One of the most top heavy positions in fantasy football in 2009 is the tight end position. While there is talent at the top of the list, the talent is relatively shallow. Here is a look at the best of the best in 2009 fantasy football at the tight end position:
1. Tony Gonzalez, Atlanta Falcons
After being underrated the last few seasons in fantasy football, Tony Gonzalez is impossible to ignore right now. He’s on the Falcons now and could have another huge season.
2. Antonio Gates, San Diego Chargers
Even though Antonio Gates struggled with injuries and never seemed to be 100%, …read more

Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City Chiefs
In the 2008 fantasy football season, Tony Gonzalez has been far and away the best tight end in the NFL. Even though the Chiefs have gone through three starting quarterbacks, Gonzalez has remained productive. Going forward, he’s definitely the best tight end to own at this point.

Dallas Clark, Indianapolis Colts
To start the season, Dallas Clark got off to an amazingly slow start. He had all the appearances of a draft bust. But in the middle of the season, he started to turn it around as he recovered from an early season injury. Right now, he may …read more

Entering the 2008 fantasy football season, it appeared as if tight end would be a position of depth. However, as we enter Week 3, it appears as if only three trustworthy tight ends remain. Here is our complete tight end ranking:
1) Jason Witten
2) Antonio Gates
3) Kellen Winslow
4) Tony Gonzalez
5) Jeremy Shockey
6) Tony Scheffler
7) Chris Cooley
8) L.J Smith
9) Owen Daniels
10) John Carlson
11) Dallas Clark
12) Heath Miller
13) Donald Lee
14) Todd Heap
15) Zach Miller
16) Benjamin Watson
17) Vernon Davis
18) Greg Olsen
19) Randy McMichael
20) Robert Royal

1. Jason Witten – Witten is primed to have a huge year.
2. Antonio Gates – Gates is a question mark but he should be fine.
3. Kellen Winslow – Winslow might be the most talented tight end.
4. Tony Gonzalez – The old vet still has some gas left in the tank.
5. Dallas Clark – Clark is underrated heading into 2008.