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Footballguy
I went with a low draft capital Waller/Herndon combination in two drafts, picking up Hock off of the waiver wire to make for a lopsided three TE attack on one team that seems to have survived them in a short bench. In that short bench league, I've dropped Herndon with the news of Darnold and watching the Buffalo game. There's too much upside in the receivers available in the league to hold three TEs and not gamble at WR.I think the Colts offense will be better than 2017 and better than expected with Brissett . . . but still a long way's away from what it would have been with Luck.
Given the options available at TE, I was fine with Hooper. I generally wouldn't draft more than one TE and to be honest I was so concerned about RB's I overlooked rostering two of them. Some other guys that are available are Herndon, Jarwin, Uzomah, Eifert, Hurst, Gesicki, Brate, Swaim, and Doyle. To me, those are all probably bye week filler types.
Regarding A.J. Brown, I fear you might be right. Davis was apparently doubled all game and Mariota only targeted Brown four times. I convinced myself in my own leagues that Brown will force his way into a situation that demands targets and snap counts, but you're really set at receiver right now, unlike me in all my leagues where I went RB heavy before receiver (I thought receiver was deep this year). So it's not comparing the same basic teams and needs in that case.
Again, good luck.