| Rank | Tight End | Opp | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jimmy Graham | SD | He's going to make up for last game with another monster one. Colston won't have that good a game every week. |
| 2 | Tony Gonzalez | @WSH | Your current number 1 fantasy TE will continue to be just that after they play the seventh-worst team vs. the TE. |
| 3 | Rob Gronkowski | DEN | With the Broncos playing fairly well against the outside, look for Gronk to get a lot of action in the middle |
| 4 | Vernon Davis | BUF | He's finally gotten the consistency he's lacked in years past. Now that Alex Smith isn't afraid to throw, Davis is elite. |
| 5 | Antonio Gates | @NO | Great stretch of matchups coming up and while the Saints are the best against the TE, it's because they suck vs. everything else. |
| 6 | Jacob Tamme | @NE | Pats giving up the second-most fantasy points to TEs thus far and Tamme gets his looks from Manning. |
| 7 | Martellus Bennett | CLE | Browns run defense is surprisingly good and Bennett still gets his targets. |
| 8 | Dennis Pitta | @KC | They may not need to throw much but the redzone targets will pay off. |
| 9 | Kyle Rudolph | TEN | They are the worst against TEs and he'd be rated higher but Peterson will just be running all over them. |
| 10 | Greg Olsen | SEA | He might be the only guy who matches up size-wise with the Seahawks. |
| 11 | Jermichael Finley | @IND | I hate playing him because of the inconsistency, but he really is an incredible talent and it's tough to count him out. |
| 12 | Brent Celek | @PIT | Steelers give up the twelfth-most points to opposing TEs and he gets plenty of looks from a scrambling Vick. |
| 13 | Heath Miller | PHI | Been plugging Miller for weeks in my Waiver Views and while Philly does defend TEs well, Miller gets too many looks. |
| 14 | Owen Daniels | @NYJ | Tough play but if Schaub has to throw it will likely be to Daniels unless they go deep. |
| 15 | Scott Chandler | @SF | The only reason it's tough to sit him (in any matchup) is the redzone targets. He's the top RZ target on the Bills. |
| 16 | Fred Davis | ATL | With Garcon uncertain Davis should continue to get plenty of looks from Griffin. Improving since the start of the year. |
| 17 | Joel Dreessen | @NE | Vulturing redzone targets left and right and that makes him worth a play in semi-deep leagues. |
| 18 | Jared Cook | @MIN | If he's good to go, the Vikings give up the eighth-most to TEs and Hasselbeck will look to him often. |
| 19 | Jermaine Gresham | MIA | If Dalton gets hit as much as I think he will, his big guy in the middle should benefit. |
| 20 | Anthony Fasano | @CIN | With Hartline and Bess getting attention and Bush getting the middle, Fasano should get some open looks. |
| 21 | Marcedes Lewis | CHI | I don't think Lewis should be this high, but that just says what little I think of for these next few. |
| 22 | Coby Fleener | GB | Luck will have to get the ball out quick and Packers defense is more than beatable. |
| 23 | Ed Dickson | @KC | Still the TE2 on the Ravens but could be worth a shot. |
| 24 | Dustin Keller | HOU | Sanchez will get his best (and only, quite frankly) target back and hopefully he throws to him every play out of pure joy. |
| 25 | Benjamin Watson | @NYG | I can't imagine you having to stoop this low but you could also consider Tony Moeaki from KC. |
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Week 5 Rankings: Tight End
Not included: Raiders, Bucs, Cowboys, Lions, Antonio Ga-wait, what? He's playing?? Better get on that then. Personally, he has a great stretch coming up, but if you're worried about his health, sell high after he does well the next few games. Seriously though, I have zero faith in his health. Anyway, enjoy!
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