The 2013 tight end class is a pretty strong one — especially if you’re looking for H-backs and other receiving TEs. I don’t think there are any Tony Gonzalezes, Rob Gronkowskis, or Jimmy Grahams in it, but there’s some quality here.
The most successful dynasty football target will probably be Tyler Eifert from Notre Dame., but Kelce, Ertz, Escobar, Fauria, and McDonald are also very good receivers with varying degrees of blocking ability (which may or may not be important to the teams that draft them. And then you have Michael Williams, who is one of the best blocking TEs I’ve seen in a long time. He, Dion Sims, and Kyle Juszczyk should also find a lot of playing time in the NFL.
- Tyler Eifert, Notre Dame
- Travis Kelce, Cincinnati
- Zach Ertz, Stanford
- Gavin Escobar, San Diego State
- Joseph Fauria, UCLA
- Vance McDonald, Rice
- Michael Williams, Alabama
- Dion Sims, Michigan State
- Kyle Juszczyk, Harvard
- Chris Pantale, Boston College
- Mychal Rivera, Tennessee
- Matt Furstenburg, Maryland
- Luke Willson, Rice
- Ryan Otten, San Jose State
- Evan Landi, South Florida
- Jack Doyle, Western Kenticky
- Jordan Reed, Florida
- Benjamin Cotton, Nebraska
- MarQueis Gray, Minnesota
- Corey Fuller, Virginia Tech
- Blake Williamson, California (Pennsylvania)
- Marcel Jensen, Fresno State