Tyler Mabry

Mabry struggled to put up productive numbers in 2017 as he logged 24 catches for 242 yards and just one score. He faded significantly down the stretch, recording six grabs for 34 yards over his last three games of the season as receiver Anthony Johnson exploded. He’ll begin the upcoming campaign as the No. 1 tight end, although it’s unclear how much damage Mabry will manage to do, as he’ll compete with wideouts like Johnson, KJ Osborn and graduate transfer George Rushing for targets. Despite this, Mabry figures to benefit from the Bulls’ prevalent air attack (52.01 pass play percentage, 300.5 passing yards per game) so he certainly should garner some fantasy consideration, although he’ll need to develop a nose for the end zone to become a top-end option at tight end.