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The Late-Round TE You Need to Draft #shorts

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Sep 1, 2026
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Tue, September 1, 2026
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Brevin JordanDavante AdamsHunter HenryIsaiah LikelyJake FergusonJuwan Johnson
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Brevin Jordan

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JJ Zachariason explicitly advises against drafting Brevin Jordan as a late-round tight end option.

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Davante Adams

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JJ Zachariason notes that Jake Ferguson's fantasy upside is tied to the potential injury of Davante Adams, suggesting that if Adams were to miss time, Ferguson could see a significant increase in red-zone opportunities.

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Hunter Henry

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JJ Zachariason expresses a lack of interest in drafting Hunter Henry as a late-round tight end option.

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Isaiah Likely

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JJ Zachariason recommends Isaiah Likely as a preferred target, particularly for managers utilizing a double tight end build.

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Jake Ferguson

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JJ Zachariason identifies Jake Ferguson as a must-draft late-round tight end who is essentially free in redraft leagues. Ferguson is projected for double-digit touchdown upside if an injury occurs to a primary target like Davante Adams, which would elevate his role to potentially the third target on the team. He offers significantly more value than replacement-level late-round options.

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Juwan Johnson

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JJ Zachariason recommends Juwan Johnson as a preferred target, particularly for managers utilizing a double tight end build.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00If Adams got hurt, I would project
0:01Terrance Ferguson for like double-digit
0:03touchdowns this season. And you're
0:04getting him for absolutely free at the
0:06end of redraft leagues. Terrance
0:08Ferguson's that guy. I Adams a
0:09must-draft players list. Pretty bold if
0:11you want to actually take him as your
0:13only tight end in a redraft league. But
0:15honestly, I think it would be okay if
0:17you want to just load up on running
0:18backs and receivers. You want to keep
0:19taking Maybe there's a lot of valuable
0:21positions. People are taking tight ends.
0:24You miss out on some of the upside
0:25option and you're like, "Yeah, I don't
0:26really want to take Hunter Henry, Brevin
0:28Strange. Let me just only take Terrance
0:30Ferguson." Man, I think there's a chance
0:32that he is, you know, the third target
0:34on this team. He is one injury away from
0:36a massive role in the red zone. If Adams
0:39got hurt, I would project Terrance
0:40Ferguson for like double-digit
0:42touchdowns this season. And you're
0:43getting him for absolutely free at the
0:45end of redraft leagues. I would mostly
0:47do it on double tight end builds. I
0:48would still probably go with a Likely or
0:51a Juwan Johnson and then also take
0:53Terrance Ferguson. I want to be loading
0:54up on him right now. The ADP is rising.
0:57Unless he starts going like the top 12
0:59rounds, he's still going to be a huge
1:00value. It's just the opportunity cost is
1:03so little when you get into these late
1:04rounds that you're competing with just
1:07absolute scrub receivers, scrub running
1:09backs. Being able to take someone like a
1:11Sedeeq, like a Terrance Ferguson, I
1:13think gives you a ton of value.

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