Huddle Up: That's more like it. Kelce opened the season with eight catches, 69 yards and 12 targets in the first three games. In the past two games, he has 16 receptions for 159 yards on 19 targets. He is back to TE1 fantasy status, but you'll need to go another way in Week 6 with Kansas City on its bye.

Huddle Up: Kelce had eight catches for 69 yards entering Week 4, but he turned in a vintage performance in the win. With Rashee Rice possibly set to miss time after being carted off in the game, Kelce's heavy workload could become the norm going forward.

Huddle Up: Kelce's slow start stretched into its third week with no clear rhyme nor reason. With the Chiefs settling for too many field goals, it seems strange that there hasn't been more of a focus on getting the ball to Kelce, who has been Patrick Mahomes' go-to guy for years. Despite that, the reality is that the tight end position has had precious few contributors thus far, so no serious thought can be given to moving on from the perennial TE1. Keep him in your lineup for Week 4 and just hope he can, well, shake it off.

Huddle Up: The one-catch effort ended a regular-season streak of Kelce registering at least three catches in every game dating back over six years ago. It is almost inconceivable how little Kelce has been involved through two games (four catches on seven targets for 39 scoreless yards) considering how dominant he was in Kansas City's four playoff games last season (32 catches for 355 yards and three touchdowns). Given how little tight ends around the league are producing, fantasy managers have little choice but to hope Patrick Mahomes will be more diligent in trying to find his (former?) favorite target in the coming weeks.

Huddle Up: Kelce is no longer the unquestioned No. 1 fantasy option at the position, but he is still one of the steadiest tight performers with arguably the safest floor.

Huddle Up: Kelce also noted that he loves coming to work every single day, so it is possible - albeit unlikely - that the soon-to-be 35-year-old could play past next season. At any rate, Kelce is still playing at a high level and probably locked into 70-plus catches every year as long as Patrick Mahomes stays healthy. Kelce may never repeat his 2022 season, but he is unquestionably an elite TE1 option again this season.

Huddle Up: Kelce will turn 35 years old halfway through the 2024 season but considering his recent output of 93 receptions for 984 yards and five touchdowns in 2023, there are no signs of him slowing down. Kelce remains arguably the top tight end in fantasy football, and this two-year deal solidifies his stay for at least a while longer.