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TEPHI40 insightsLatest Aug 1, 2026
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PositiveProjectionAug 1, 2026NFL.com News
The source rates Goedert as overvalued at Round 9 (TE9 ADP). Last season, Goedert posted a career-high 60 receptions and 11 touchdowns to finish as TE7, but he scored once every 7.5 targets—an incredibly high mark for a tight end and more than twice his previous career rate. The source views this as an outlier that will regress; after seven seasons of middling fantasy output, a repeat performance is unlikely. With A.J. Brown gone, much of his target share was preemptively backfilled by rookie receiver Makai Lemon, and the source has concerns about Jalen Hurts' overall efficiency. Goedert should finish in the top 15 at his position but shouldn't be drafted ahead of Tucker Kraft, Jake Ferguson, and Mark Andrews in the tight end dead zone.
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PositiveValueJul 31, 2026Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz
Ryan Heath identifies Dallas Goedert as his preferred late-round TE pick, getting a discount for no clear reason. His splits with and without AJ Brown over his career have been excellent. Goedert can be clicked and expected to deliver a low-end TE1 floor at minimum with no evidence of decline. Eli Stokes has no effect on his route share. The new Jalen Hurts offense emphasizes throwing over the middle, which benefits Goedert. He offers a stabilizing floor play with upside.
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PositiveValueJul 30, 2026Fantasy Football Advice
The source recommends drafting Goedert as a third-tier tight end target after elite options and George Kittle. Despite 11 TDs in 2024 being an outlier (prior best was 5), the production was not luck-driven: Goedert had more targets inside the 5-yard line than all other Eagles players combined and as many targets inside the 10-yard line as A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith combined, demonstrating consistent red zone usage. Since 2021, Goedert has averaged 8, 6, 11, 6, and 6 adjusted points per game—a per-game floor that makes him valuable even if he misses time. The source argues that unlike other tight ends, when Goedert misses games you can stream replacements (e.g., Tucker Kraft) and still accumulate strong total production.
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PositiveValueJul 30, 2026NFL.com News
The source rates Goedert as overvalued at TE9 (Round 9 ADP) despite his 2025 career-high 60 receptions and 11 touchdowns (TE7 finish). Goedert scored once every 7.5 targets, more than twice his previous career rate, an outlier mark that typically regresses. After seven seasons of middling fantasy output, the source doesn't buy a repeat from the 31-year-old. With A.J. Brown gone and rookie Makai Lemon backfilling much of his target share, plus concerns about Jalen Hurts' efficiency, Goedert should finish top 15 at TE but shouldn't be drafted ahead of Tucker Kraft, Jake Ferguson, and Mark Andrews.
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PositiveNewsJul 30, 2026Adam Levitan
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Sounds like the first offensive play of Eagles camp was in 12-personnel. With DeVonta Smith, Dontayvion Wicks, Dallas Goedert, Johnny Mundt. Makai Lemon and Hollywood Brown also got first-team WR reps. Via The Athletic: <https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7478730/2026/07/29/eagles-training-camp-jonathan-greenard-jalen-carter-jalen-hurts/>

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NegativeUsageJul 30, 2026Zain Dhanani
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Eagles WRs and TEs in 2 WR 2 TE set (12 personnel): Devonta Smith Dontayvion Wicks Dallas Goedert Johnny Mundt Makai Lemon and Hollywood Brown worked in with the 1st team (doesn’t sound like they did in 12P) Take: It’s early in camp and Lemon missed time but worth tracking. This is my biggest concern with Lemon for 2026 - what his route share will be some 12P may happen a lot. Via @​ZBerm

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PositiveProjectionJul 29, 2026Fantasy Football Advice
The source likes drafting Goedert despite 11 touchdowns last season being an outlier (prior best was 5). Red zone usage was legitimate, not fluky: he had as many targets inside the 10-yard line as AJ Brown and DeVonta Smith combined, and more targets inside the 5-yard line than all other Eagles players combined. With AJ Brown departed and replaced by rookies, Goedert is likely to remain heavily featured in the red zone. Injury durability concerns are manageable—when he misses time, he's drafted at his floor; streaming value exists during absences, then he returns to high production. He pairs well with Kittle in a two-tight-end strategy, providing floor production while capturing Kittle's ceiling upside.
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