We have seven tight ends averaging at least 14 PPR Fantasy points per game and another eight that are averaging double digits. In theory, that is enough to go around, but as you know, those tight ends are not evenly distributed between the teams. Some teams are looking for a starter on the waiver wire this week.
I have that covered for you in the waiver wire section below. Others are looking at what they thought was a reliable starter and wondering if they need to replace them. First, I want to make sure I at least mention Kyle Pitts and Colston Loveland.
These are the two biggest busts at the position right now. I am not confident in starting them; I can't imagine dropping them, especially after Pitts' Week 5 performance. You're stuck in no man's land, and you have to decide whether it is worth adding another tight end and using a bench spot on them.
In most leagues, that is what I am doing, but if I have a thin bench, I am running them back out there. The guys I was thinking about in the first paragraph are Tucker Kraft, Dalton Kincaid, and Dalton Schultz. All three are averaging between nine and 10 FPPG and seemingly trending in the wrong direction.
I am fine dropping Schultz, though I wouldn't be surprised if he scored 12 Fantasy points as soon as you can. I am fine starting Kraft this week, mostly because the Packers are playing the cowboys and Jordan Love may throw for 400 yards. Kincaid is the most difficult.
I would probably put him in the Pitts-and-Loveland category of guys I can't start and guys I can't drop. He's not quite a roster clogger because another big game could be just around the corner. The best course of action may be to wait for that big game and deal him to someone who buys it.
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