Travis Kelce was the best tight end in fantasy last year in a season in which another tight end set the single-season record for receptions (Zach Ertz) and a separate one set the single-season record for receiving yards (George Kittle). That shows just how good Kelce is. He had the best fantasy season for a tight end in the last five years. Kelce is incredibly safe, as he's been a top-tier fantasy tight end for three years in a row and practically nothing changed on the Chiefs offense from a season ago. He's a lock to finish in the top-3 and it would be surprising is he didn't finish as the top tight end again this year. Kelce also has a ridiculously high ceiling as the top red-zone target in an all-time great offense. He has a chance to set the single-season records for catches, yards, and touchdowns for a tight end this upcoming season. Overall, Kelce is miles ahead of all other tight ends, and once you get outside the top 3, he will provide your team with a significant advantage on a weekly basis so he is worth drafting in the top-15 overall in both standard and PPR formats while going top-10 and possibly even top-5 in tight end premium.