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Goedert's TE11 ADP offers value with clearer target path after Brown's departure.
Goedert is positioned as a TE11 (pick 117) in NFFC Eliminator ADP and represents strong value outside the top-100 picks. With A.J. Brown now in New England, Goedert has one of the clearest paths to success among tight ends outside the top eight at the position. The source expects an increase in targets and another double-digit touchdown season, making him a great value pick in guillotine leagues.
Dallas Goedert featured in 12 personnel grouping.
Came out in 12 personnel with Johnny Mundt alongside him, with DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks as receivers.
Reliable, higher-floor tight end option
JJ Zachariason recommends drafting Dallas Goedert as a reliable, higher-floor tight end option for managers who miss out on the top-tier players at the position.
Recommended pairing for two-tight-end builds
Dallas Goedert is recommended as a potential pairing for managers drafting Terrence Ferguson in a two-tight-end build.
Goedert used as fullback in camp; exploring position versatility in new scheme.
Tight end Dallas Goedert was used as a fullback in a look during Eagles training camp, appearing less than enthused about the lead-blocking assignment. The Eagles are exploring position versatility and alignment flexibility as part of their offensive scheme under new coordinator Sean Mannion.
Auction bargain at $12; 11 TDs last year with elite YAC and Hurts connection.
Dallas Goedert at a consensus auction value of $12 is described as a no-brainer bargain. With A.J. Brown's 121 targets gone and Philadelphia adding Makai Lemon (nursing a hamstring injury) and Dontayvion Wicks, Goedert's established connection with Jalen Hurts becomes even more valuable. After averaging 3.4 touchdowns per season before 2025, Goedert erupted for 11 TDs last year. OC Sean Mannion can use receivers' speed to stretch defenses, opening the middle for Goedert to create after the catch; Goedert finished inside the top 10 among tight ends with 320 YAC yards in 2023.
A.J. Brown's departure creates uncertainty about Goedert's target share and pecking order.
With A.J. Brown traded to New England, the Eagles' receiving pecking order is in question. The source raises whether Goedert will move up the pecking order or if another receiver will step up as the No. 2 option. This uncertainty affects Goedert's target share outlook for the 2026 season, though his established chemistry with Jalen Hurts and recent career-best production suggest he remains a core part of the Eagles' passing game.
Goedert's career-best 60 catches and 11 TDs reflect elite Hurts chemistry and target share.
Dallas Goedert had his best season in 2025 with a career-high 60 catches and 11 receiving touchdowns, the most ever by an Eagles tight end. This production stems from the trust and chemistry built with Jalen Hurts over their time together. Goedert ranked fourth in designed target share rate at 26.3% and 12th in first-read target rate at 17.4% among tight ends, demonstrating Hurts' consistent targeting of Goedert on the field. The Eagles traded Pro Bowl TE Zach Ertz in 2021 to commit to Goedert, and despite missing 17 games from 2021-2024, Goedert's 2025 season validated that decision.
Goedert at $12 offers strong value with Hurts connection and 121 vacated targets.
At consensus auction value of $12, Goedert represents strong value; with A.J. Brown's 121 targets departing Philadelphia and new receivers Makai Lemon (hamstring injury) and Dontayvion Wicks requiring time to build chemistry with Jalen Hurts, Goedert's established connection with Hurts positions him to absorb vacated opportunities. Goedert erupted for 11 touchdowns in 2025 after averaging 3.4 per season prior; in 12 personnel sets, OC Sean Mannion can use receiver speed to stretch defenses and open the middle for Goedert's after-the-catch ability, evidenced by his 320 YAC yards in 2023 (top 10 among TEs).
Dallas Goedert ranked TE12 in superflex draft tiers.
Dallas Goedert is ranked TE12 in superflex fantasy football draft rankings with a tier placement of 7.
Dallas Goedert active in passing game and blocking assignments.
Found by Jalen Hurts for short-to-medium gains in both 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 drills. Also involved in defensive plays, chipping or blocking one-on-one against Jalyx Hunt on a play where Hunt got to Hurts for a sack.
Dallas Goedert active in receiving game and blocking assignments.
Found by Hurts for short-to-medium gains in 7-on-7 and 11-on-11s. Also involved in blocking Jalyx Hunt on a play where Hunt got to Hurts for a 'sack' with Goedert either blocking him one-on-one or chipping him.
Late-round pairing strategy with Ferguson to avoid mid-round TE picks.
Ian Hartitz prefers pairing Dallas Goedert with Terrence Ferguson as two late-round tight end picks to avoid mid-round tight end selections, positioning Goedert as a value target in later rounds.
Goedert ranks below Okonkwo in TE hierarchy despite earlier draft capital.
Goedert is ranked below Chig Okonkwo in JJ Zachariason's tight end hierarchy; JJ Zachariason would outright roster Okonkwo over Goedert despite Goedert being drafted earlier.
Goedert second WR/TE in Eagles' Team Offense with ADP 107.
Ranked as the second WR/TE option in Philadelphia's Team Offense with ADP of 107, providing mid-round value in the Eagles' elite passing attack.
Goedert ranked TE12 with 172 projected points.
Ranked TE12 in 2026 draft rankings with ADP of 84 and projected points of 172.
Goedert a solid round-3 TE; 100 targets would exceed career high of 87.
The source is very high on Goedert as a round-three tight end target, viewing tight end 15 as a solid target. Goedert's career high in targets is 87 and he is a cap target player; if he reaches 100 targets this year, that would represent a win and significant upside from his historical ceiling.
Goedert projects as top-six TE again with A.J. Brown gone; strong TE1 floor.
Goedert finished as a top-six fantasy tight end (TE6) for the second time in his career last year, spiking a career-high 11 receiving touchdowns. Among 59 qualifying tight ends, he ranked eighth in target share (18.4%), eighth in first-read share (21%), seventh in red zone targets (15), 17th in receiving yards per game (39.4), and 33rd in yards per route run (1.43). With A.J. Brown out of town, Derek Brown projects Goedert could easily be the clear second option in the Eagles' passing attack and wouldn't rule out him finishing as a top-six fantasy tight end again in 2026; at his floor, he's a strong TE1 even with the additions of Hollywood Brown, Dontayvion Wicks, Makai Lemon, and Eli Stowers.
Goedert remains a primary target in the Eagles' offense
Dallas Goedert is established as a primary target in the Philadelphia offense alongside DeVonta Smith.
13 TDs in 16 games with AJ Brown; late-round value with upside
JJ Zachariason identifies Dallas Goedert as a safe floor option in late rounds; despite scoring 13 touchdowns in 16 games last season with AJ Brown involved, calling it a floor option is almost insulting, suggesting significant upside potential.
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Dallas Goedert ranked TE12 with 2-spot expert consensus boost.
Dallas Goedert ranked TE12 with ADP 105, consensus rank 143, and expert consensus score 117.4; positioned 2 spots above consensus rank in expert rankings.
Goedert available in double-digit rounds as TE insurance pairing with Kittle.
Dallas Goedert is mentioned as a double-digit round pairing option with George Kittle to provide insurance against a slow start from Kittle while accessing his top-five upside.
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Goedert drafted 136.5 ADP vs. ESPN rank 104; experts fade significantly.
Dallas Goedert is ESPN-ranked 104 but has an ADP of 136.5, indicating he is drafted significantly later than ESPN's default ranking; the -32.5 delta is one of the largest discrepancies in the tight end table, showing expert consensus values him considerably lower than ESPN across all platforms (FDN 136.5, AvgFantrax 125.5, Drafters 127.4, NFFC 130.0).
Goedert lacks volume for reliable fantasy production; low-tier TE.
Goedert falls into the low-volume TE2/TE3 tier because he simply doesn't command enough volume to be reliable fantasy starter; his offense doesn't prioritize tight ends and his target totals reflect that.
Goedert falls 1 spot to TE13 but rises 2 week-over-week.
Goedert is ranked TE13 with an ADP of 116, showing a 1-spot fall from his previous ranking but a 2-spot rise in his week-over-week change, indicating mixed recent market momentum.
Dallas Goedert holds stable TE13 ranking with flat ADP volatility.
Dallas Goedert ranked TE13 with minimal ADP movement (-1 recent, +2 week-over-week); positioned at 117 overall.
Goedert ranked TE13 with ADP 116 in mid-round tier.
Dallas Goedert ranked TE13 overall with ADP of 116; positioned in the mid-round tight end tier.