"1. Tony Gonzalez - Atlanta Falcons - Everyone can say what they want, but this guy is still the best in the game at his position. The move should not affect his value in the slightest, considering he should morph into the safety valve for Matt Ryan.

2. Jason Witten - Dallas Cowboys - With Terrell Owens now in Buffalo, Witten can finally become Tony Romo's go to guy. Roy Williams will get his fair share of catches as well, so don't expect him to suddenly jump to the 100-catch plateau. Still, look for him to see the ball often this season.

3. Antonio Gates - San Diego Chargers - He is no longer the main focus of the offense, but a huge threat all the same. He's a great red zone target and should be among the Top 3 tight ends in TDs.

4. Chris Cooley - Washington Redskins - Only 1 TD? How could that be possible? I would certainly expect him to get a few more this season, and considering his other numbers (he was second among TE in catches last season), his value is going to increase significantly.

5. Dallas Clark - Indianapolis Colts - He's always been a great option for Peyton Manning and with Marvin Harrison no longer in the mix, his touches could see an increase.

6. Kellen Winslow - Tampa Bay Buccaneers - In a new offense, he has the potential to be a major threat in the offense in general, but also in the red zone. Yes, Tampa Bay always likes to use the running game, but with the contract they handed him it's not going to be to hang around and block.

7. Greg Olsen - Chicago Bears - They have limited options on the outside and what they have are certainly no sure things. Jay Cutler to Olsen has a great ring to it and he certainly should prove to be a solid option all season long. Yes, Desmond Clark could steal some touches, but not enough."