As it has been all season, tight end was again a critical position in Week 15, as several key contributors helped their fantasy teams to the next round of the playoffs almost single-handedly with huge performances. Looking ahead to next week’s 16 games in Week 16 with all 32 teams again on the schedule, let’s run down the top options on the board with my TE rankings, which can help you with your start/sit decisions headed into another critical week of games for playoff races and fantasy football results.
In Week 15, Kyle Pitts Sr. (48.6 FPTS), Trey McBride (40.4 FPTS), Dallas Goedert (25 FPTS), Colby Parkinson (24.5 FPTS), George Kittle (22.8 FPTS) and Dalton Schultz (21.6 FPTS) each posted over 20 fantasy points. Getting that level of production from the tight end pushed many teams into the next round of the playoffs, setting them up for success again in Week 16
With plenty of options to choose from in week 16, check out my positional rankings from DK Network. You can find them on my author page each week if all the other awesome content bumps them down the page.
Since these TE rankings are released on Monday, anything that changes throughout the week will need to be adjusted. Be sure to stay tuned to DK Network for all the analysis you need to get ready for another huge week!
Here are my top 15 tight ends that I would start in Week 16:
- Trey McBride (vs. ATL)
- George Kittle (at IND)
- Kyle Pitts Sr. (at ARI)
- Brock Bowers (at HOU)
- Travis Kelce (at TEN)
- Harold Fannin Jr. (vs. BUF)
- Dalton Schultz (vs. LV)
- Colby Parkinson (at SEA)
- Dallas Goedert (at WAS)
- Tyler Warren (vs. SF)
- Dalton Kincaid (at CLE)
- Oronde Gadsden II (at DAL)
- Juwan Johnson (vs. NYJ)
- Jake Ferguson (vs. LAC)
- Mike Gesicki (at MIA)
These rankings are based on news and information available as of Monday afternoon. Stay tuned to DraftKings Network throughout the week for ongoing coverage as matchups and situations develop.
