Brenton Strange

He played nearly every offensive snap and caught four passes in Week 1, and the Bengals were very soft against tight ends — so start him if you need a tight end this week. Just know a teammate could steal the scoring chances, so expect steady catches rather than a huge game.

He should see more passes and has a good Week 1 matchup — Carolina gave up a lot of catches and touchdowns to tight ends last year, and rain could mean more short throws to him. If he’s available, grab him and start him if you need a tight end this week, but don’t bench your regular starter in deeper leagues since his targets aren’t guaranteed.

Draft him in the late rounds as a cheap backup tight end for depth. He’s likely Jacksonville’s top tight end and could start some weeks, but he has little track record, other players will steal catches, and his scoring could swing a lot so don’t count on him as your main guy.

You should grab Brenton Strange in the very late rounds of your draft as a backup. He is set to be his team's main starting tight end this year, and getting him with a late pick lowers the cost of taking a chance on him.