Fantasy TE Week 11 Leaderboard: Who’s Started, Last Place in Fantasy Football

Week 11 was an interesting week for tight ends, as some nails had tough matches but a bunch of mid-level boys looked like match-based sleepers. We rarely have many options in this location, so enjoy it while you can. Our Fantasy TE Week 11 Leaderboard takes a deep dive into all of the options below and ultimately helps you decide who should start among starters and sleepers.

Noah Fant and Tyler Higbee bid their goodbyes for a week, while CJ Uzomah, Evan Engram and Cole Kmet rejoin the leaderboard. Usually those aren’t noticeable, but all three look like sleepers this week (more on that below).

RANKING STANDARD WEEK 11:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | VND / ST | Kicker

Mark Andrews (@ Bears), Darren Waller (vs Bengals), Kyle Pitts (vs. Patriots) and Dallas Goedert (vs. Saints) are the bright faces in this week’s tough games, but Andrews, Waller and Pitts There are too many advantages to the bench. Goedert is legit on the bubble, especially after a concussion in Week 10, so if you have another solid pick in a favorable match, it’s not crazy to consider rotation .

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

For example, instead of launching Goedert, we’ll pick Pat Freiermuth (@ Chargers) and CJ Uzomah (vs Raiders). Both of their AFC West rivals are in the bottom five of the table ahead of imaginary TEs. Again, those two are players we’ll definitely start over at Goedert, but there are a few more players in that discussion.

Cole Kmet (vs. Ravens), Evan Engram (vs. Buccaneers) and Tyler Conklin (vs. Packers) have solid matches and often get lots of goals. Bucs and Raven were terrifying before the tight endings. Green Bay has been pretty okay, but Conklin is on the rise as the season goes on. In the end, we’ll choose Goedert over Conklin, but Kmet and Engram will make us rethink.

Dan Arnold (compared to the 49ers) is more reliable than most of the men on the bubble have just started or have just started in recent weeks, but this feels like the match he’s played in silence in front of a brilliant group of 49ers defenders. Jared Cook (vs. Pittsburgh) is only playable in favorable games, and he certainly hasn’t had it this week.

You might think we’re crazy to say this, but Atlanta is a tough opponent for Hunter Henry (@ Falcons). Yes, the Falcons are associated with bad defense, but in Weeks 3 to 9, they surrendered less than nine imaginary points to all tight ends except for Mike Gesicki. If Henry doesn’t find the end zone, he’ll go bankrupt. It’s that simple.

Monitor the health of Logan Thomas (hamstring) and Rob Gronkowski (back). They’re both out in Week 10 and we know they each have TE1. Gronk will be the one to start if he returns, while Thomas is probably best suited for a week of observation before being assigned to your squad.

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

TE Fantasy Week 11 Leaderboards: Who should start on a tight finish

Rating based on standard, not PPR scored