Tyler Eifert

Week 2 was a bounce-back week for many tight ends. Rob Gronkowski and Travis Kelce owners can breathe a sigh of relief after each player rebounded from Week 1 disappointments with over 100 yards and a touchdown each. Things were so status quo for the two studs that Gronkowski left early due to an injury and Kelce was flagged for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. Ah, normalcy. There were eight tight ends who had at least 79 receiving yards, as opposed to two in Week 1. There were also 10 tight ends who caught a touchdown…

Week 1 is officially in the books! Just as everyone predicted, Austin Hooper and Jesse James are the top two fantasy tight ends. Business as usual. Seriously, though - aside from Hooper and James trading places with Rob Gronkowski and Travis Kelce atop the tight end leaderboard, there wasn’t a lot that took place in Week 1 that changed the tight end landscape. Just 10 tight ends reached double-digit point totals in Week 1. Gronkowski and Kelce had difficult matchups and they will obviously recover quickly. As we approach…

If Andy Dalton were an ice cream flavor, he'd be "plain."There's nothing exciting about drafting the Milhouse of the NFL. I'm sure Dalton's a real nice guy, but at the end of the day, the Bengals are still one-pump chumps in the playoffs. It's normally pretty easy to separate real life football and fantasy football, but if there's one thing stubborn owners remember, it's some serious playoff chokin'.Again, I get it, no one wants the dud. Even if said dud threw for over 4,000 yards last season. Just remember, success…