Brenton Strange

Since his return, Strange has been the TE4 and TE7 in weekly scoring. Since Week 12, he has had a 15.8% target share with 69 receiving yards per game, 2.94 yards per route run, and a 15.4% first-read share. In those two games, he had one red zone target and four deep targets. His usage is increasing at the perfect time for a boom game this week. Indy has bled out production to tight ends all season, allowing the second-most receiving yards per game and fantasy points per game to the position.

It was easy to forget one of the offseason's top TE sleepers after he was hurt in Week 5. However, since returning, Brenton Strange has returned as one of the most steady receiving options on this team. In his two games back from injury, Strange has back-to-back TE5 finishes. Combining for nine targets, eight receptions, 138 yards, and a score across these games, he has been one of Trevor Lawrence's most consistent targets. Even with Brian Thomas Jr. returning and the addition of Jakobi Meyers, Strange is a strong play in a great matchup this week. The Colts are averaging the fifth-most fantasy points and second-most yards per game at the position on the season. He may not have the big name, but Strange is a top-six option at TE for me this week.

Entering Week 13, Brenton Strange had a 60.5% route share, a 14.6% target share, 49.5 receiving yards per game, 2.23 yards per route run and a 14.7% first-read share, per Fantasy Points Data. He has two TE1 weekly finishes this season. Against the Titans in Week 13, Strange made the most of his 14.8% target share, finishing with three receptions, 45 receiving yards and a touchdown. If you're looking to stream a tight end for Week 14, Strange should be the first name on your list. Indianapolis has allowed the second-most receiving yards per game and the third-most fantasy points per game to tight ends.