I have also provided fantasy projections for all the players. I have placed the tight end profiles in tiers-Summa Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude and Cum Laude-to provide flexibility for CFF managers based on their league’s scoring format, roster construction and starting lineup requirements. Whether you want to create your own league or join an existing league, the Fantrax College Football Commissioner is the place to go! There’s no such thing as too much football! 2022 is the perfect time to add the college game to your fantasy football repertoire.

While there is no record of Shakespeare going to college, he did foresee the great debate that would stymie CFF owners over four centuries after his death. I have been very happy to build my CFF rosters with one or two of the aforementioned tight ends. So far, my three most rostered tight ends are Marshon Ford, Louisville, Gavin Bartholomew, Pittsburgh and Isaac Rex, BYU. Nonetheless, I will participate in at least one league in which I draft Mayer or Bowers on my roster to see how the strategy plays out over the course of the season. I have not grabbed either the Notre Dame or Georgia tight end in my seven drafts this year. Nevertheless, a great argument can be made to select either Michael Mayer or Brock Bowers in the first three rounds this summer. I prefer to wait patiently at the position and acquire a tight end after my starting lineup is filled.

There is only one way to begin a college fantasy football tight end column: “To draft a tight end early, or wait to dumpster dive?” as Shakespeare so eloquently wrote in Hamlet.

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