On the flip side of the Peyton/Julius Thomas argument, we need to look at the new player taking his place: Owen Daniels. Its no secret that Peyton loves throwing to his tight ends. Dallas Clark had a very productive career in Indianapolis catching balls from Manning. Daniels, a productive pass-catching tight end in his own right with Houston and Baltimore, will benefit from being in this offense. The targets will be there, and he will be able to catch them. As for the question of Thomass talent vs. his offensive situation, and the determination on whether to take Thomas or Daniels, feel free to go with either answer when selecting your tight end. Both Daniels and Thomas are ranked really low, probably lower than they should be. Passing on the mid-tier tight ends like Kelce, Olsen and Bennett, and waiting for these two would be very advantageous, and might just help win you your league. Later this week, we will look at 10 busts to avoid. Follow me on Twitter @PocketSeagull.
