Blake Bell Fantasy

The Kansas City Chiefs signed free-agent tight end Blake Bell to an undisclosed one-year deal. Bell won the Super Bowl with the Chiefs two seasons ago and will return to the club after one year with the Dallas Cowboys. He played 397 offensive snaps (37.8 percent) in the regular season with the Chiefs in 2019 and also added 209 special teams snaps (50 percent). His offensive output was limited, as he mostly served as a blocker. Bell had just eight catches for 67 yards in 2019 in Kansas City with one touchdown in the playoffs. He had 11 receptions for 110 yards with Dallas last season. Bell should be the favorite for backup duties behind Travis Kelce, but he won't have any fantasy appeal unless Kelce misses time with injury.

Mar. 19th • 10:05 PM

Dallas Cowboys tight end Blake Bell caught his only target in a Week 5 win, gaining 13 yards. Bell has been playing in about a third of the team's offensive snaps, well behind starter Dalton Schultz. With plenty of options in the passing game and an overall offensive downgrade incoming with the move from Dak Prescott (ankle) to Andy Dalton, Bell won't be much of an option even in two-tight end leagues.

Oct. 11th • 9:07 PM

The Dallas Cowboys reached an undisclosed agreement with tight end Blake Bell on Wednesday, according to a source. Bell had eight catches for 67 yards with the Chiefs last year. He's more of a blocking tight end despite catching a touchdown pass in the Super Bowl, as he has just 38 receptions for 424 yards in his career. He'll join a tight end group in Dallas that includes Blake Jarwin, Dalton Schultz and Cole Hikutini. Bell will be used mostly as a blocker with Jason Witten gone, and he won't have any fantasy appeal.

Mar. 25th • 12:29 PM