T.J. Hockenson

He’s playing almost every snap and should see more throws with Addison out and Oliver maybe sidelined, so start Hockenson if you need someone who can score big. But the new quarterback might use him more as a blocker and the Falcons have been tough on tight ends, so only sit him if you have a steadier option and double-check Oliver’s injury and the QB’s game plan before kickoff.

With Minnesota’s top receiver suspended and another just returning, Hockenson should get a lot of looks early, so start him in Week 1 — the Bears often give tight ends room and might be missing a key linebacker. He did deal with injuries last year and could see fewer chances once the receivers are healthy, but if he’s available you should pick him up now.

Draft him in the middle rounds. He should be a solid weekly starter in a good offense and could see more catches early if Jordan Addison misses time — he’s coming off knee surgery but looks ready to play.

I'd skip him in the early and middle rounds. If you want him at all, take him in the late rounds as a bench option — he's had lots of injuries and is getting fewer chances, so he probably won't help much.