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Week 8 through week 17

Rest-of-season tight end rankings

Ordered by what each player should add from now to the end of the fantasy season, over a free replacement at his position.

14-team, PPR, Superflex, TE premium · ROS = projected points from week 8 to 17

#PlayerROS ptsWk 87-dayValue
1
Brock Bowers
TE1 LV
187.4 vs NYJ - 56.9
2
Trey McBride
TE2 ARI
185.8 vs DAL - 56.1
3
George Kittle
TE3 SF
161.5 BYE - 43.4
4
Travis Kelce
TE4 KC
152.5 vs DEN - 38.9
5
Sam LaPorta
TE5 DET
148.8 vs MIN - 37.1
6
Isaiah Likely
TE6 NYG
143.5 BYE - 34.5
7
Brenton Strange
TE7 JAX
134.6 vs IND - 32.2
8
T.J. Hockenson
TE8 MIN
129.3 vs DET - 29.3
9
Tyler Warren
TE9 IND Out
131.8 vs JAX - 29.0
10
Dalton Kincaid
TE10 BUF Q
122.5 vs BAL - 25.6
11
Tucker Kraft
TE11 GB
120.5 vs CAR - 24.0
12
114.7 vs PIT - 22.0
13
Juwan Johnson
TE13 NO
117.3 BYE - 21.3
14
Colston Loveland
TE14 CHI
111.5 vs SEA - 20.1
15
Dallas Goedert
TE15 PHI
110.0 vs WAS - 19.5
16
Pat Freiermuth
TE16 PIT
104.0 vs CLE - 17.0
17
Hunter Henry
TE17 NE
96.4 vs MIA - 14.9
18
Mark Andrews
TE18 BAL
100.4 vs BUF - 14.8
19
Tyler Higbee
TE19 LAR
98.9 vs LAC - 14.1
20
Dalton Schultz
TE20 HOU
94.6 BYE - 13.3
21
Mike Gesicki
TE21 CIN
93.4 vs TEN - 13.3
22
Chig Okonkwo
TE22 WAS
92.4 vs PHI - 12.5
23
Jake Ferguson
TE23 DAL
92.9 vs ARI - 12.1
24
Darren Waller
TE24 CAR
88.8 vs GB - 11.2
25
AJ Barner
TE25 SEA
87.9 vs CHI - 11.2
26
Kenyon Sadiq
TE26 NYJ
89.9 vs LV - 11.1
27
Cade Otton
TE27 TB
88.6 vs ATL - 10.7
28
Kyle Pitts Sr.
TE28 ATL
85.0 vs TB - 10.4
29
Greg Dulcich
TE29 MIA
82.9 vs NE - 9.1
30
Michael Mayer
TE30 LV
82.6 vs NYJ - 8.5
31
69.1 vs CLE - 4.8
32
Gunnar Helm
TE32 TEN
63.6 vs CIN - 3.3
33
Noah Fant
TE33 NO
62.3 BYE - 2.9
34
Evan Engram
TE34 DEN
58.5 vs KC - 2.1
35
Eli Raridon
TE35 NE
56.7 vs MIA - 1.8
36
Oronde Gadsden
TE36 LAC
55.7 vs LAR - 1.6
37
Colby Parkinson
TE37 LAR
55.5 vs LAC - 1.6
38
Tommy Tremble
TE38 CAR
53.7 vs GB - 1.3
39
Noah Gray
TE39 KC
49.7 vs DEN - 1.1
40
Charlie Kolar
TE40 LAC
46.8 vs LAR - 1.1

Week 8 data, updated

Reading the TE board

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Questions

What are rest-of-season (ROS) rankings?

They rank players by what they should score from this week to the end of the fantasy season, not by what they did so far. A player coming back from injury can rank above one with better season totals.

Why rank by value instead of projected points?

Points do not compare across positions. A quarterback projected for 220 points can be worth less than a receiver projected for 170, because free-agent quarterbacks score far more than free-agent receivers. The value column measures points over that replacement level.

How often do the rankings update?

Every hour, when projections, injury designations and Sleeper add/drop activity are refreshed.

What does the 7-day column show?

How much the player's value moved in the last week in the default 12-team PPR format. Injuries and role changes show up here first.