Non-PPR Average Draft Position (2026), 8 Teams Tight Ends

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Data from 1084 fantasy football mock drafts between September 2, 2026 and September 9, 2026. More info

# Name Pos Team Bye Overall Std.
Dev
High Low Times
Drafted
Graph
1 Brock Bowers TE LV 13 47.7 12.0 2.03 6.09 196
2 Trey McBride TE ARI 14 54.2 11.0 2.10 6.09 76
3 Colston Loveland TE CHI 10 69.3 10.9 3.07 8.02 112
4 Tyler Warren TE IND 13 80.8 8.7 5.07 9.01 87
5 Tucker Kraft TE GB 11 86.8 14.2 4.10 9.07 28
6 George Kittle TE SF 8 90.8 12.2 6.03 11.02 21
7 Harold Fannin Jr. TE CLE 11 91.8 15.2 7.04 10.07 6
8 Dallas Goedert TE PHI 10 114.2 16.1 8.09 13.02 16
9 Sam LaPorta TE DET 6 114.6 21.1 7.03 14.07 42
10 Hunter Henry TE NE 11 118.0 49.2 2.03 15.09 9
11 Kyle Pitts Sr. TE ATL 11 120.2 23.5 6.03 14.10 45
12 Mark Andrews TE BAL 13 132.9 18.7 9.04 14.12 16
13 Isaiah Likely TE NYG 8 133.8 20.6 7.07 15.11 72
14 Dalton Kincaid TE BUF 7 135.3 29.1 3.11 15.05 42
15 Travis Kelce TE KC 5 140.6 19.7 9.06 15.07 47
16 Jake Ferguson TE DAL 14 145.3 43.2 3.11 15.08 9
17 Juwan Johnson TE NO 8 161.9 13.1 12.06 15.09 10

ADP: Average Draft Position (ADP) is a list of NFL players ordered by their average position taken in fantasy football drafts. The average value of their draft position is taken over a range of many drafts. Computer selections are filtered out, and only human selections are considered. Useful for fantasy draft preparation.

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