Kyle Rudolph signed with Tampa Bay prior to the start of training camp, and he could help the Buccaneers replace the retired Rob Gronkowski. In deeper leagues, Rudolph is worth a late-round pick as a No. 2 tight end with the chance to be a low-end starter. He'll compete with Cameron Brate and potentially rookie Cade Otton for a significant role in Tampa Bay, and Rudolph could emerge as a red-zone threat for Tom Brady. Rudolph has two seasons on his resume with at least seven touchdowns, and he scored 25 touchdowns from 2016-19 with Minnesota. He struggled with the Giants last season, but this is a much better opportunity with Tampa Bay and Brady. Keep an eye on Rudolph in training camp and early in the season, and he could emerge as a waiver-wire option during the year.