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TEPHI40 insightsLatest Jul 29, 2026
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PositiveValueJul 23, 2026Reddit /r/fantasyfootball
Emerging as sneaky TE play with AJ Brown gone and new offensive scheme. Community notes Hurts trusts Goedert on third downs and in red zone; passing game "looked great" when run through him last year. One comment suggests Goedert could post WR2 numbers when healthy, citing strong red-zone performance despite limited volume due to poor field position. Potential TE premium league target if top 4 TEs unavailable. Some uncertainty about newly drafted TE (Stowers) impact, but consensus expects Goedert to be primary TE1 this year while Stowers develops.
PositiveNewsJul 22, 2026SleeperNFL
PositiveNewsJul 22, 2026Ian Hartitz
PositiveProjectionJul 16, 2026RotoWire NFL Articles
With A.J. Brown no longer on the Eagles, Goedert becomes the primary pass catcher with physicality in the red zone. DeVonta Smith weighs 170 pounds and Makai Lemon weighs less than 200 pounds, so when the Eagles need someone to make big catches in traffic and in the red zone, Goedert will be the preferred option for Jalen Hurts. Goedert could surpass his career high of 60 catches in PPR formats, making him a strong PPR option despite facing serious touchdown regression (11 touchdowns last year after scoring 12 times 2021-2024). His ADP is TE15.
NegativeBustJul 15, 2026ESPN Fantasy Football
Goedert exploded for a career-high 11 TDs, nine double-digit fantasy weeks, and 12.3 FPTS/game over 15 games in 2025, but his production is heavily dependent on unsustainable TD rate. Goedert scored on 18.3% of his catches in 2025 versus a 6.9% TD rate over the rest of his career; applying his career 6.9% rate to 2025 would have yielded 4.1 TDs instead of 11, reducing weekly output by 2.76 points and sliding him from TE5 to TE18 in FPTS/game. Additionally, Goedert registered a career-low 9.9 yards per catch (TE26). While A.J. Brown's departure opened 120+ targets, it also reduces space for Goedert to create after the catch and generate large gains downfield. With rookies Makai Lemon and Eli Stowers folding into the offense, Goedert's staying power is expected to wane. The source views him as a fine stream to start the fall but not a TE1 fantasy producer his current rank promises.
PositiveValueJul 6, 2026Establish The Run
Goddert rose 1.4–1.5 spots to 123 overall. Adam Levitan identifies three market mistakes: (1) ignoring Goddert's splits when AJ Brown is off the field—2.85 yards per route run and 27% targets per route run, both of which would have ranked second among tight ends last year; (2) bias against the Eagles offense based on Kevin Petulo's poor play last year and AJ Brown dysfunction; (3) misunderstanding the Eli Stowers situation—while Stowers is an awesome pass catcher listed as tight end, he is nowhere near ready to play in line at the NFL level and will be a situational wide receiver in year one, not impacting Goddert's role. Levitan views Devonta Smith–Jalen Hurts–Goddert stacks as really solid at cost, and even just Hurts–Goddert as something you can do really cheaply.
PositiveNewsJul 6, 2026Adam Levitan