Competition for Starting Tight End Position in New York Giants
Bellinger and Johnson set to compete for the starting tight end position for the New York Giants following Darren Waller’s retirement, according to NJ.com’s Darryl Slater. Both players were fourth-round picks with impressive physical attributes, but lacked standout college production.
Bellinger holds an advantage with his NFL experience, having played over 1,200 snaps in two seasons. Despite his speed, he hasn’t been a significant receiving threat, with just 55 catches and two touchdowns. Johnson, on the other hand, is a rookie with potential but lacks experience at the professional level.
The competition between the two players highlights the Giants’ search for a reliable tight end in the absence of Waller, raising questions about their ability to make an impact in fantasy football.
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