As I recall, in comparison to tight ends in half-ppr scoring, there is less of an advantage across the top several tight ends and more diversity among the (“good”) back-end starters / flex players. Meaning overall the value at the top drops by a bit, through the middle increases, and then drops yet again; in comparison to half-ppr scoring.


There is a higher ceiling/floor too which one could assume would increase the positions value against K’s, D/ST’s, QB’s & RB’s (the most / WR’s the least) to varying degrees.

In the future I’ll go into more detail, my apologies – everything has taken longer than expected (getting up and running).

Charts

Chart 1 TE (Full PPR)
Chart 2 TE (Full PPR)
Chart 3 TE (Full PPR)
Chart 4 TE (Full PPR)

Graphs

Graph 2.1 (Full TE)
Graph 2.2 (Full TE)
Graph 2.3 (Full TE)
Graph 3.1 (Full TE)