Fantasy TE PPR Leaderboard Week 12: Who’s Started, Last Seated in Fantasy Football

This could be a tough week for tight ends – and not just because of Travis Kelce’s goodbye. We’re here to help get the hang of the sleepers, streamers, and trippers in our Week 12 fantasy TE PPR rankings.

Zach Ertz joins Kelce bye, which doesn’t sound like a huge loss, but it does take one of the core mid-range PPR TEs off the charts. However, Noah Fant (vs Chargers) is back and has a very favorable match ahead.

WEEK 12 PPR RANKING:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | VND / ST | Kicker

For those of you who’ve hit the highs on Kelce, it’s time to figure out what to do this week. Our top streamer is Dan Arnold (vs Falcons). Yes, Atlanta is statistically pretty good against the TEs, but that’s mainly because it was knocked out by the No. 1 WRs. Arnold has often performed the same way as the WR for Jacksonville, and he’ll be back after last week’s absence. .

WEEK 12 STANDARD RANKING:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

Evan Engram (vs. Eagles) is ranked two TEs this week, and that might be hard to believe, but he has been TE1 multiple times this season. Austin Hooper (vs. Ravens) also had a great game and should have a solid background in PPR tournaments. Also, if Logan Thomas (vs. Seahawks) returns from a hamstring injury, he’s in a good position to produce. Cole Kmet (@ Lions) is also in a good position against a poor defence.

Unfortunately, many of the best matches of this week’s streaming options go to Tommy Tremble (@Dolphins), Jack Doyle and Mo Alie-Cox (vs Buccaneers), Gerald Everett (@Washington) and David Njoku (compared to Ravens). Do you really trust these people? If you do, this is definitely one of the best times to play them, but we’re not selling them on anyone’s imaginary prospects except Doyle, who has a decent PPR deck. Even someone like Engram has created more weeks of fantasy-related than any other person mentioned in this section.

So yeah, we’ve preached about how important matches are, but they can cheat at the tight end. At wide-angle or backtracking, the top player is mostly guaranteed on target or touch, but that’s far from the case at TE. Are any of those we warned would have a good day? Sure, but they’re still very risky.

Pat Freiermuth (@ Bengals) is facing a top 11 fantasy defense against position, and so while we’re concerned this week, we understand if you’d like to play him and the target tier. his height or not. However, Tyler Conklin (@49ers) and CJ Uzomah (vs Steelers) have very low floors this week. Both are built on explosive gameplay, so we don’t rely on them much, especially in PPR tournaments. Still, we’d gladly credit Dalton Schultz (vs Raiders) and Fant (@ Chargers) for their fit.

Note: We’ll be updating this TE PPR leaderboard throughout the week, so check back for the latest player movement and analysis.

Fantasy PPR TE Leaderboard Week 12: Who Should Start With a Tight Finish

Rating based on Full point PPR scored