Welcome to Week 15 of the fantasy football season. Below you will find rankings for standard tight ends. These rankings are meant to help you set your fantasy football playoff lineups. We will take no prisoners as our fake teams rampage the hillsides in search of a fantasy football trophy or 100 bucks or something even better than that!
Harold Fannin Jr., Browns vs Bears
Fannin Jr. has had a strong rookie season despite some overall poor quarterback play. Last week he had his first 100 yard game and also scored a touchdown on eight receptions. Shedeur Sanders helped unlock that game along with an injury to David Njoku, who Fannin had already passed on the depth chart. With Sanders at QB and an injure Njoku, it seems his upside has risen as the Browns head to Chicago this week.
Njoku caught his lone target last week for a touchdown, but tweaked his knee in the process and didn’t return to the game. This has been a recurring knee problem for Njoku, so I expect they give him some real time to rest it this week.
Ertz tore his ACL last week against the Vikings and is done for the season. There aren’t any Commanders who you can really point to that will see a significant uptick in work with Ertz out. The loss of his consistency will hurt the offense as a whole.
Lions at Rams (54.5)
Ravens at Bengals (51.5)
Bills at Patriots (49.5)
Vikings at Cowboys (47.5)
Raiders at Eagles (38.5)
Browns at Bears (40.5)
Panthers at Saints (40.5)
Jets at Jaguars (41.5)
Highest implied individual team totals
Rams (30)
49ers (28.5)
Seahawks (28)
Cowboys (27)
Ravens (27)
Lowest implied individual team totals
Raiders (13.5)
Colts (14.5)
Jets (15)
Titans (16)
Colts at Seahawks (-13.5)
Titans at 49ers (-12.5)
Raiders at Eagles (-11.5)
Jets at jaguars (-11.5)
Cardinals at Texans (-9.5)
