Goedert's rookie season was excellent, especially when you consider that he landed on a team that already has an all-world tight end in Zach Ertz. The second-round pick out of South Dakota State made the most of his limited opportunities, hauling in 75 percent of his targets for 7.6 YPT and four touchdowns on 33 receptions. Of course, Ertz is still in the prime of his career, and the Eagles also threw significant resources at their receiver spots, signing DeSean Jackson in March and then drafting J.J. Arcega-Whiteside in the second round. There are too many mouths to feed for Goedert to project for a primary role in the 2019 offense, but if Ertz encounters any injury problems, the second-year pro is good enough to command immediate, proactive FAAB bids. Goedert is a much better long-term prospect than he is an immediate one, though it's hard to see when the door might open in Philadelphia. Read Past Outlooks