DFS Tight Ends

Last week saw Hayden Hurst go down early with an injury, and Travis Kelce fumble away a key opportunity. Tight End continues to be a tough position to fill, but I’m here to help! Let’s find ourselves some value and upside as we move along to Week 14. Playoff races are heating up, and I’ll be focusing more and more on games with playoff implications. Let’s make some cash!

Be sure to jump into the WinDailySports Discord. Take advantage of our cheat sheets and projections while you build your lineups for Week 14 on FanDuel and DraftKings! Let’s continue to finish strong this season!

TJ Hockenson, Vikings ($5,100 DraftKings, $6,500 FanDuel)

Hockenson is my favorite TE play of the week for so many reasons. First off, returning to his old stomping grounds in Detroit. Second, the fact that the Lions rank 28th against opposing TE in terms of fantasy points allowed. Only the Cardinals (9) have allowed more TD to the position than the Lions (8).

Kirk Cousins and company are still fighting for the top spot in the NFC, and this is another solid matchup they should be able to exploit. I’ll give Hock a pass for his 7.3 DraftKings points last week, the Jets are a tough matchup for anyone right now.

It’s crazy to say for a 10-2 team, but this is a must-win for the Purple and Gold if they want any shot at securing the first-round bye in the NFC. Would help if the Eagles ever lost also, but you control what you can control. Get yourself some Hock shares!

Pat Freiermuth, Steelers ($4,500 DraftKings, $5,800 FanDuel)

Don’t look now, but the Steelers are still (barely) alive in the playoff hunt. A win over the Ravens this week would keep their hopes alive. Tight End has mostly been a wasteland this season, but Freiermuth has been one of the most consistent in the NFL.

He has only found paydirt a single time in 2022, but has totaled 50 catches for 597 yards. The Steelers have been inconsistent on offense, and will need everything they can get out of their big TE. George Pickens is throwing a temper tantrum, Diontae Johnson has been invisible…you get the picture.

The Ravens have been middle of the pack against TE, I expect this one to be a tough, low-scoring game. Pat should see plenty of opportunities here.

Greg Dulcich, Broncos ($3,400 DraftKings, $5,400 FanDuel)

Dulcich has been a frustrating player to roster this season, but he is coming off his best game of the season. Russell Wilson and the Broncos offense have been an elite level of comedy this season, but that matters little here.

His 6/85 line last week eclipsed his total from the last three games. Denver will undoubtedly be playing from behind here against the Chiefs, and will need all the help they can get. The offense has scored 10 points or less in three of their last four games. Yes, you read that correctly. Less than TEN.

Make fun of this team all you want, but Dulcich seems like a diamond in the rough at this price, and I’ll have some shares in Week 14.

George Kittle, 49ers ($4,300 DraftKings, $5,900 FanDuel)

Looking at pricing this weekend, I had to do a double-take on Kittle. I know he has been very all-or-nothing this season and that Brock Purdy is under center. Regardless, seeing a player of Kittle’s talent and upside at this price is incredibly enticing.

Tampa Bay has been very vulnerable to opposing TE this season, serving up the 4th-most fantasy points to the position. Last time Kittle saw an elite matchup was three weeks ago against the Cardinals. All he did was respond with a 4/84/2 line and 24.4 DraftKings points. While that lofty goal seems unlikely here, I do expect Kittle to bounce back from a few lackluster performances.

Tampa Bay is one of the toughest draws for opposing RB in the NFL. I expect a few extra looks to go Kittle’s way here as the 49ers continue to jockey for playoff positioning.

I’ll never tell you not to play Travis Kelce. He may have some extra motivation after Germaine Pratt stole his lunch money (and the ball) from him early in the 4th last week. He is pricey, and hasn’t had a ton of success against Denver recently (34 yards or less in three of his last four).

I tweeted earlier about how Mark Andrews inexplicably has scored ZERO times against the Steelers in six career games. That seems completely unreal, but facts are facts. He hasn’t shown much of late, and Lamar Jackson may miss this week. I’m not prioritizing him here.

Come find me on Twitter and let’s chat some football! Good luck in Week 14, and let’s meet at the top of the leaderboards!

Last week saw Hayden Hurst go down early with an injury, and Travis Kelce fumble away a key opportunity. Tight End continues to be a tough position to fill, but I’m here to help! Let’s find ourselves some value and upside as we move along to Week 14. Playoff races are heating up, and I’ll be focusing more and more on games with playoff implications. Let’s make some cash!

Be sure to jump into the WinDailySports Discord. Take advantage of our cheat sheets and projections while you build your lineups for Week 14 on FanDuel and DraftKings! Let’s continue to finish strong this season!

TJ Hockenson, Vikings ($5,100 DraftKings, $6,500 FanDuel)

Hockenson is my favorite TE play of the week for so many reasons. First off, returning to his old stomping grounds in Detroit. Second, the fact that the Lions rank 28th against opposing TE in terms of fantasy points allowed. Only the Cardinals (9) have allowed more TD to the position than the Lions (8).

Kirk Cousins and company are still fighting for the top spot in the NFC, and this is another solid matchup they should be able to exploit. I’ll give Hock a pass for his 7.3 DraftKings points last week, the Jets are a tough matchup for anyone right now.

It’s crazy to say for a 10-2 team, but this is a must-win for the Purple and Gold if they want any shot at securing the first-round bye in the NFC. Would help if the Eagles ever lost also, but you control what you can control. Get yourself some Hock shares!

Pat Freiermuth, Steelers ($4,500 DraftKings, $5,800 FanDuel)

Don’t look now, but the Steelers are still (barely) alive in the playoff hunt. A win over the Ravens this week would keep their hopes alive. Tight End has mostly been a wasteland this season, but Freiermuth has been one of the most consistent in the NFL.

He has only found paydirt a single time in 2022, but has totaled 50 catches for 597 yards. The Steelers have been inconsistent on offense, and will need everything they can get out of their big TE. George Pickens is throwing a temper tantrum, Diontae Johnson has been invisible…you get the picture.

The Ravens have been middle of the pack against TE, I expect this one to be a tough, low-scoring game. Pat should see plenty of opportunities here.

Greg Dulcich, Broncos ($3,400 DraftKings, $5,400 FanDuel)

Dulcich has been a frustrating player to roster this season, but he is coming off his best game of the season. Russell Wilson and the Broncos offense have been an elite level of comedy this season, but that matters little here.

His 6/85 line last week eclipsed his total from the last three games. Denver will undoubtedly be playing from behind here against the Chiefs, and will need all the help they can get. The offense has scored 10 points or less in three of their last four games. Yes, you read that correctly. Less than TEN.

Make fun of this team all you want, but Dulcich seems like a diamond in the rough at this price, and I’ll have some shares in Week 14.

George Kittle, 49ers ($4,300 DraftKings, $5,900 FanDuel)

Looking at pricing this weekend, I had to do a double-take on Kittle. I know he has been very all-or-nothing this season and that Brock Purdy is under center. Regardless, seeing a player of Kittle’s talent and upside at this price is incredibly enticing.

Tampa Bay has been very vulnerable to opposing TE this season, serving up the 4th-most fantasy points to the position. Last time Kittle saw an elite matchup was three weeks ago against the Cardinals. All he did was respond with a 4/84/2 line and 24.4 DraftKings points. While that lofty goal seems unlikely here, I do expect Kittle to bounce back from a few lackluster performances.

Tampa Bay is one of the toughest draws for opposing RB in the NFL. I expect a few extra looks to go Kittle’s way here as the 49ers continue to jockey for playoff positioning.

I’ll never tell you not to play Travis Kelce. He may have some extra motivation after Germaine Pratt stole his lunch money (and the ball) from him early in the 4th last week. He is pricey, and hasn’t had a ton of success against Denver recently (34 yards or less in three of his last four).

I tweeted earlier about how Mark Andrews inexplicably has scored ZERO times against the Steelers in six career games. That seems completely unreal, but facts are facts. He hasn’t shown much of late, and Lamar Jackson may miss this week. I’m not prioritizing him here.

Come find me on Twitter and let’s chat some football! Good luck in Week 14, and let’s meet at the top of the leaderboards!

Last week saw some key contributors fail to live up to expectations after hot starts (Mark Andrews), and Travis Kelce continuing to cook. He made Jalen Ramsey look ridiculous, but let’s be honest, who doesn’t anymore? Let’s find ourselves some top plays for Week 13!

Be sure to jump into the WinDailySports Discord. Take advantage of our cheat sheets and projections while you build your lineups for Week 13 on FanDuel and DraftKings! Let’s continue to finish strong this season!

George Kittle, 49ers ($5,000 DraftKings, $6,200 FanDuel)

Although Kittle looks more like “Oliver Twist” than an NFL tight end most of the time, his upside is still massive. Last week was a disappointment, but the 49ers also needed very little in a shutout win over the Saints. Kittle now draws a Miami defense that is 30th in the NFL in fantasy points allowed to opposing TE.

Even better, the 46.5-point total is one of the best on the slate. This game has huge playoff implications, as both San Fransisco and Miami are battling for playoff position. Jimmy Garroppolo will need to be much more than a pretty smile in this one if the Niners plan to take down Tua.

Kittle has 16.8+ DraftKings points in three of his last six games, and will be heavily relied upon in this one. Social media will tell you that the Dolphins, in the midst of a two-decade drought without a playoff win, are the ones to beat here. I disagree. This is the 49ers game to lose. Kittle will be ready.

Hayden Hurst, Bengals ($3,500 DraftKings, $5,300 FanDuel)

I’m going back to the well here with Hurst for a few reasons. First off, he was the most targeted TE in Week 12 (tied with…Jelani Woods?). Second, underachieving Chiefs Safety Justin Reid decided to search for headlines this week by calling Hurst (Tyler) Higbee. This erupted a social media scrum between the teams, and only added fuel to the fire as the Bengals look to beat the Chiefs for the third time in 2022.

Hurst has become one of Joe Burrow’s favorite targets, and we don’t yet know if JaMarr Chase will be completely healthy yet in this one. Many (myself included) expect this one to be a shootout, and Hurst is a cheap way to get exposure to the game of the week. The total sits at 53 points. You know what to do.

Travis Kelce, Chiefs ($7,900 DraftKings, $8,400 FanDuel)

Heading into the best game environment on the slate with an all-time great seems like a smart move. Kelce had a fantastic game against the Bengals in the AFC Championship game, hauling in 10 of 11 targets for 95 yards and a TD. That wasn’t the case in their Week 17 matchup, as he ended with a 5-25-1 line on seven targets.

None of that matters here. Tyreek Hill is out of town so that Eli Apple doesn’t have to dominate him anymore, and Kelce is here to stay. Patrick Mahomes has been spreading the ball around like a wizard this season, so the volume hasn’t been quite as high. Regardless, Kelce is his top target. Although the Bengals LB room is loaded, Kelce will undoubtedly be heavily involved in this 53-point total (yes, I said it again). Don’t overthink this one, Kelce will be popular, but his upside is always massive.

TJ Hockenson, Vikings ($5,200 DraftKings, $6,400 FanDuel)

Once we get into December, I tend to prioritize players who are playing in meaningful games. Hockenson certainly fits that bill. The Vikings are battling for the #1 seed and a bye in the NFC playoffs (yes, the Vikings), and Hockenson may have just been the most key deadline pickup in the NFL.

He has been phenomenal since his arrival in Minnesota, and is averaging nearly 9 targets per game over the last month. The Jets are 19th in the NFL in fantasy points allowed to opposing TE, and Hock is ready to pounce. The Jets are another team that has been a pleasant surprise this season.With Mike White under center instead of that little kid Zach Wilson, I’m expecting them to keep this one competitive. Let’s go to the Hock!

Foster Moreau, Raiders ($3,600 DraftKings, $5,200 FanDuel)

The Raiders have been one of the biggest disappointments in the NFL this season, but have played well of late. Moreau was solid as our bargain-bin play last week (3-33-1), and I’m headed right back this week. He still saw seven targets in that one, and should be in store for another healthy load of work against the Chargers.

His now-injured teammate Darren Waller posted 79 yards on 4 grabs against the Chargers in Week 1. They rank just below average against the position this season. It isn’t impossible for the Raiders to continue the run they are on and make a miracle run. Not saying that it’ll happen, but it will be fun to watch. This team is incredibly resilient. (Their odds sit at about 7%) Also, Moreau is dirt cheap. He makes for an ideal cash game target if you aren’t paying up for Kelce.

Come find me on Twitter and let’s chat some football! Good luck in Week 7, and let’s meet at the top of the leaderboards!

Last week saw some key contributors fail to live up to expectations after hot starts (Mark Andrews), and Travis Kelce continuing to cook. He made Jalen Ramsey look ridiculous, but let’s be honest, who doesn’t anymore? Let’s find ourselves some top plays for Week 13!

Be sure to jump into the WinDailySports Discord. Take advantage of our cheat sheets and projections while you build your lineups for Week 13 on FanDuel and DraftKings! Let’s continue to finish strong this season!

George Kittle, 49ers ($5,000 DraftKings, $6,200 FanDuel)

Although Kittle looks more like “Oliver Twist” than an NFL tight end most of the time, his upside is still massive. Last week was a disappointment, but the 49ers also needed very little in a shutout win over the Saints. Kittle now draws a Miami defense that is 30th in the NFL in fantasy points allowed to opposing TE.

Even better, the 46.5-point total is one of the best on the slate. This game has huge playoff implications, as both San Fransisco and Miami are battling for playoff position. Jimmy Garroppolo will need to be much more than a pretty smile in this one if the Niners plan to take down Tua.

Kittle has 16.8+ DraftKings points in three of his last six games, and will be heavily relied upon in this one. Social media will tell you that the Dolphins, in the midst of a two-decade drought without a playoff win, are the ones to beat here. I disagree. This is the 49ers game to lose. Kittle will be ready.

Hayden Hurst, Bengals ($3,500 DraftKings, $5,300 FanDuel)

I’m going back to the well here with Hurst for a few reasons. First off, he was the most targeted TE in Week 12 (tied with…Jelani Woods?). Second, underachieving Chiefs Safety Justin Reid decided to search for headlines this week by calling Hurst (Tyler) Higbee. This erupted a social media scrum between the teams, and only added fuel to the fire as the Bengals look to beat the Chiefs for the third time in 2022.

Hurst has become one of Joe Burrow’s favorite targets, and we don’t yet know if JaMarr Chase will be completely healthy yet in this one. Many (myself included) expect this one to be a shootout, and Hurst is a cheap way to get exposure to the game of the week. The total sits at 53 points. You know what to do.

Travis Kelce, Chiefs ($7,900 DraftKings, $8,400 FanDuel)

Heading into the best game environment on the slate with an all-time great seems like a smart move. Kelce had a fantastic game against the Bengals in the AFC Championship game, hauling in 10 of 11 targets for 95 yards and a TD. That wasn’t the case in their Week 17 matchup, as he ended with a 5-25-1 line on seven targets.

None of that matters here. Tyreek Hill is out of town so that Eli Apple doesn’t have to dominate him anymore, and Kelce is here to stay. Patrick Mahomes has been spreading the ball around like a wizard this season, so the volume hasn’t been quite as high. Regardless, Kelce is his top target. Although the Bengals LB room is loaded, Kelce will undoubtedly be heavily involved in this 53-point total (yes, I said it again). Don’t overthink this one, Kelce will be popular, but his upside is always massive.

TJ Hockenson, Vikings ($5,200 DraftKings, $6,400 FanDuel)

Once we get into December, I tend to prioritize players who are playing in meaningful games. Hockenson certainly fits that bill. The Vikings are battling for the #1 seed and a bye in the NFC playoffs (yes, the Vikings), and Hockenson may have just been the most key deadline pickup in the NFL.

He has been phenomenal since his arrival in Minnesota, and is averaging nearly 9 targets per game over the last month. The Jets are 19th in the NFL in fantasy points allowed to opposing TE, and Hock is ready to pounce. The Jets are another team that has been a pleasant surprise this season.With Mike White under center instead of that little kid Zach Wilson, I’m expecting them to keep this one competitive. Let’s go to the Hock!

Foster Moreau, Raiders ($3,600 DraftKings, $5,200 FanDuel)

The Raiders have been one of the biggest disappointments in the NFL this season, but have played well of late. Moreau was solid as our bargain-bin play last week (3-33-1), and I’m headed right back this week. He still saw seven targets in that one, and should be in store for another healthy load of work against the Chargers.

His now-injured teammate Darren Waller posted 79 yards on 4 grabs against the Chargers in Week 1. They rank just below average against the position this season. It isn’t impossible for the Raiders to continue the run they are on and make a miracle run. Not saying that it’ll happen, but it will be fun to watch. This team is incredibly resilient. (Their odds sit at about 7%) Also, Moreau is dirt cheap. He makes for an ideal cash game target if you aren’t paying up for Kelce.

Come find me on Twitter and let’s chat some football! Good luck in Week 7, and let’s meet at the top of the leaderboards!

Last week was a fun one, let’s move on to Week 12! We are now almost officially two thirds of the way through the NFL season, so let’s keep it rolling! There are some key options back on the main slate this week, and I’m looking to take advantage. Time to cash in on some key options!

Be sure to jump into the WinDailySports Discord, and take advantage of our cheat sheets and projections while you build your lineups for Week 12 on FanDuel and DraftKings! Let’s continue to finish strong this season!

Travis Kelce, Chiefs ($7,700 DraftKings, $8,200 FanDuel)

I just got done having a few conversations about how Kelce isn’t close to Rob Gronkowski all-time. For this week, this season, and these teams, that doesn’t matter at all. He is clearly the top TE in the NFL right now, and is coming off of a MONSTER 6-155-3 line against the Chargers.

This week he faces off against a Rams team that is just a complete mess. They sold their future for a Super Bowl run last year, and the zebras made sure they closed the deal. Now all of a sudden, they barely even have a present. Sitting at 3-7 and their playoff hopes sitting as high as your odds to win the Mega Millions…this season is a wrap.

Kelce is elite in every way, and Kansas City will need to rely on him once again as they continue their run toward the #1 seed and a bye in the AFC Playoffs.

George Kittle, 49ers ($5,300 DraftKings, $6,300 FanDuel)

Coming off his best game of the season and inexplicably sitting behind Taysom freaking Hill in salary on FanDuel, Kittle is ready to explode. He now has four touchdowns in his last three games. The Saints have been tough against opposing TE this season. With the playoff picture rounding into form, I’m focusing on elite options with a lot to play for this season.

Kittle had a slow start to the season due to injury, but Jimmy Garoppolo is back to relying on his top target. This offense is absolutely loaded with talent now, and Jimmy G may be the least talented of the bunch. That matter little here, as Kittle remains an elite option in any matchup.

Gerald Everett, Chargers ($4,400 DraftKings, $5,200 FanDuel)

Please join me in welcoming Gerald Everett to the dream matchup that is the Arizona Cardinals defense. I’m sure you’re tired of hearing this by now, but I’m not here to worry about that. Your weekly update is that Arizona is now allowing just over 21 fantasy points per game to opposing Tight Ends.

Everett hasn’t found the end zone since Week 4, but I’m banking on that changing this week. He has seen 7+ targets in four of the last five weeks, and should be heavily involved again this week.

His salary is reasonable and this game has the highest total of the main slate. With the Chargers’ issues among their WR health, Everett should be utilized as a weapon in an elite matchup.

Mark Andrews, Ravens ($6,500 DraftKings, $7,300 FanDuel)

I’ve been talking all year about great matchups for TE, and this one is a smash spot. The Jags have had a tough time against TE of late, and Andrews is still the top option in a sputtering Ravens offense.

Due to injury and inconsistency by the offense, Andrews hasn’t totaled more than 12.3 DraftKings points since Week 6. Any takers on the under this week? Not me. His return last week was solid with a 6-63 line despite the offense being incapable of moving the ball against the PANTHERS.

This offense may be a complete trainwreck, but Andrews remains an elite option. Expect Lamar Jackson to rely heavily on him in this one as the Ravens continue their trek toward the playoffs.

Foster Moreau, Raiders ($3,400 DraftKings, $5,400 FanDuel)

Welcome to yet another edition of picking on the Seattle Seahawks. This one is about that (Seattle has allowed over 19 PPG to the position this season. It is also about the fact that the Raiders have been a disaster on offense aside from Josh Jacobs and Davante Adams.

No team in the NFL has been a bigger disappointment than the 3-7 Raiders, but it seems evident that they will fight until the end. Darren Waller is on the IL and Moreau is the guy now by default. I don’t love his upside, but he is a solid floor play in this matchup. The Raiders need a true miracle to find their way into the postseason again in 2022. Moreau and company will need to find a way to even keep that dream alive into Week 13.

Come find me on Twitter and let’s chat some football! Good luck in Week 7, and let’s meet at the top of the leaderboards!

Last week was a fun one, let’s move on to Week 12! We are now almost officially two thirds of the way through the NFL season, so let’s keep it rolling! There are some key options back on the main slate this week, and I’m looking to take advantage. Time to cash in on some key options!

Be sure to jump into the WinDailySports Discord, and take advantage of our cheat sheets and projections while you build your lineups for Week 12 on FanDuel and DraftKings! Let’s continue to finish strong this season!

Travis Kelce, Chiefs ($7,700 DraftKings, $8,200 FanDuel)

I just got done having a few conversations about how Kelce isn’t close to Rob Gronkowski all-time. For this week, this season, and these teams, that doesn’t matter at all. He is clearly the top TE in the NFL right now, and is coming off of a MONSTER 6-155-3 line against the Chargers.

This week he faces off against a Rams team that is just a complete mess. They sold their future for a Super Bowl run last year, and the zebras made sure they closed the deal. Now all of a sudden, they barely even have a present. Sitting at 3-7 and their playoff hopes sitting as high as your odds to win the Mega Millions…this season is a wrap.

Kelce is elite in every way, and Kansas City will need to rely on him once again as they continue their run toward the #1 seed and a bye in the AFC Playoffs.

George Kittle, 49ers ($5,300 DraftKings, $6,300 FanDuel)

Coming off his best game of the season and inexplicably sitting behind Taysom freaking Hill in salary on FanDuel, Kittle is ready to explode. He now has four touchdowns in his last three games. The Saints have been tough against opposing TE this season. With the playoff picture rounding into form, I’m focusing on elite options with a lot to play for this season.

Kittle had a slow start to the season due to injury, but Jimmy Garoppolo is back to relying on his top target. This offense is absolutely loaded with talent now, and Jimmy G may be the least talented of the bunch. That matter little here, as Kittle remains an elite option in any matchup.

Gerald Everett, Chargers ($4,400 DraftKings, $5,200 FanDuel)

Please join me in welcoming Gerald Everett to the dream matchup that is the Arizona Cardinals defense. I’m sure you’re tired of hearing this by now, but I’m not here to worry about that. Your weekly update is that Arizona is now allowing just over 21 fantasy points per game to opposing Tight Ends.

Everett hasn’t found the end zone since Week 4, but I’m banking on that changing this week. He has seen 7+ targets in four of the last five weeks, and should be heavily involved again this week.

His salary is reasonable and this game has the highest total of the main slate. With the Chargers’ issues among their WR health, Everett should be utilized as a weapon in an elite matchup.

Mark Andrews, Ravens ($6,500 DraftKings, $7,300 FanDuel)

I’ve been talking all year about great matchups for TE, and this one is a smash spot. The Jags have had a tough time against TE of late, and Andrews is still the top option in a sputtering Ravens offense.

Due to injury and inconsistency by the offense, Andrews hasn’t totaled more than 12.3 DraftKings points since Week 6. Any takers on the under this week? Not me. His return last week was solid with a 6-63 line despite the offense being incapable of moving the ball against the PANTHERS.

This offense may be a complete trainwreck, but Andrews remains an elite option. Expect Lamar Jackson to rely heavily on him in this one as the Ravens continue their trek toward the playoffs.

Foster Moreau, Raiders ($3,400 DraftKings, $5,400 FanDuel)

Welcome to yet another edition of picking on the Seattle Seahawks. This one is about that (Seattle has allowed over 19 PPG to the position this season. It is also about the fact that the Raiders have been a disaster on offense aside from Josh Jacobs and Davante Adams.

No team in the NFL has been a bigger disappointment than the 3-7 Raiders, but it seems evident that they will fight until the end. Darren Waller is on the IL and Moreau is the guy now by default. I don’t love his upside, but he is a solid floor play in this matchup. The Raiders need a true miracle to find their way into the postseason again in 2022. Moreau and company will need to find a way to even keep that dream alive into Week 13.

Come find me on Twitter and let’s chat some football! Good luck in Week 7, and let’s meet at the top of the leaderboards!

The Tight End position has been a tough one to peg this season, but we continue to get more information. TJ Hockenson dominated in his new home and James Mitchell found the end zone. Gerald Everett and Zach Ertz continued to see elite volume. Travis Kelce wasn’t on the main slate but saw a ridiculous amount of volume against the Titans (who are essentially just a college team who only runs). Let’s find some value for Week 10!

Greg Dulcich, Broncos ($3,400 DraftKings, $5,900 FanDuel)

Dulcich has only played three games this season, but he is now 5th among all TE (on this slate) in fantasy points per game. He has averaged four catches on six targets for 66 yards and .3 TD per game. He has seen both Russell Wilson and Brett Rypien (who seems like he was named to be a player in the 70s with a mustache and a Firebird). His volume and role in the offense seems to be steady.

The Broncos (along with their fellow AFC West foes Las Vegas) have been one of the biggest disappointments in the NFL this season. Russell Wilson is still an absolute bore, but at least we don’t have to watch (or hear) him in showtime this week. Enough about Wilson. Dulcich looks like a fantastic option against a Titans defense that has allowed the 3rd-most fantasy points per game to opposing TE this season.

Travis Kelce, Chiefs ($7,800 DraftKings, $8,500 FanDuel)

Kelce once again cemented himself as the class of the NFL at the TE position. He saw an insane 17 targets while Kansas City struggled with the Titans. He finished with 10/106. He eclipsed the 22-point DraftKings mark for the fourth time in his last five games. The outlier? A pathetic 15.8 points.

Kelce is incredibly expensive, but his floor/ceiling combo is so much higher than any other player on the slate. He has legitimate 30-point upside any time he steps on the field, regardless of the matchup. The Jaguars are #6 in the NFL in fantasy points allowed to opposing Tight Ends, but Kelce cares not for your numbers.

Although it was a complete joke that he wasn’t penalized for his temper tantrum last week, you don’t lose fantasy points for being emotional. He has nine more targets than any other TE in the NFL. I don’t need to explain much more about Kelce. You all know who he is and what he is capable of every day.

Cole Kmet, Bears ($3,400 DraftKings, $5,300 FanDuel)

Guess who’s BAAACCCKKK? Kmet FINALLY broke through last week, and his coming out party directly coincides with with Justin Fields’ ascension. Cole not only found the end zone again, but has now scored three times in two weeks. The Bears remain the most run-heavy offense in the NFL, but that isn’t a concern here.

Not only is Kmet in a great spot against a Lions defense that is truly abysmal across the board (although they made a mockery of Aaron Rodgers). They rank 29th in the NFL in fantasy points allowed against opposing Tight Ends. Kmet and Fields have now connected on seven of eight attempts for 52 yards and three touchdowns over the last two weeks.

The yardage upside may never be there, but Kmet has firmly established himself as a touchdown-upside play each and every week now. The Lions are an ideal target here. Fire him up.

Dalton Schultz, Cowboys ($3,800 DraftKings, $5,500 FanDuel)

If you’re looking for a safe option at a good price tag, let me interest you in Schultz. He has a fantastic rapport with Dak Prescott, and that has been evident over the last two weeks. He has pulled in 11 of 12 targets for 123 yards over two games since being reunited with Dak.

The Packers have been about as good against TE as Aaron Rodgers has been bad against everyone. The offense has been a joke, but the defense has fared well most weeks. That won’t scare me off of Schultz here, as this game will likely be close until the end. I expect the Cowboys to win this one, and Schultz will continue to see looks as a vital part of this offense.

Tyler Higbee, Rams ($3,600 DraftKings, $6,000 FanDuel)

In the same way that a dog targets a cat, a bully targets a nerd, or anything in between, we will continue to pick on the Cardinals with Tight Ends. Ownership may play into our favor as well, as Higbee is coming off of three straight terrible performances. He has TOTALED three catches and 5.2 DraftKings points over that span.

Despite that lack of production, Higbee still saw nine targets over the last three weeks. The Rams have been a trainwreck on offense. They have scored 20, 9, 10, 24, 13, and 16 points in their last six games. While the upside may not seem to be there, I truly believe it is this week.

Matthew Stafford is in concussion protocol right now, but even if he doesn’t suit up, I think Higbee could be a game-changer this week. This week will undoubtedly see some low-cost Tight Ends score among the highest. Factor in cost, and there are a good number of cheap Tight Ends in Week 10. Higbee needs to be on your radar.

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The Tight End position has been a tough one to peg this season, but we continue to get more information. TJ Hockenson dominated in his new home and James Mitchell found the end zone. Gerald Everett and Zach Ertz continued to see elite volume. Travis Kelce wasn’t on the main slate but saw a ridiculous amount of volume against the Titans (who are essentially just a college team who only runs). Let’s find some value for Week 10!

Greg Dulcich, Broncos ($3,400 DraftKings, $5,900 FanDuel)

Dulcich has only played three games this season, but he is now 5th among all TE (on this slate) in fantasy points per game. He has averaged four catches on six targets for 66 yards and .3 TD per game. He has seen both Russell Wilson and Brett Rypien (who seems like he was named to be a player in the 70s with a mustache and a Firebird). His volume and role in the offense seems to be steady.

The Broncos (along with their fellow AFC West foes Las Vegas) have been one of the biggest disappointments in the NFL this season. Russell Wilson is still an absolute bore, but at least we don’t have to watch (or hear) him in showtime this week. Enough about Wilson. Dulcich looks like a fantastic option against a Titans defense that has allowed the 3rd-most fantasy points per game to opposing TE this season.

Travis Kelce, Chiefs ($7,800 DraftKings, $8,500 FanDuel)

Kelce once again cemented himself as the class of the NFL at the TE position. He saw an insane 17 targets while Kansas City struggled with the Titans. He finished with 10/106. He eclipsed the 22-point DraftKings mark for the fourth time in his last five games. The outlier? A pathetic 15.8 points.

Kelce is incredibly expensive, but his floor/ceiling combo is so much higher than any other player on the slate. He has legitimate 30-point upside any time he steps on the field, regardless of the matchup. The Jaguars are #6 in the NFL in fantasy points allowed to opposing Tight Ends, but Kelce cares not for your numbers.

Although it was a complete joke that he wasn’t penalized for his temper tantrum last week, you don’t lose fantasy points for being emotional. He has nine more targets than any other TE in the NFL. I don’t need to explain much more about Kelce. You all know who he is and what he is capable of every day.

Cole Kmet, Bears ($3,400 DraftKings, $5,300 FanDuel)

Guess who’s BAAACCCKKK? Kmet FINALLY broke through last week, and his coming out party directly coincides with with Justin Fields’ ascension. Cole not only found the end zone again, but has now scored three times in two weeks. The Bears remain the most run-heavy offense in the NFL, but that isn’t a concern here.

Not only is Kmet in a great spot against a Lions defense that is truly abysmal across the board (although they made a mockery of Aaron Rodgers). They rank 29th in the NFL in fantasy points allowed against opposing Tight Ends. Kmet and Fields have now connected on seven of eight attempts for 52 yards and three touchdowns over the last two weeks.

The yardage upside may never be there, but Kmet has firmly established himself as a touchdown-upside play each and every week now. The Lions are an ideal target here. Fire him up.

Dalton Schultz, Cowboys ($3,800 DraftKings, $5,500 FanDuel)

If you’re looking for a safe option at a good price tag, let me interest you in Schultz. He has a fantastic rapport with Dak Prescott, and that has been evident over the last two weeks. He has pulled in 11 of 12 targets for 123 yards over two games since being reunited with Dak.

The Packers have been about as good against TE as Aaron Rodgers has been bad against everyone. The offense has been a joke, but the defense has fared well most weeks. That won’t scare me off of Schultz here, as this game will likely be close until the end. I expect the Cowboys to win this one, and Schultz will continue to see looks as a vital part of this offense.

Tyler Higbee, Rams ($3,600 DraftKings, $6,000 FanDuel)

In the same way that a dog targets a cat, a bully targets a nerd, or anything in between, we will continue to pick on the Cardinals with Tight Ends. Ownership may play into our favor as well, as Higbee is coming off of three straight terrible performances. He has TOTALED three catches and 5.2 DraftKings points over that span.

Despite that lack of production, Higbee still saw nine targets over the last three weeks. The Rams have been a trainwreck on offense. They have scored 20, 9, 10, 24, 13, and 16 points in their last six games. While the upside may not seem to be there, I truly believe it is this week.

Matthew Stafford is in concussion protocol right now, but even if he doesn’t suit up, I think Higbee could be a game-changer this week. This week will undoubtedly see some low-cost Tight Ends score among the highest. Factor in cost, and there are a good number of cheap Tight Ends in Week 10. Higbee needs to be on your radar.

Be sure to jump into the WinDailySports Discord, and take advantage of our cheat sheets and projections while you build your lineups for Week 8 on FanDuel and DraftKings! Week 10 is upon us, and we are ready to keep rolling! Let’s find ourselves a few edges as we climb the leaderboards once again!

Come find me on Twitter and let’s chat some football! Good luck in Week 7, and let’s meet at the top of the leaderboards!