Justin Boone just dropped his fantasy football tight end trade values for Week 8, and if you’re managing a roster, you absolutely need to see this chart. Right at the top, we’re talking about who you should be buying and selling, and some of the numbers are going to make you do a double-take on October 28, 2026.
The New Blood Is Crushing It
Brock Bowers is sitting at the top, a monster with a 64 in Half PPR and 69 in full PPR. That’s huge, and it tells you everything about his rest-of-season outlook. Trey McBride isn’t far behind either, pulling in 56 and 59, respectively. These guys are the real deal, leading the pack when you’re looking to make a move. George Kittle also holds strong, charting a solid 52 and 55. If you’ve got one of these studs, you’re set. If you’re looking to acquire, be ready to pay up.
A Legend’s Value You Won’t Believe
Now, for the shocker: Travis Kelce. The guy who usually dominates fantasy tight end conversations? He’s all the way down at an 11th-ranked 14 in Half PPR and 17 in full PPR. Yes, you read that right. Justin Boone’s charts are a guide for a reason, and this ranking is definitely going to spark some debate in your fantasy leagues. Dalton Kincaid, Dallas Goedert, Harold Fannin Jr., and Kyle Pitts Sr. are all ranked higher than the long-time king. It’s a wild development for Week 8. Even Colby Parkinson, at a 32nd-ranked 1 or 2, shows how low values can get, but Kelce’s position is the real eyebrow-raiser.
As Week 8 approaches, these tight end values are critical for anyone looking to fine-tune their roster. Whether you’re trying to land a Bowers or McBride, or trying to figure out what to do with a lower-ranked guy, these numbers are your guide. Don’t sleep on these charts, because making the right trade this week could define your season.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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