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Sep 23 2012

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Week 4 Rankings – Tight Ends (Fantasy football 2012)

It has been a roller coaster season for tight ends so far in 2012, from Dante Rosario and his 3 TD performance in week 2, now to Heath Miller catching 2 TD’s in week 3 who will be the breakout TE for this upcoming Sunday?

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Here is your weekly dose of fantasy football tight ends – week 4 edition

Rank Tight End Team Pts after
week 3
Week 4
1 Jimmy Graham NO 35.20 at GB
2 Rob Gronkowski NE 27.60 at BUF
3 Tony Gonzalez ATL 39.40 vs CAR
4 Vernon Davis SF 40.90 at NYJ
5 Martellus Bennett NYG 36.50 at PHI
6 Dennis Pitta BAL 30.80 vs CLE
7 Jermichael Finley GB 17.30 vs NO
8 Jason Witten DAL 7.60 vs CHI
9 Kyle Rudolph MIN 31.80 at DET
10 Brent Celek PHI 25.80 vs NYG
11 Brandon Pettigrew DET 19.60 vs MIN
12 Scott Chandler BUF 23.30 vs NE
13 Antonio Gates SD 6.50 at KC
14 Jacob Tamme DEN 14.70 vs OAK
15 Jared Cook TEN 22.40 at HOU
16 Greg Olson CAR 16.70 at ATL
17 Fred Davis WAS 14.30 at TB
18 Owen Daniels HOU 22.00 vs TEN
19 Jermaine Gresham CIN 19.10 at JAX
20 Brandon Myers OAK 20.60 at DEN

Our top 20 tight ends for week 4

News and notes for week 4 tight ends

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Matthew Stafford #9 of the Detroit Lions drops back to pass to Brandon Pettigrew #87 during the game against the Minnesota Vikings at Ford Field on December 11, 2011 in Detroit, Michigan. The Lions defeated the Vikings 34-28. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)

TE with BYE week – Heath Miller, Coby Fleener

Brandon Myers - Myers lead the Raiders in reception yardage in week 3, with 55 yards on 4 receptions.  No TD, but those will come as he is emerging as one of Carson Palmer’s most trusted targets, and thus breaks into our top 20 as a deep sleeper TE to keep an eye on.

Jared Cook - His hold on this list is tenuous at best.  He left Sunday’s game with an undisclosed injury, and we will update our rankings if it is deemed to be serious.

Jason Witten - Witten was dropping passes all over the field in week 3 vs the Tampa Bay Bucs, chances are that Romo will stick with his big man, and the reception yardage will start coming.  We’re not ready to give up on Witten just yet, and he stays in the top ten as a recommended play.

Vernon Davis - Davis currently leads all TE’s with just over 40 fantasy points through 3 weeks.  It should be no surprise as Alex Smith will settle for the safe intermediate routes more often than he will air it out.  Davis is a must start going forward in 2012.

Martellus Bennett - One of the more pleasant surprises in 2012, Bennett has reached must start status as one of Eli’s favorite red zone targets.  A player who was largely unowned coming out of fantasy drafts should be owned in over 90% of leagues after another solid performance in week 3.

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 Week 4 Rankings   Tight Ends (Fantasy football 2012)

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Born and raised in Chino Hills, CA. Living in Denver, CO. Angels/Rockies fan. 30 years old. Head fantasy baseball writer for fantasyteamadvice.com. "Swing hard in case you hit something"

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  1. RxforFostercare

    Cough, cough… Heath Miller’s had TD’s for three straight weeks and I figure his streak is higher than a few on this list :P Thoughts?

    1. ftadvice

      Yeah, I put at the bottom of the article that Miller is on a BYE week. Didn’t think he would be available in too many league, but he is worth an immediate flyer. I answered the question in the forums :)

  2. RxforFostercare

    Thanks buddy!

    1. ftadvice

      You got it.




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