Is Kelce a legit TE option?

[carcosa]

Especially with Bowe out and the D surely focusing on Charles, I'm wondering if Kelce could be a great play this week. All the stuff about how much the coaching staff is in love with him may not mean much, though, so it's possible they don't actually target him that much.

I'm fixated on him because my TE situation is so uncertain going into the season. I waited maybe a little too long and ended up drafting Fleener, and then I just picked up Jared Cook to have another option. So it feels like there's maybe not much risk but potentially a lot of reward if I scoop up Kelce?

Anyone else thinking about taking their chances, or am I just a hopeful homer?

[Sure-Oz]

Originally Posted by kysirsoze

Cut Miller. Cameron will be a stud if healthy, Gronk has too good a scoring track record (again, if healthy), Kelce has a bunch of upside. A guy like Miller would be a decent TE option like 7 or 8 years ago, but the position has too many playmakers now. Just my opinion, but I go for big upside/homerun potential in TEs these days.

Sound advice thank you

[Buck]

Picked up Kelce this week. Was down 20 going into MNF. He scored 23. I win.

[crazycoffey]

Originally Posted by Buck

Picked up Kelce this week. Was down 20 going into MNF. He scored 23. I win.

Drafted him, I'm better than you........ Lol

[Shaid]

I drafted him last round. Also have Gronkowski. My team is in dire straits though so I traded Asiata and Kelce for Giovani Bernard last week. They both were studs this weekend but I just think Asiata is going to fall to second string behind McKinnon(who I picked up as soon as the trade went through). His 135 yards last week gives me hope that I was right. The guy I traded to also has Larry Donnel. I figured Kelce might have a bad weekend against the 49ers and if so, I was going to angle a different trade to try and get him back. If not, I always have Gronk who should get better as the season progresses.