Dynasty Trade Advice: Tight Ends to Sell (Fantasy Football)

Now that rookie drafts have ended and eyes are turning to training camps, dynasty managers should also be looking at how to tweak their rosters. Personally, when I look to make a trade, I start with my roster and see what players are ranked higher in dynasty expert consensus rankings (ECR) than I think they should be. These rankings are a way to see who the market might like more than me, and a good starting point for building a trade. Here are players I’m selling if I can, grouped by their approximate value. If you want to make a big trade, you need a big asset to sell. Let’s dive into some dynasty trade advice!

Dynasty Trade Advice: Tight Ends to Sell

Mark Andrews (TE – BAL)

It feels weird to call Mark Andrews a mid-range stud, but here we are. His dynasty ECR of TE8 feels right given his recent results, but he’s trending in the wrong direction. If you can get off of him and tier up at the same time, I think that’s the move. Tight ends can last longer on dynasty rosters, but Andrews turns 30 before the Ravens’ first game. For many, seeing that three versus two can lower a player’s value alone. Luckily, you still have a couple of months until then, so send some offers now.

Travis Kelce (TE – KC)

Last but not least is another big name for fantasy in Travis Kelce. His current ECR of TE14 seems like the last chance to get any value at all for him before he retires. I know a few people who have already resigned themself to that outcome, but if you can separate the production from the name, it might be time to move on while you still can. There are a few tight ends ranked behind him that I’ve had my eye on. Maybe you can find one or two to target if you don’t need the points (or the name) in your lineup this year.

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