I don’t think YPRR is overrated in terms of its relation to fantasy scoring at all, it’s similarly predictive of following year FP/G to something like target share for both TE and WR. And I mean it’s literally just taking player yards and controlling for volume, which can help identify instances like top performers who dealt w/ injury (‘23 Andrews, ‘24 Goedert, ‘25 Kittle), guys who saw their production bolstered by outlier route volume (‘23 Engram, ‘24 Njoku, ‘25 McBride?), or potential brea...

Insight page Source View post on X

PositiveValueJun 23, 2026Reddit /r/fantasyfootball

Community mentions Kmet alongside Kincaid and Ferguson as late-round option. One comment: 'punting on TE unless there is extreme value and riding with Kincaid, Ferguson, Strange, or Chig in the later rounds.' Chig (Kmet) grouped with other late-round targets. Limited detailed discussion but positioned as viable late-round punt strategy.

Insight page Source Original

PositiveValueJun 19, 2026Davis Mattek

Cole Kmet is mentioned as one of the late-round tight ends that are just so good.

Insight page Source Original

PositiveNewsJun 12, 2026Ian Hartitz

Ian Hartitzon X

Cole Kmet my god [Retweeted](

Insight page Source View post on X

PositiveRoleJun 11, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

Kmet is a guy the analyst wants exposure to and doesn't want to be without in the Bears offense.

Insight page Source Original

PositiveProjectionJun 1, 2026Fantasy Football Advice

Kmet is one of the early tight ends the analyst targets in their early-or-late tight end strategy.

Insight page Source Original

PositiveProjectionMay 25, 2026Fantasy Football Advice

Kmet is a wait-until-at-least-round-four option at tight end.

Insight page Source Original