyPros, especially given that the analysts have him ranked as the TE8.
Insight pagePositiveBreakout29:04
Jamie Eisenberg expects Isaiah Likely to play a significant role in the offense, noting his high efficiency when given opportunities (averaging 12.5+ PPR points in games with 6+ targets).
Insight pageJ.K. Dobbins
Josh Jacobs
NegativeInjury1:44
Josh Jacobs is out at least one week with a groin injury and remains under review for a potential suspension related to a domestic violence situation.
Insight pageKyle Pitts
PositiveBreakout20:59
Heath Cummings projects Kyle Pitts as a top-five tight end with TE1 upside, citing a concentrated target share in Atlanta and a lower ADOT that should boost volume under Kevin Stefanski.
Insight pageKyler Murray
PositiveDepth Chart1:40
Minnesota has officially named Kyler Murray as their starting quarterback.
Insight pageNoah Fant
NegativeValue21:54
Jamie views Noah Fant as a benchmark for when to start targeting Isaiah Likely, suggesting that once Fant is off the board, Likely becomes a primary target in that next tier of tight ends.
Insight pagePuka Nacua
Tucker Kraft
PositiveBreakout26:55
Jamie Eisenberg highlights Tucker Craft as a breakout candidate with top-three upside if he returns to 100% health, noting the Packers have 135 vacated targets to distribute.
Insight pageTyler Warren
PositiveBreakout12:34
Tyler Warren is a strong breakout candidate who could see 7.5 targets per game with Michael Pittman gone and Alec Pierce potentially limited early. He is viewed as a must-start tight end.
Insight pageTyrone Tracy
PositiveUsage2:31
Tyrone Tracy Jr. is receiving the majority of two-minute drill snaps, shifting the previous even split with Scadaboo.
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Episode Transcript
0:00This is Fantasy Football Today from CBS Sports. What a play!
0:03Can you believe this? He's had no idea. It's time to dominate your fantasy league.
0:08Off to the races! And he stays at his feet!
0:11He's just gonna go the distance! Now here's some combination of Adam, Dave, Jamie, and Heath.
0:15We are talking tight ends here, breakout tight ends for the 2026 season on Fantasy Football Today.
0:20Adam Azer, Heath Cummings, Dave Richard, and special guest Jamie Eisenberg from Fantasy Football Today of CBS Sports.
0:26Hello, Jamie. Welcome to the show. Thanks for having me.
0:29I appreciate it. You guys are awesome. Oh, you don't mean that.
0:32I do not know the last time that I did a show with Jamie.
0:36It's been a while. Oh. And the funny thing is, I think we're recording this one second.
0:42We just did a quarterback show without Jamie, but I'm guessing it's gonna be published fourth.
0:46So the audio people are gonna be like, this isn't a funny bit at all.
0:51Um, I said on the, oh, Jamie left. I said on the tight end show, or the quarterback show, that I would
0:57go over some news and notes, and I forgot.
1:00So here's your news and notes. Minnesota named Kyler Murray, the starting quarterback.
1:04Josh Jacobs is out at least one week with a groin injury, and he still could be suspended, according to Adam Schefter, for his domestic violence situation.
1:12Still under review. Puka Nakua has a minor groin issue, minor groin soreness, it's being called.
1:17He could still be suspended. Miami head coach Jeff Halfley said, Devon Achan is going to have a big workload.
1:22He said he might give him 40 touches in some games.
1:26I don't know if he was a catcher. Yeah.
1:28J.K. Dobbins was back doing individual drills on Tuesday.
1:31Chris Rodriguez and Bejal Tootin, based on the depth chart, based on some practice reports, it seems like fairly even right now between the two of them.
1:39Rashawn Slater, a guy who missed the entire season last year with a knee injury, left tackle for the Chargers.
1:45He had a minor flare-up in that surgically repaired knee, but we're gonna be keeping an eye on that.
1:51A report from The Athletic that Tyrone Tracy Jr.
1:53is getting the majority of the two-minute drill snaps.
1:56When they were both healthy last year, Scadaboo and Tracy split that fairly evenly.
2:00Mike Evans returned to practice. Josh Downs, the same thing.
2:03Zay Flowers returned. Matthew Golden returned. GM Chris Ballard of the Colts said Alec Pierce did not have a second PRP injection
2:10on his ankle, and he's hopeful that Pierce will be ready for week one.
2:14Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan could miss time in the regular season with a hamstring injury.
2:19And Bears safety Kobe Bryant is out four to six months with a knee injury, and that's a prized offseason addition for them from Seattle.
2:26Good player and makes their defense worse, the Chicago Bears.
2:29Okay, let's talk breakout tight ends here. And you guys submitted names, but I think everybody's feeling Colston Loveland, so I don't
2:35think this conversation can exist without talking about Colston Loveland.
2:38Heath, how good could Colston Loveland be in his last four games, including the playoffs?
2:43He scored 21.4, 25.1, 23.7, and 9.6 PPR fantasy points.
2:46How good could Loveland be? Yeah, this one gets the duh award, but it's also the you better not do a breakout show without talking about him award.
2:54I had in his last 12 games, including the playoffs, 15 PPR fantasy points per game.
2:59That's not the ceiling. He is my tight end to ahead of Trey McBride.
3:03We have heard lots of good things about Luther Burden, probably more steady drumbeat about Luther Burden, but we've also heard that
3:10Colston Loveland is the son of the Bears passing game.
3:13Everything revolves around him. He could lead this team in targets.
3:16He could be amongst the top two or three tight ends in target lead.
3:20I would be happy to take him in round three at the very end of round three.
3:25What scares you guys, if anything, about Colston Loveland?
3:28Caleb Williams' accuracy. For me, it's high A dot for a tight end.
3:32He might lead the position based on what we saw last year.
3:35I don't love that, and he didn't have a single screen pass last year.
3:39So I'm kind of nitpicking because not that much scares me about Colston Loveland.
3:43I think he's so good. I think the other thing that scares me, guys, is we talked about this a couple weeks ago.
3:50We had a great tight end season for rookies last year.
3:53Three of the eight highest rookie tight end scoring seasons in PPR in the last 25 years came from last year's class.
4:00And Loveland was eighth, by the way. Fannin and Warren outscored him overall.
4:04But the other guys who have been on that list, like Kyle Pitts and Brock Bowers and Sam Laporta, and even Pat
4:10Friermuth in the top ten, most of the guys did worse their second year.
4:15I just think, and Dave and Jamie can say if I'm wrong, but you don't – like fear doesn't come into the
4:21equation when you're talking about Colston Loveland. And maybe it should have last year with Brock Bowers.
4:26He got hurt, and he wasn't as good as I was hoping he was going to be.
4:31But I equate it to – I told you the greatest hike I ever took.
4:36I took on this last trip. We were going to Grinnell Glacier, and for like four miles, I'm walking straight up on
4:42the side of a mountain, going underneath a waterfall where if I step two feet the wrong way, it's over.
4:48And I couldn't be scared because I was going to walk on a glacier.
4:52And that's Colston Loveland. Okay. Yeah. Jamie, how do you feel about Loveland?
4:56You take him in the third round too. I think it really just comes down to the same sort of sentiment we
5:03said about when you're taking Brock Bowers and when you're taking Trane McBride, that the position feels like it's pretty loaded with
5:09at least 10 to 11 guys that you should feel comfortable with.
5:13And is it taking him too soon in comparison to some other great players around him when you know you can still
5:19get another tight end a little bit later? So like Bowers should be great.
5:23McBride should be great. Loveland should be great. But you're paying a premium price for them.
5:28And so it's not so much about fear. Are they going to be bad?
5:32It's about fear of my passing on somebody else that's also going to be great and can still get a good enough tight end later.
5:40So that's really the only concern I would have is that I don't expect him to have a complete drop off.
5:46Obviously, Caleb Williams getting hurt or him getting injured himself.
5:49But like if he performs like he's capable of doing, like this could be one of the best tight ends ever and
5:55could have one of the best tight end seasons ever.
5:58You know, he's got that much upside. Which me, yeah.
6:01Yeah. And that's the point is that it means even if you're taking him in late round three, you're still not getting
6:08him at a ceiling because the ceiling is legitimately tight end one.
6:11If we cherry pick his last four games, keep in mind the first half of the year, he was coming back from injury.
6:18The team said that he didn't know exactly what he was doing out there.
6:22You almost have to give him a pass for that.
6:25By the time he got to the second half of the year and especially those last four games, here's the last four games.
6:3212 targets per game, 20 PPR points per game, 13 non-PPR points per game.
6:36I don't think he can do that. But I think he can be in that neighborhood of 14 PPR points per game,
6:43seven and a half to eight targets per game, red zone weapon for the Chicago Bears, playmaker on passing downs.
6:49I think that there's an easy opportunity for him to finish as a top three fantasy tight end.
6:54And where you're drafting him around the likes of, and if you want to name names, you can on ADP, but it's
7:01like Garrett Wilson, Ladd McConkie, pick a quarterback, Zay Flowers.
7:04I understand that he may not score as many PPR points per game as those positions, but if I'm getting somebody who's
7:10close to those guys at the tight end position, my team is benefiting from that in the long haul.
7:16Yeah. There's just, there's not that, if he's going to go in round three, which he might in a lot of drafts,
7:22there's not much separation between Colston Loveland and Brock Bowers and Trey McBride.
7:26I mean, they're practically in the same tier at that point.
7:29So it's fine. I mean, he, he, he, the only difference is theoretical versus demonstrated just using a line that Heath used from the quarterback breakout video.
7:37And we've, we've seen it from McBride. We've seen it mostly from Bowers.
7:41We've only seen it in one spurt from Loveland and he's a rookie, obviously, but I think you're betting on the potential here.
7:48And Adam, as we saw in the draft last night, the mock draft we did with users for, for our listeners, for, for St.
7:55Jude, that there was a very close proximity to when Tyler Warren was drafted.
7:59Yeah. Right. And so back into round three, we saw Warren go beginning round four.
8:04Like that's another guy that I think has pushed himself into the conversation to be with those guys, especially if you have
8:10Alec Pierce out at the start of the season or however many games he may miss.
8:15Josh Downs is banged up. What Warren did at the beginning of last season with Daniel Jones, like that wasn't to the
8:22level of what we saw from Colston Loveland. No, but you think about it.
8:26They were both first round picks. They both expected to be featured parts of their offenses.
8:31They're both going to be featured parts of their offenses.
8:33And I think it's, if you, again, looking at it, how you're building your team, if Loveland is going to go back
8:40end of round three and you like other players there, you could probably still get Tyler Warren early round four.
8:46That's the route you want to go. All right.
8:49Well, pretty good, pretty good crop of tight ends.
8:51We think hopefully it pans out. Let's get some other names here.
8:55Jamie or Dave. Actually, why don't we pick up on the Tyler Warren discussion here?
8:59Because he did go 37th. I think in the draft we saw last night, first pick of round four.
9:05When would you take Tyler Warren? No, that's too rich for my blood.
9:09I think he's in that late round four, early round five range as the fourth tight end off the board.
9:15What Jamie referred to last year was 12 games with Daniel Jones, 13.1 PPR points on six and a half targets per game.
9:22I think we could all agree that with Pittman out of there and Alec Pierce, not a hundred percent, at least for
9:28the beginning of the year, Tyler Warren should be in the neighborhood of seven and a half targets per game.
9:34When Pierce is back and he's doing his thing, maybe he falls down to maybe 6.8 targets per game, but an uptick nonetheless.
9:41And therefore I think it's fair to assume that Warren can get right back to 13 to 14 PPR points per game.
9:47That's a notch below what I think we'd expect from Loveland.
9:51I don't think he has the same type of ceiling as Colson Loveland, but I do think he's going to be a
9:57huge part of this Colts offense and absolutely should be viewed as stud, must start tight end, big, big potential, maybe just not as much as Loveland.
10:05Okay. Yeah. If you find out that Alec Pierce is back and he's going to be ready for week one and all
10:12that, does that change how you feel about Tyler Warren?
10:15No. Because I'm expecting Pierce to be back for a majority of the year anyway.
10:19Yeah. Okay. I don't think Pierce is in danger of missing like half the season or anything like that.
10:25Maybe a game, maybe. And he'll probably listen. If he's going to, if they're saying they're hopeful for week one, that means
10:31that maybe the first few weeks of the season, Pierce won't be himself.
10:35He's got to get himself back into game shape.
10:38There's obviously the risk of re-injury and all that stuff, but it's not enough for me to, to pull Warren higher or lower.
10:45I think if there's a benefit for Warren as a result of Pierce, Pierce is expected to do a lot of different things this year.
10:52And now he's not getting the opportunity to practice those things right now.
10:56And so there's 111 targets available with Michael Pittman gone.
10:59They did next to nothing to replace Pittman. And so if you look at it, we always say who could be first
11:05or second on their team and targets. This should be their target leader.
11:09This should be the guy that gets the most opportunities.
11:12Like Pierce, I don't think is jumping from 84 targets to 140.
11:16Like that's just not, I think the type of player that he is and downs while he should be better.
11:22I don't think that's the guy either that you focus on.
11:25This is their guy. And so if you don't want to pay the price of Bowers, McBride or Loveland, this is the guy you go after.
11:33Let me, you know, I give this that, I've given this that before, but think about it for Loveland.
11:38Think about it for Warren. Just 14 PPR fantasy points per game.
11:42It's a really good season. It's not like a league winning season, but it's really good.
11:47But in the last five years, there've been 14 tight ends who have averaged 14 or more PPR fantasy points per game.
11:53Okay. 14 tight ends, 14 or more PPR points per game over the last five years.
11:58Eight of the 14 average more than eight targets per game.
12:01That's I think 136 targets in a full season.
12:0410 of the 14 average more than seven targets per game.
12:07So they average at least 100 or about 120 targets or more.
12:11The four guys who average 14 or more PPR points per game and fewer than seven targets per game were George Kittle
12:17three times and Tucker Craft in eight games last season.
12:20So basically, I would say if you want your tight end to score 14 points per game, 120 targets is kind of
12:27where they need to be unless they're George Kittle.
12:29Heath, how many tight ends do you have projected for 120 or more targets?
12:33Probably more than everyone else, if I was guessing.
12:36But one, two, three, four, five. Wow. And those would be?
12:39Six. I'm sorry. So Bowers, Loveland, McBride, Pitts, Laporte, Warren.
12:42Pitts, Laporte. Okay. Okay. We're going to take a break here.
12:46So we've talked about the two, two of the year, two tight ends and Colson Loveland and Tyler Warren, but we have
12:52a lot more to get to Kyle Pitts. It will come back and we'll discuss Kyle Pitts as a breakout from Heath after this.
12:59All right, Heath, let's talk about Kyle Pitts. He's been your guy for a while now.
13:04He was the, he was a number two tight end overall last year.
13:08He had 118 targets last year on a per game basis, 10th and non PPR, but sixth and fifth and half and full PPR respectively.
13:15What do you think about Pitts this year? I was really torn between saying Laporte or Pitts.
13:20And since Laporte has already had a tight end one overall season and his best per game average was better than Pitts.
13:27I went with Kyle Pitts. I think both of them are going to have career years.
13:32I've talked a lot, but probably too much about the play caller slash offensive coordinators.
13:36Kevin Stefanski, Drew Petsing, 27% target share to their tight ends.
13:39Maybe more importantly, like you talked about no easy button targets for Lovelland last year.
13:44That's what this offense does. When things break down, you just dump it off to the tight end in the flat.
13:50Kyle Pitts coming off of his best year, at least in terms of total fantasy points, because he only scored one touchdown as a rookie.
13:57And one of the big things that changed was he had his lowest ADOT at 7.4.
14:02He's been below nine each of the last two years.
14:05I think that continues with Stefanski. Pitts has not been as bad as his reputation is.
14:10We've just ranked him too high a couple of years, and he was awesome when he got their opportunity last year.
14:16I expect this to be one of the most concentrated target shares in the NFL between London, Pitts, and Bijon Robinson.
14:22I think they'll have to be pass heavy because the defense isn't going to be very good.
14:27Kyle Pitts is a top five or six tight end in my projections, depending on the format.
14:32And he has a chance to be tight end one.
14:35Dave, a quick rebuttal, because I know this is one area where you do not see eye to eye with Heath.
14:42There's a five game sample and without Drake London, where Kyle Pitts was a monster.
14:46He had 8.8 targets per game, 19 PPR points per game, 12 non-PPR points per game.
14:51The 12 games with Drake London, 6.2 targets per game, 9.6 PPR points per game, 5.2 non-PPR points per game.
14:57I get where you're coming from. I even love the idea and agree with the idea that his A dot is going
15:03to be lower, and that'll help him get more targets in Atlanta.
15:07But I have to draft him based on the larger sample with Drake London healthy.
15:11And that means a breakout year for him. Listen, technically it's a breakout year if he finishes with, I guess it's not
15:18really a breakout year if he finishes with 10 PPR points per game.
15:22It would be his second best year because last year, thanks to that five game sample, he was over 12 PPR points per game.
15:29I think he can be good. I haven't ranked as a starter.
15:32I don't think he's got the upside that he talks about.
15:36I think the ship has sailed on that. I still think Drake London is going to be a big target getter.
15:42Same thing with Bijan. And they have, they've started to use Zachariah Branch, their rookie, with their first team offense a little bit more.
15:49And they're giving him those easy throws, the screens and slants and whatnot.
15:53And I wonder if he's going to start to take away work from everybody that we're talking about in Atlanta.
15:59Not enough to necessarily ding London and move him down.
16:02Same thing with Bijan. But I think Kyle Pitts really is going to need a lot of target volume and a lot
16:08of red zone opportunities to even sniff a top five finish.
16:11All right. We're going to talk about two more players here.
16:15Jamie's got a couple of breakout candidates. Tucker Craft, who is tight end six in CBS ADP.
16:20And Isaiah Likely, who's not even top 12. All right, Jamie, floor is yours.
16:24Well, I think in the case of Craft, we saw a glimpse of it last season before the ACL tear.
16:30And the fact that he's on his way to playing in week one is certainly encouraging.
16:35So we'll see if that's the case and just what shape he'll be in.
16:39But they lose 135 targets from last year with Dontameen Wicks and Romeo Dobbs gone.
16:43And I think we're going to see three guys, four guys, I guess, hopefully fight for that.
16:48Um, in the case of the three receivers that we're all looking at as getting more opportunities and Christian Watson, Jaden Reed
16:55and Matthew Golden, but you know, Tucker Craft should also benefit as well.
16:59I don't know if we'll get to that 120 target mark, because that's typically not what the Packers do.
17:04That being said, you'd like to see the Packers throw a little bit more.
17:08Jordan Love's been sort of in this 26 pass per game, you know, range, uh, for the majority of his tenure there.
17:15And if they do open up the offense a little bit more, I think that benefits everybody and Craft included.
17:21So if he's a hundred percent, if he could pick up where last year left off, I think he's got a chance
17:27to be a top three tight end. Like he's just got that much upside.
17:32And I think had he finished the season last year, the way he started, we'd be talking about him as at least
17:38a top five tight end, if not in that top three range.
17:42So there's just a lot to love about him.
17:44In the case of likely we talked about a little bit more on the sleepers, uh, show.
17:49I just don't think his ADP is going to be reflective by the end of the month where it is now, especially
17:56the, uh, the positive reports that we got while Malik neighbors has, uh, you know, we've talked about this, you know, quite
18:02a bit, nine games during his career in Baltimore with at least six targets.
18:07He averaged over, he scored at least 12 and a half PPR points in, uh, I think it was six of those games.
18:13Um, uh, so he just gets production when he gets opportunities.
18:17And I think he'll get opportunities with this offense.
18:19Now that there's no Mark Andrews, I don't care about Theo Johnson being listed ahead of him on the depth chart.
18:26I do care that Jackson Dart leaned on Theo Johnson quite a bit last year.
18:30And I think that's a tendency that will carry over.
18:33So we'll see what happens when neighbors is healthy at a hundred percent practicing in full and how that goes.
18:39We'll see what happens with the new additions as well.
18:42Darnell Mooney and Malachi fields, field is kind of the one that scares me the most because I think he could be
18:48a red zone threat, but that's a rookie being asked to play a big role.
18:53I think likely is going to play a big role in this offense following Harbaugh from Baltimore to New York.
18:59And so when you start to get past what I think the meat of this position is, which is really Loveland through
19:05probably Fannin, uh, likely I like likely better than Fannin.
19:08Um, I think there's just immense upside for him.
19:11Finally getting the chance to get those opportunities from the targets we've been craving for him for so many years.
19:17So for Tucker craft, he's the best yak guy at the position, maybe ever.
19:21It's insane. And I was encouraged, you know, doing the research about the wide receivers who had the elite wide receivers who
19:28had come back from ACL tears and been, you know, really good Keenan Allen, Jordy Nelson.
19:32I can't remember everybody on the list, but, uh, this was about Malik neighbors, but the same has to apply for Tucker craft.
19:39Uh, I don't love drafting guys coming off major injuries, but I'm not sure that ACL is, is one of the worst
19:46in that regard in terms of just like performance the following year.
19:49So, um, you know, that's, that's obviously really important because he's super talented for likely guys.
19:54There aren't that many tight ends. He hasn't even had a 500 yard season yet.
19:58I understand the circumstances. He also was a fourth round pick.
20:02Most of the good tight ends in the NFL are taken in the first three rounds with big time exceptions.
20:08George Kittle, Rob Gronkowski, or no George Kittle, Aaron Hernandez, Darren Waller, Antonio Gates, Julius Thomas, Delaney Walker.
20:13Parker, but round three rounds one through three is like the sweet spot.
20:17Obviously for tight ends. Aren't that many that are good after that?
20:20I don't know. I guess what I'm saying is this is a round four pick.
20:25Who's never had a 500 yard season. And I do like likely a lot, but Jamie, how hesitant should I be to
20:31make him the focus of my, of my draft strategy at tight end?
20:35I think if you really like Isaiah likely, then he has arguably the best ADP at the position and maybe of anyone in fantasy.
20:42And I could see you basing your whole tight end strategy around him, but I can't ignore the downside of a guy
20:49who's never really done anything before, except in small sample sizes.
20:52I don't think basing your tight end strategy around a player that has got a mid round to, I guess mid round
20:59ADP is the way you want to go about building your team.
21:02I get what you're saying. I think you look at the tier that he's in and say, I want to get somebody from that tier.
21:10But obviously when we're looking at it, this is why we're saying breakout, you know, that this is going to be the
21:16best season of his career, that he's finally going to get this opportunity, that he's not going to be just a 500 yard guy.
21:23I mean, if I was more excited about Isaiah likely, I'd have him ranked closer to where I would be saying, that's
21:30a strategy I want to, you know, use to, to go get him.
21:34You know? So I think when you talk about strategy around tight ends, you're talking about, okay, when am I taking Bowers or McBride?
21:41When am I taking Love, when are Warren? And then I'm going to play out the rest of the position.
21:47And I think that's the category he belongs in.
21:49So like for me to say, I like him better than fan.
21:53And obviously I'm going against what consensus is. I think when you talk about where likely sort of falls into the, the
21:59category of tight ends you're looking at, it's in that settle for type of range, you know, at the top of that,
22:06you know, so if the first six or seven guys are off the board, that's when I start to put the antenna
22:13up of, okay, this is the time I want to go target Isaiah likely.
22:17And so most likely for me and the leagues I'm going to be in when I see fan and get drafted, then
22:23I think likely is in that next group of guys from when you're looking at tight ends to come off the board.
22:30Okay. He's, he's tight in eight for all three of you and he's tight in 13 and ADP on CBS and fantasy pros.
22:37So just based on that right now, I would say that Isaiah likely is a phenomenal value.
22:42I think we all agree. Yeah. Yes. Yeah. It really stands out.
22:45One of the better values. If you guys are right about Isaiah likely.
22:49All right. Thank you guys for your breakout. So that was Tucker craft and Isaiah likely for Jamie Colson, Loveland for Heath, but really Colson Loveland for everyone.
22:57And Kyle pits for Heath. He also loves Sam Laporta, Tyler Warren for Dave and I'll, you know, Dave, if there's just
23:04no explanations, we got the rummy of Jake Seeley waiting for us to talk running backs.
23:09If you were going to put a second tight end on your breakout list, who would it be?
23:14AJ Barner. Really? Yeah. Okay. Um, thank you for watching and listening.
23:17Everybody more on AJ Barner, uh, some other time.
23:20That's interesting stuff. We'll be back with more episodes shortly.
23:23See ya. Podcasts.
