Streaming tight ends

This week we had a handful of gigs that paid out well. The boys on Monday Night held on to the top with a second and third finish Cade Otton And Travis Kelce. Brock Bowers And Trey McBride found the end zone this week, rounding out the list of bigs from the position who performed well. Jake Ferguson finished with 71 yards on his 10 targets. Dak and CeeDee could be out for several weeks to see Ferguson flourish in Lamb’s absence. We also saw some second and third stringers score, which ruined our day. We saw Josh Oliver And Theo Johnson in the top ten. Than Nick Vannett, Quinton MorrisAnd Chris Manhertz steal a touchdown. WHO!? What are you doing to me, fantasy gods??

We have four teams bye, so we won’t have big names like Bowers, Kraft and Njoku that can’t be used. The Stallions should continue in Kelce, Kittle and McBride. The next level is the high target guys; they all have injured wide receivers on their teams throwing targets to the TEs. Evan EngramJake Ferguson and Cade Otton fill this role. Based on objectives alone, they can all climb to the top this week. Mark Andries And Kyle Pitts should be able to recover after their quiet week 9. TJ Hockenson was limited on snaps in his first appearance of the season. It’s a great game against Jacksonville this week, so I’ll give the nod to get him in your lineup.

And now, here are a handful of streaming options for you all to consider this week:

Taysom Hill

Yes, I know. Surprise: Brian talks to Taysom again.

We’re getting to the point in the season where the emerging tight ends have been picked up. And you, the great researcher, have been reading this every week and are cruising. As a pivot, I love returning to the well Taysom Hill. This New Orleans team is struggling! Rashid Shaheed is on IR, and Chris Olaf will miss some time after suffering the second concussion of the season. Alvin Kamara will be the offense, but be able to play against a guy who takes shots from all over the field. There are few other players that offer you the upside potential that comes with this player.

Mike Gesicki

No Tee Higgins, let’s go again.

Mike Gesicki has a chance to be a big yardage pickup after his big two-touchdown performance. We’re hunting a bit, but the recipe looks like Tee Higgins is sitting out, and that trend looks to continue this week. You’ll have to check the practice reports this week, but Gesicki is a great pivot option based on involvement in the offense alone. In a divisional game in Baltimore, this game has a good chance to get us a lot of points. Both defenses score points, especially through the air. The Ravens are the 8th best matchup for the position, giving up over 10 points per game, and Gesicki has the talent to break for a big play, which this offense needs as they lost their new rookie tight end. Erik Allto an ACL, leaving much more for Mike.

Ja’Tavion Sanders

Looking for some points, nothing huge

And for your super deep competition, here we are now. The fourth round pick Ja’Tavion Sandershas come by in recent weeks. The Rookie has seen at least 5 targets in 4 of the previous 5 games and over 10 yards per target in 2. The Panthers also traded last year’s second-round pick, Jonathan Mingoto the Cowboys for a fourth-round pick at the deadline. He is the second wide receiver traded last week, as Diontae Johnson I went to see the Ravens last week. As a deep play, managed expectations are key, but with limited pass-catchers and a larger role in the offense, they play against the Giants, who can get after the quarterback, making Sanders a good dump-off option. I’m interested in playing it this week in a pinch.

Let me know what you think of these players! Do you have any questions? Find me on Twitter/X @TooMuch_Brian.

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