ADP: 100th overall, TE15

Staying on the wave that is the 49ers' offense with Jimmy Garoppolo under center, George Kittle will likely be a chic breakout pick this offseason, but he's still relatively cheap to acquire.

Kittle averaged 44.8 yards per game once Jimmy G seized the starting job. That doesn't sound like much, but with tight end being the barren wasteland that it is outside of the elite options, 44.8 yards per game would've been good for the seventh-best year-long mark among qualified tight ends. Given that Kittle was a rookie last year, we should be giddy.

Most dynasty owners don't feel set at the tight end spot on a week-to-week basis -- Rob Gronkowski, Travis Kelce, Evan Engram and Zach Ertz owners be damned -- so most of you are in the market for help at the position. Kittle is an ideal target as a high-upside lottery ticket who is tied to a good quarterback in an up-and-coming offense.