Week 7 Fantasy Football Rankings: Top 20 Tight Ends
Let’s keep our Week 7 rankings rolling with a look at the Top 20 tight ends for the coming week.
- Jimmy Graham – New Orleans Saints – vs. Indianapolis
- Jason Witten – Dallas Cowboys – vs. St. Louis
- Jermichael Finley – Green Bay Packers – at Minnesota
- Brandon Pettigrew – Detroit Lions – vs. Atlanta
- Tony Gonzalez – Atlanta Falcons – at Detroit
- Owen Daniels – Houston Texans – at Tennessee
- Fred Davis – Washington Redskins – at Carolina
- Dallas Clark – Indianapolis Colts – at New Orleans
- Antonio Gates – San Diego Chargers – at New York Jets
- Kellen Winslow – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – vs. Chicago
- Benjamin Watson – Cleveland Browns – vs. Seattle
- Dustin Keller – New York Jets – vs. San Diego
- Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers – vs. Washington
- Jared Cook – Tennessee Titans – vs. Houston
- Ed Dickson – Baltimore Ravens – at Jacksonville
- Visanthe Shiancoe – Minnesota Vikings – vs. Green Bay
- Heath Miller – Pittsburgh Steelers – at Arizona
- Todd Heap – Arizona Cardinals – vs. Pittsburgh
- Zach Miller – Seattle Seahawks – at Cleveland
- Marcedes Lewis – Jacksonville Jaguars – vs. Baltimore
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Jimmy Graham and Jason Witten
You really could go either way with Jimmy Graham or Jason Witten at the top of these rankings this week. The difference for me was Witten’s lack of targets in Week 6 (he was targeted just four times), which means a little bit less opportunity.
Graham has been targeted early and often all season long.
Brandon Pettigrew
Brandon Pettigrew has been solid all year long, with 34 receptions for 321 yards and two TDs.
Just to make things more impressive, his touchdowns have come in each of the past two weeks. He’s developed into an easy must-use option in all formats.
Dallas Clark
Finally, Dallas Clark showed a little bit of the upside we all know he has in Week 6.
He was targeted seven times, picking up six receptions for 53 yards and a TD. It’s hard to get overly excited off of one week, so he should remain a low-end option in all formats.
Kellen Winslow
Kellen Winslow is the fourth-most targeted tight end thus far this season with 46 targets (he had 10 targets in Week 6).
Of course, targets are only half the battle, as he’s managed just 27 receptions for 257 yards and no TDs. The matchup with the Bears is a positive one, making him viable, but he’s not a top option.
Antonio Gates
Will Antonio Gates return to the lineup this week?
That’s what it looks like, at least for now. He’ll be a good play if he’s on the field, even against the Jets.
Jared Cook
Jared Cook had been picking up steam prior to the Titans' bye week, with six receptions for 152 yards and a TD over two games (on 15 targets).
He’s definitely an option to keep an eye on, especially with Kenny Britt out for the year.
Visanthe Shiancoe
Could Viasnthe Shiancoe be the safety valve for rookie quarterback Christian Ponder?
There’s certainly a good chance of it, making him an intriguing option for those in deeper formats.
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