Does Rob Gronkowski play on Monday night? Fantasy Injury Update for Giants-Buccaneers Monday Night Soccer

Rob Gronkowski has barely played since week three of the season, but he’s likely to feature for the 11th Monday Night Football League when the Buccaneers take on the Giants. Future Hall-of-Famer is facing a back injury, and a lot of fantasy begins, their decisions will balance while we wait for the latest updates on the status. by Gronk.

That’s why we’ll continue to update this article with news on Gronkowski until the official active/inactive report comes out around 6:45 p.m. ET Monday. For all the latest fantasy updates, follow us on Twitter @SN_Fosystem.

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Does Rob Gronkowski play on Monday night?

Gronkowski (returned) did not practice the following Sunday participate fully in sessions on Thursday and Friday. Usually, a weekend drop is a bad sign, but considering Gronk is a veteran and has no reports of defeats, it’s safe to assume he’s only getting an extra day off. .

WEEK 11 STANDARD RATINGS:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

It seems certain that Gronk will be dressed on Monday night. This will be his first game since Week 8 and he will try to play his first (mostly) complete first game since Week 3. Initially, Gronk missed four games due to a rib injury, later He had a back injury 3 weeks ago. It’s fair to worry about Gronk’s ability to get through a game, but as long as he’s active, he should be a starter. In the first three weeks of the year, he averaged 5.3 catches, seven on target and 61.3 yards while scoring a total of four TDs. That kind of production in TE is hard to find. Even if Tampa placates Gronk back into action, he still has the edge over almost all of the other TEs.

WEEK 11 PPR ASSESSMENT:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

If Gronkowski is absent again, OJ Howard and Cameron Brate will split their time at TE. Last week, they both played between 58 and 63% of snaps, but Brate was targeted three times while Howard didn’t receive a single look. Brate also scored his first TD of the season. With that kind of split, both are unreliable.

WEEK 11 EFFECTIVE: Sleepers | Selling body | Start with ’em, sit’ em

That said, if you wait for Gronk (which we suggest) and he’s an unexpected scratch, Brate is the slightly better pivot. You could also try getting Evan Engram, who would be a better fit for either of Tampa’s two TEs.