As I recall, in comparison to tight ends in half-ppr scoring, there is more of an advantage across the top several tight ends and there are fewer of them.
The position as a whole tends to die off quicker, finding guys who give you a legitimate advantage is tougher in standard scoring.
Within the position itself, the top few TE’s are all the more important (to own) in standard scoring systems.
Similar to full-ppr, there is more disparity among the back-end starters, which gives them more value as well.
Flex-options , replacement players… they’re tougher to find without the additional floor a few receptions gives the full-ppr and half-ppr TEs.
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