Week 1 Tight End Rankings: Travis Kelce, Jake Ferguson, Sam LaPorta, Dalton Kincaid, Tyler Higbee, Dalton Schultz, Noah Gray

Travis Kelce's status for Week 1 is uncertain after he hyperextended his knee in practice. Check our rankings for other tight ends.

Hello, fantasy football enthusiasts! Welcome back to RotoBallers, your go-to source for fantasy football rankings and articles designed to help you dominate your league! Today, we bring you our updated Week 1 fantasy football tight end rankings as of September 5th.

Now, let's dive into the latest news. Fantasy managers who have Kansas City Chiefs' star tight end Travis Kelce on their roster will have to wait for the official injury report to determine his availability for Sunday's game against the Lions. Kelce suffered a knee injury during Tuesday's practice, specifically a hyperextension, and his status for Thursday Night Football remains uncertain. However, as of now, Kelce holds the top spot in the fantasy rankings for Week 1, unless he is ruled out.

Moving on, let's take a look at where other key players, such as Jake Ferguson, Sam LaPorta, Tyler Higbee, Dalton Kincaid, Dalton Schultz, and Noah Gray, rank in our Week 1 fantasy football tight end rankings.

In addition to our tight end rankings, we also have our wide receiver fantasy football rankings for Week 1, curated by Nick Mariano. It's important to stay updated on the latest injury news, as injuries can significantly impact fantasy performances. Be sure to check back regularly for updates on these rankings and the injury status of key players.

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Lastly, it's worth noting that our rankings separate quarterbacks, defenses, and kickers, placing them at the bottom. This allows for easier comparison between running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends when making decisions for your FLEX spots, without the interference of QB, DEF, and K rankings.

So, there you have it! Stay tuned to RotoBallers for all your fantasy football needs. Good luck in your league, and may your team bring you victory!

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