Trey McBride attempts to carry it all for the Cardinals, Darren Waller hopes to prove last week’s pop-up effort was not a fluke, and Tucker Kraft aims to establish momentum in a tough matchup.

Other positions: Quarterback | Running Back | Receiver

Week 10 Tight Ends

TE Notes: Tyler Warren is suddenly the Colts’ only viable pass catcher. That can go one of two ways, especially for a young player. It’s still ultimately difficult to see it going poorly for former first-rounder Warren, who is no stranger to being the focus of the opposing defense’s attention. His fantasy situation — mid-range TE1 — is largely unchanged. … After surprisingly playing through his foot injury last week, Hunter Henry avoided setbacks and now has the smash spot to end all smash spots in the Lions. No team is allowing more tight end fantasy points, while only one game has a higher total than Lions/Patriots in Germany. Henry is a viable TE1, at least for one week. … With half the season officially in the books, Dalton Kincaid is the TE11 by average PPR points. It feels like he should be so much more, but with the Bills continuing to ramp up their running game, Kincaid almost feels more likely to go in the opposite direction. That doesn’t mean we can’t play him. We are simply no longer counting on him as a difference-maker. He’s a TE1 space filler.

T.J. Hockenson has to be one of the bigger fans of Kirk Cousins’ return. El Kirko has always made a habit of targeting the seam, and the best work of Hockenson’s career came during Cousins’ previous stint in Minnesota. Consider Hock a TE1 barfly. Not necessarily wanted, but always around when you need someone to talk to. … Tucker Kraft is the only Packers pass catcher not getting in on the fun. I have remained patient — far too patient. I guess it’s time to face the music and rank Kraft as the low-end TE1 he has been producing as rather than the higher-end TE1 I was hoping for. … The TE1 overall in Week 9, Darren Waller saw serious volume for only the second time as a Panther. That’s why we will consider it more matchup-based fluke — the Broncos permit the third most TE fantasy points — than harbinger of big days to come. Waller does at least have another plus spot in the Saints, making any potential point chasing slightly more acceptable.

With the Rams having run out of receivers, it is time for their tight end avengers to assemble. It has been a frustrating, unpredictable mess in fantasy football, but Tyler Higbee still presents the most straightforward “is basically a receiver” case. Colby Parkinson has the second best 2026 returns, while Davis Allen is more of a break glass in case of emergency option. No one is “recommended,” per se. The same is true of potential dissuasion. … Things were headed in the wrong direction for Juwan Johnson even before Jordyn Tyson’s return to the lineup. Now he’s a junk bond TE2 without particularly strong touchdown odds. … Beyond here lies nothin’. Darnell Washington probably has the best ceiling case in the TE20-26 range. He also has a zero-point floor. Charlie Kolar is a zero-cost floor option. AJ Barner could provide some ceiling against the Raiders’ truly terrible defense. … Mark Andrews hit another new low in Week 9. Things almost literally could not get worse, and I would not be surprised if fellow veteran Jacoby Brissett developed a short-area rapport with the Ravens’ fading seam stretcher.

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