Fantasy football general managers do not build their dynasty league rosters and fantasy futures around the tight end position.Sure, tight ends are more important than kickers, defenses, and backups at the other skilled positions, but they take a back seat to quarterbacks, running backs, and wide receivers. This does not mean tight ends should be downplayed in dynasty formats, though. Having Kansas City's Travis Kelce or Baltimore's Mark Andrews as your tight end gives you an automatic advantage ...