It's wrong to take Kelce with a top-20 pick -- the days of him being that good are over. Heck, the days of him as a top-50 pick are over. But Kelce does warrant some Fantasy consideration, even at age 36, even after the year he just had (which, at 12.2 PPR points per game, was seventh-best at TE). If you watched Kelce play, you clearly saw him not have the same kind of juice or after-catch skills he once had. He still averaged a route rate north of 80% of the snaps and he still saw 8.3 targets per game and showed a knack for getting open against zone coverage. That was even evident in the rare preseason snaps he played this summer. As long as that keeps up, Kelce should out-target most of the competition at tight end with a shot to score about as often as he did in either of his past two years, which isn't saying a lot. He also has shed a bunch of weight, reportedly 25 pounds, which could keep him spry for an old guy. And he could see an uptick in targets for the six games Rashee Rice will miss with a suspension. It's why settling for him in the Round 7 range isn't such a bad deal, one made even better by spending a pick a round or two later on a breakout tight end in case Kelce does fall off the proverbial cliff ... and into a fountain of wedded bliss.