Starting with the different types of receiving tight ends, we can go deeper than just a tight end who plays well in the pass game. Like every other position, there are going to be different versions of the player playing that position. Sort through and see where the best fantasy tight ends rank. This is going to go for all positions, because players can fit better in different scoring formats. Because sites use different scoring formats, some tight ends might have more of an edge where the site uses a PPR scoring format in comparison to standard or even a Half-PPR format. Going into the fantasy drop down you can check in on what tight ends score well on one site compared to another or just check in on overall fantasy points. Of course the elite tight ends are going to dominate in all snaps. You can also find tight ends used more for receiving purposes, but are only used on passing down snaps. You can see a tight end dominate in snaps, but not have any receiving production because they are used for blocking. However not every one is going to be used in the receiving game. Teams will often use two or three tight ends within a game. Jumping into snaps, this is an important stat for tight ends. We don’t see tight ends get used for throwing the ball or handing them off on rushing attempts, but if they did, we have you covered. 100+ yard games are a popular measurement for tight ends, because often we talk about a player having a good receiving game by either touchdowns or getting over the 100-yard mark. Tight ends who are on the lower end of receptions and higher end of receiving yards, they are going to be used more as a deep threat. Receptions are the catch numbers, and then we see how many yards per reception, which can showcase how the tight end is use. This means more targets, more chances for receptions and other stats. Looking into the receiving stats, targets are going to be how much volume a tight end sees. The stats we are most fascinated with are of course the receiving stats. Tight ends have a lot to do within an offense, as they are on the field often and involved in both run blocking and having to be a part of the passing game.