NFL Free Agency: Top Tight Ends in Demand

0:00You're listening to NFL News Today. Subscribe now for fast, daily updates on your team. NFL free agency negotiations kick off March 9th at noon eastern time. Kyle Pits got the franchise tag from the Falcons after a strong bounce back year, leaving Dallas go dared as the top unsigned tight end at age, 31. Travis Kelsey, now 36, rounds out the veteran headliners after showing some spark with better yards per catch and more touchdowns last season. Porter posted 60 receptions for 591 yards and 11 scores, proving reliable. Kelsey improved to 11.2 yards per catch, despite some drops, still shining in zones and improvising with Patrick Mahomes. Younger players like 26-year-old Cade Aughton offer steady production, with 59 catches over 570 yards for the one stay, Buccaneers. Meanwhile, 25-year-old Isaiah likely brings downfield speed from the Ravens, though injuries stalled him last year.

1:01Chegosium O'Conquo, also 26, and 29-year-old David and Joku add athletic upside, but both dealt with health issues and inconsistent, snaps. Teams like the Broncos, seeking juice beyond Evan Ingram, and the commanders, moving past 35-year-old Zach Erts, are hunting upgrades. The Buccaneers need a replacement if Aughton leaves, while the Ravens and Dolphins want reliable compliments for their offices. The big question is the younger Titan crop amid rising multi-titan sets, the most since 2011. Can guys like likely, O'Conquo, and Aughton become passing game hubs, or stay as solid role players, expect multi-year deals, but their blocking and full loads remain unproven. Appreciation to our sponsor for back in this episode. Some chase piece. I put my head in it, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.