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Week 1 PPR Rankings

T.J. Hockenson Note
T.J. Hockenson photo 1. T.J. Hockenson MIN (vs . TB)
After a midseason trade took him from Detroit to Minnesota, Hockenson averaged 8.6 targets, 6.0 catches and 51.9 receiving yards in 10 games with the Vikings. Is Hockenson still the No. 2 target in the Vikings' passing game behind Justin Jefferson, or will Jordan Addison usurp that role and diminish Hock's fantasy value? The guess here is that Hock remains one of the more valuable tight ends in fantasy but sees a noteworthy reduction in targets. Start him this week against a Buccaneers defense that allowed the seventh-most fantasy points to tight ends last year.
29 weeks ago
Darren Waller Note
Darren Waller photo 2. Darren Waller NYG (vs . DAL)
Dallas Goedert Note
Dallas Goedert photo 3. Dallas Goedert PHI (at NE)
George Kittle Note
George Kittle photo 4. George Kittle SF (at PIT)
A groin injury has left Kittle's status in question for week 1, so you'll have to monitor his status throughout the week. Kittle has some huge games, so it would be hard to leave him on your bench if he's active. But Kittle's target counts can oscillate wildly, and the injury raises the risk of a dud game if he's able to suit up. Should Kittle miss this game, no San Francisco TE would be worth your consideration.
29 weeks ago
Tyler Higbee Note
Tyler Higbee photo 5. Tyler Higbee LAR (at SEA)
Higbee could stumble into a ton of production in Week 1. The Rams tight end finished 7th in route participation (71%) through 17 weeks last season, posting a 21% target share (4th) and 24% target rate per route run (3rd) among TEs with 80 targets. He finished 9th in PPR points per game (9.04). Higbee could easily emerge as the No. 2 target on the offense, and he could easily see his target share skyrocket should Kupp miss any time with his hamstring injury. Start him as back-end fantasy TE1. Seattle has ranked inside the bottom-five in points allowed to tight ends over the last two seasons.
29 weeks ago
Evan Engram Note
Evan Engram photo 6. Evan Engram JAC (at IND)
After establishing new career highs in catches (73) and receiving yards (766) last season, Engram was franchise-tagged by the Jaguars, but the team then worked out a three-year deal with the six-year veteran, who just turned 29. Engram showed how good he can be last year, but it might be hard for him to replicate his 2023 numbers now that the Jaguars have added WR Calvin Ridley, a potential target hog. Engram should be regarded as a lower-end TE1.
29 weeks ago
Kyle Pitts Note
Kyle Pitts photo 7. Kyle Pitts ATL (vs . CAR)
After a disappointing, injury-marred 2022 campaign, will Pitts live up to his vast fantasy potential in 2023? Two seasons ago, Pitts became the first rookie tight end to record a 1,000-yard season since Mike Ditka did it 60 years earlier. Pitts had only 28-356-2 in 10 games last year before a torn MCL ended his season. While he was healthy, he was plagued by an extraordinarily high percentage of uncatchable throws from Marcus Mariota. Pitts is a midrange TE1 with the potential to ascend to the top of the position. Don't leave him out of your lineup.
29 weeks ago
David Njoku Note
David Njoku photo 8. David Njoku CLE (vs . CIN)
Njoku had 58-628-4 receiving last year in only 14 games, and this weekend he'll face a Bengals defense that lost both of its starting safeties from last year, Jessie Bates and Vonn Bell. Njoku profiles as a midrange to low-end tight end for Week 1 and probably belongs in your lineup.
29 weeks ago
Pat Freiermuth Note
Pat Freiermuth photo 9. Pat Freiermuth PIT (vs . SF)
After catching 60 passes for 497 yards as a rookie, Freiermuth had 63 receptions for 732 yards last year. His average depth of target went from 5.3 yards in 2021 to 8.3 yards in 2022, and his yards per target jumped from 6.3 to 7.5. Although the trends are positive, Freiermuth is no better than a low-end TE this week vs. a 49ers defense that gave up the sixth-fewest fantasy points to tight ends last season.
29 weeks ago
Juwan Johnson Note
Juwan Johnson photo 10. Juwan Johnson NO (vs . TEN)
On one hand, Johnson gets a great matchup against a Titans defense that was bashed by TEs last season to the tune of 98 catches, 1,130 yards and 6 touchdowns. Only four teams allowed more fantasy points to tight ends in 2022 than the Titans did. On the other hand, Johnson's fantasy value has been more about touchdowns than catch volume, and it's unlikely that Johnson will ramp up the volume with Saints WR Michael Thomas healthy. Consider Johnson a midrange TE2 this week.
29 weeks ago
Gerald Everett Note
Gerald Everett photo 11. Gerald Everett CHI (vs . GB)
Everett has been my favorite sleeper tight end to select this season, and I feel great about thrusting him into my starting lineup with offensive fireworks likely on deck versus the Miami Dolphins. He should occupy the Dalton Schultz role in Kellen Moore's offense, which should lead to plenty of routes/snaps for Everett to create fantasy production. Denver's defense under Fangio was extremely stingy in the red zone - first in red-zone scoring defense from 2020-2021 - so it might be more of a floor performance than a ceiling game if Everett can't find the end zone. Luckily for him, the Dolphins were horrible versus tight ends in 2022 (3rd-most points allowed) and there has not been a dramatic personnel change along the safety or linebacker positions that would suggest they will start to completely nullify tight end production in 2023. David Long is much more of a run defending linebacker as is DeShon Elliott at the safety position. Everett posted a 5-28-0 stat line on 8 targets in his lone matchup versus the Dolphins in Week 14 of the 2022 season.
29 weeks ago
Dalton Schultz Note
Dalton Schultz photo 12. Dalton Schultz HOU (at BAL)
Schultz is the quintessential definition of a floor play at tight end. He will likely see plenty of volume running the majority of routes among Houston's tight ends. But the fact that he was constantly subbed out in red zone packages during the preseason, shy me away from his upside, especially with almost zero YAC to work with. To add more concerns, the Ravens' strengths are at linebacker and safety between Kyle Hamilton, Marcus Williams, Patrick Queen and Roquan Smith. Considering those will be Schultz's matchups in most coverage looks, I don't LOVE his chances of having a super productive game. Low-end fantasy TE1 option for Week 1.
29 weeks ago
Chigoziem Okonkwo Note
Chigoziem Okonkwo photo 13. Chigoziem Okonkwo TEN (at NO)
The Saints were stingy to opposing TEs last year, allowing a league-low 58 catches and 509 receiving yards to the position. Okonkwo is an intriguing young player, but leave him on ice this week in a tough matchup.
29 weeks ago
Sam LaPorta Note
Sam LaPorta photo 14. Sam LaPorta DET (at KC)
Sammy Ballgame could have people deleting their "rookie tight ends never produce" tweets immediately in Week 1. Ballgame was a beast in college, ranking seventh in yards per route run and sixth in receiving grade in his final collegiate season. He lined up in the slot or out wide on 50.6% of his snaps, which makes him a perfect fit for T.J. Hockenson's old role. Last year with the Lions, Hockenson spent 54.5% of his snaps in the slot or as a perimeter wide receiver. Ballgame is a monster after the catch, ranking third in YAC and second in missed tackles forced last year among tight ends. Ballgame should have a field day against a defense with the 13th-highest missed tackles allowed rate last year while also giving up the tenth-highest yards per reception and MOST fantasy points in the NFL to slot tight ends. LaPorta is a TE2 that could post strong TE1 numbers in Week 1.
29 weeks ago
Cole Kmet Note
Cole Kmet photo 15. Cole Kmet CHI (vs . GB)
Kmet should see a favorable route-running role in the Bears' offense, but the additional bodies at tight end such as Robert Tonyan and WRs added to the offense create doubt on how effective he will be on a weekly basis. Despite posting the league's highest route participation (84 percent) last season, he posted a horrible 16 percent target rate - identical to Foster Moreau. He also caught five red-zone touchdowns, despite just nine red-zone targets - a mark that ranked outside the top-15 at the position. All in all, Kmet finished as a top-12 tight end in just 25 percent of his games played (22nd). Kmet is going to remain a TD-or-bust tight end unless we see him really separate from the other pass-catchers in Chicago's offense. Given he has surpassed 50 receiving yards once versus the Packers in his last four games with zero TDs, I am not optimistic this is a spot to start him.
29 weeks ago
Isaiah Likely Note
Isaiah Likely photo 16. Isaiah Likely BAL (vs . HOU)
Dalton Kincaid Note
Dalton Kincaid photo 17. Dalton Kincaid BUF (at NYJ)
A first-round pick out of Utah, Kincaid is a talented pass catcher who could cause matchup nightmares for opposing defenses. There have been 25 tight ends drafted in the first round since 2000. Only four of them finished in TE1 range in fantasy scoring as rookies - Kyle Pitts, Evan Engram, Jeremy Shockey and Heath Miller. Kincaid could be the rare first-round TE who makes a fantasy splash in Year 1, but I wouldn;t be eager to use him in Week 1, especially not against a tough Jets defense.
29 weeks ago
Greg Dulcich Note
Greg Dulcich photo 18. Greg Dulcich DEN (vs . LV)
The time is now to fade Greg Dulcich. The new coaching staff has no allegiance to him as the TE1 on the roster. During the team's first preseason game, Dulcich only ran a route on 50% of Russell Wilson's dropbacks. He was also out-snapped 10 vs 15 and out-targeted (0 vs. 3) by Adam Trautman (who was brought over from New Orleans). There are MUCH better tight ends to play in Week 1 with full-time roles. Stay away from Dulcich until he shows a usable role in Denver's offense.
29 weeks ago
Hayden Hurst Note
Hayden Hurst photo 19. Hayden Hurst LAC (vs . MIA)
Hurst has noted that tight ends are often a quarterback's best friend, and he has volunteered to get chummy with rookie QB Bryce Young. Hurst faces a Falcons defense that gave up the third-most fantasy points to tight ends last year, so this is a good spot for the veteran tight end. He won't get a lot of love from fantasy managers, but Hurst is a viable option this week and an interesting contrarian choice in DFS tourneys.
29 weeks ago
Jake Ferguson Note
Jake Ferguson photo 20. Jake Ferguson DAL (at NYG)
Luke Musgrave Note
Luke Musgrave photo 21. Luke Musgrave GB (at CHI)
Packers TE Luke Musgrave is the clear-cut TE1 in Green Bay with an elite role. He ran a route on 100% of Jordan Love dropbacks in Week 2 of the preseason, indicating his status as a full-time player. Running enough routes is critical in finding breakout TEs, and Musgrave's role and impressive college production profile suggest he is on the cusp of immediate impact. Stash him if he's on waivers and start him if you need a Week 1 flier. He's also the perfect punt tight end on DraftKings, egregiously priced at $2,900. Better yet, no Watson should create more opportunities for Musgrave to produce. 
29 weeks ago
Irv Smith Jr. Note
Irv Smith Jr. photo 22. Irv Smith Jr. KC (vs . DET)
Three years into Irv Smith Jr.'s career, we have no real idea of how good he can be. The former second-round draft pick has lost 13 games to injury over the last two years. But Smith just turned 25 and is in a great situation as the starting tight end in an offense triggered by QB Joe Burrow. It might be best to wait at least a week before plugging Smith into your lineup, however, as he opens the season against a Browns defense that allowed the seventh-fewest fantasy points to tight ends in 2022.
29 weeks ago
Hunter Henry Note
Hunter Henry photo 23. Hunter Henry NE (vs . PHI)
If there's any non-Stevenson Patriots player, I'd feel okay about starting in Week 1, it would be Hunter Henry. He is the clear TE1 for the Patriots with Mike Gesicki missing time due to a shoulder injury. Henry is by far Jones' preferred red-zone target, and one receiving TD is enough to vault any tight end into TE1 territory. Henry has been with the Patriots through the entire Mac Jones era, and the two have consistently flashed their chemistry through training camp. Considering Henry has been Jones' favorite RZ target over the past two seasons, he has a TD upside in half-PPR scoring formats. The Patriots tight end should maintain a full-time role after running a route on 70% of dropbacks over the last two seasons (11th).
29 weeks ago
Noah Fant Note
Noah Fant photo 24. Noah Fant SEA (vs . LAR)
The Seattle Seahawks are operating with a dreaded tight end by committee with Fant, Will Dissly and Colby Parkinson all mixed in the fold with the team's starting offense during the preseason games. Fant has the most upside of the bunch based on his receiving and athletic profile, but you're just praying for a TD or massive run after the catch score. Two games versus the Rams last season, Fant averaged four receptions for 31 yards. He won't score zero points but won't be useful unless he scores. All Fant's four touchdowns last season came on targets inside the 10-yard line. Avoid the Seattle tight end room.
29 weeks ago
Mike Gesicki Note
Mike Gesicki photo 25. Mike Gesicki CIN (at CLE)
If he didn't miss so much time in camp, I'd feel much better about Gesicki. But given questionable health and currently unknown role on offense. The ex-Dolphins tight end is just a wait and see proposition, that should remain on waiver wires until further notice.
29 weeks ago
Tyler Conklin Note
Tyler Conklin photo 26. Tyler Conklin NYJ (vs . BUF)
Cade Otton Note
Cade Otton photo 27. Cade Otton TB (at MIN)
He showed signs of competence as a rookie, but Otton topped 40 receiving yards in only three of his 16 games. Pass.
29 weeks ago
Trey McBride Note
Trey McBride photo 28. Trey McBride ARI (at WAS)
Should Zach Ertz not be available, that would tee up McBride to be the Cardinals' clear-cut TE1 for Week 1. McBride was the TE11 from Weeks 14-18 as his role expanded due to injuries on the Cardinals roster. His major highlight came against the Falcons in Week 17, where he caught 7 balls for 78 yards and 1 TD on ten targets with Marquise Brown active in the lineup. That earned him a top-3 weekly fantasy finish, making him one of just 23 unique tight ends to do so. His decorated college profile - 1,125 receiving yards and 30% target rate per route run in 2021 - suggests he can post points with a starting role. It's not crazy to think he could be the No. 2 pass-catcher on this offense in 2023. But let's see how things shake out first in Week 1 with a total unknown at quarterback.
29 weeks ago
Logan Thomas Note
Logan Thomas photo 29. Logan Thomas FA (BYE)
Logan Thomas has missed a lot of time this preseason period dealing with a nagging calf injury, but he is believed to be back to full health in preparation of Week 1. We know that he will have a featured role on the offense given Bieniemy's experience with tight ends in his days spent in Kansas City. If healthy, LT could surprise in a big way as soon as Week 1. Recall that he finished 4th at the position in 2020 and was 10th in points per game in 2021. And the matchup versus a Jonathan Gannon-led defense could prove very favorable. Gannon's defense was very strong in Philadelphia over the last two years, but linebacker depth was always a serious question mark. Kyzir White came over from the Eagles this offseason, but the team traded Isaiah Simmons for a seventh-round pick. White is not a difference maker in coverage which lends itself to Thomas finding production in Week 1. Gannon's Eagles in 2021 were the second-worst team versus tight ends in fantasy points allowed.
29 weeks ago
Michael Mayer Note
Michael Mayer photo 30. Michael Mayer LV (at DEN)
Like Dulcich, Mayer saw discouraging usage in the preseason by splitting snaps with veteran tight end Austin Hooper. It's problematic with three decent WRs atop the depth chart for Meyer to have a major role in Year 1, let alone in Week 1 of the 2023 season.
29 weeks ago
Dawson Knox Note
Dawson Knox photo 31. Dawson Knox BUF (at NYJ)
One of the less interesting offseason debates in the fantasy community was whether Dawson Knox would maintain fantasy relevance in 2023 after Buffalo's drafting of first-round TE Dalton Kincaid. Knox likely hit his fantasy peak in 2021, when he finished TE11 in PPR fantasy scoring, mostly on the strength of his nine touchdowns. Knox averaged 4.7 targets a game that season. Even though that's a modest number, it's hard to imagine Knox coming close to it with Kincaid around. Knox shouldn't be anywhere near your starting lineup this week.
29 weeks ago
Taysom Hill Note
Taysom Hill photo 32. Taysom Hill NO (vs . TEN)
Is Hill TE-eligible in your league? He might not be now that the NFL lists him as a quarterback rather than as a tight end. Regardless, Hill is a boom-or-bust fantasy option who finished TE9 in PPR fantasy scoring last season. There might not be as many boom games now that the Saints have stabilized the QB position with Derek Carr, who's likely to come off the field less often for Hill's wildcat gadgetry than Anday Dalton did last year. Fade Hill in Week 1.
29 weeks ago
Austin Hooper Note
Austin Hooper photo 33. Austin Hooper NE (vs . PHI)
Noah Gray Note
Noah Gray photo 34. Noah Gray KC (vs . DET)
Avoid Noah Gray. If Kelce sits, I wouldn't be picking up Gray with the idea of starting him. Even in limited action, Gray has not been an impressive player, with a career 0.78 yards per route run and 10.2% TPRR. If you need a streaming tight end, look for Juwan Johnson, Gerald Everett, or Logan Thomas (if you're exceptionally desperate) on the waiver wire. Each player is below 45% rostered in Yahoo leagues and has a strong to exceptional matchup for Week 1.
29 weeks ago
Adam Trautman Note
Adam Trautman photo 35. Adam Trautman CLE (vs . CIN)
Kylen Granson Note
Kylen Granson photo 36. Kylen Granson IND (vs . JAC)
With Jelani Woods on IR, none of the Colts' tight ends are worthwhile fantasy options. Leave Granson on the waiver wire.
29 weeks ago
Durham Smythe Note
Durham Smythe photo 37. Durham Smythe MIA (at LAC)
Durham Smythe has seen inspiring route participation during the preseason contests with the first-team offense. It's clear that he is viewed as the TE1 on the Dolphins, but that role in itself may not be worth much given how concentrated targets are between the top two WRs. No need to dabble in Smythe unless you're manning some insane 16/18-team tight end premium league. But his usage is worth monitoring should it carry over into the regular season.
29 weeks ago
Zach Ertz Note
Zach Ertz photo 38. Zach Ertz WAS (vs . ARI)
Remains to be seen whether Ertz will be available in Week 1 coming off a major knee injury suffered during the half-point of the 2022 season. He's not on the PUP, but Ertz has remained non-committal on his Week 1 status. Regardless, he will be 33 in November. That combined with his return from a knee injury is a recipe for disaster.
29 weeks ago
Cole Turner Note
Cole Turner photo 39. Cole Turner WAS (vs . ARI)
Will Dissly Note
Will Dissly photo 40. Will Dissly LAC (vs . MIA)
Daniel Bellinger Note
Daniel Bellinger photo 41. Daniel Bellinger NYG (vs . DAL)
Mo Alie-Cox Note
Mo Alie-Cox photo 42. Mo Alie-Cox IND (vs . JAC)
Jonnu Smith Note
Jonnu Smith photo 43. Jonnu Smith MIA (at LAC)
Donald Parham Jr. Note
Donald Parham Jr. photo 44. Donald Parham Jr. LAC (vs . MIA)
C.J. Uzomah Note
C.J. Uzomah photo 45. C.J. Uzomah FA (BYE)
Foster Moreau Note
Foster Moreau photo 46. Foster Moreau NO (vs . TEN)
Luke Schoonmaker Note
Luke Schoonmaker photo 47. Luke Schoonmaker DAL (at NYG)
Brock Wright Note
Brock Wright photo 48. Brock Wright DET (at KC)
Darnell Washington Note
Darnell Washington photo 49. Darnell Washington PIT (vs . SF)
Robert Tonyan Note
Robert Tonyan photo 50. Robert Tonyan CHI (vs . GB)
Harrison Bryant Note
Harrison Bryant photo 51. Harrison Bryant LV (at DEN)
Colby Parkinson Note
Colby Parkinson photo 52. Colby Parkinson LAR (at SEA)
Josh Oliver Note
Josh Oliver photo 53. Josh Oliver MIN (vs . TB)
Charlie Kolar Note
Charlie Kolar photo 54. Charlie Kolar BAL (vs . HOU)
Jimmy Graham Note
Jimmy Graham photo 55. Jimmy Graham NO (vs . TEN)
Tucker Kraft Note
Tucker Kraft photo 56. Tucker Kraft GB (at CHI)
Peyton Hendershot Note
Peyton Hendershot photo 57. Peyton Hendershot DAL (at NYG)
Blake Bell Note
Blake Bell photo 58. Blake Bell KC (vs . DET)
Jordan Akins Note
Jordan Akins photo 59. Jordan Akins CLE (vs . CIN)
Tyler Kroft Note
Tyler Kroft photo 60. Tyler Kroft MIA (at LAC)
Tommy Tremble Note
Tommy Tremble photo 61. Tommy Tremble CAR (at ATL)
Brevin Jordan Note
Brevin Jordan photo 62. Brevin Jordan HOU (at BAL)
Ko Kieft Note
Ko Kieft photo 63. Ko Kieft TB (at MIN)
Teagan Quitoriano Note
Teagan Quitoriano photo 64. Teagan Quitoriano HOU (at BAL)
Brenton Strange Note
Brenton Strange photo 65. Brenton Strange JAC (at IND)
Brycen Hopkins Note
Brycen Hopkins photo 66. Brycen Hopkins LAR (at SEA)
Ian Thomas Note
Ian Thomas photo 67. Ian Thomas CAR (at ATL)
Josh Whyle Note
Josh Whyle photo 68. Josh Whyle TEN (at NO)
Drew Sample Note
Drew Sample photo 69. Drew Sample CIN (at CLE)
James Mitchell Note
James Mitchell photo 70. James Mitchell DET (at KC)
Josiah Deguara Note
Josiah Deguara photo 71. Josiah Deguara JAC (at IND)
Andrew Ogletree Note
Andrew Ogletree photo 72. Andrew Ogletree IND (vs . JAC)
Tre' McKitty Note
Tre' McKitty photo 73. Tre' McKitty BUF (at NYJ)
Trevon Wesco Note
Trevon Wesco photo 74. Trevon Wesco TEN (at NO)
Jeremy Ruckert Note
Jeremy Ruckert photo 75. Jeremy Ruckert NYJ (vs . BUF)
Connor Heyward Note
Connor Heyward photo 76. Connor Heyward PIT (vs . SF)
Luke Farrell Note
Luke Farrell photo 77. Luke Farrell JAC (at IND)
John Bates Note
John Bates photo 78. John Bates WAS (vs . ARI)
Johnny Mundt Note
Johnny Mundt photo 79. Johnny Mundt MIN (vs . TB)
Chris Manhertz Note
Chris Manhertz photo 80. Chris Manhertz NYG (vs . DAL)
Ross Dwelley Note
Ross Dwelley photo 81. Ross Dwelley SF (at PIT)
MyCole Pruitt Note
MyCole Pruitt photo 82. MyCole Pruitt ATL (vs . CAR)
Geoff Swaim Note
Geoff Swaim photo 83. Geoff Swaim ARI (at WAS)
Davis Allen Note
Davis Allen photo 84. Davis Allen LAR (at SEA)
Jack Stoll Note
Jack Stoll photo 85. Jack Stoll NYG (vs . DAL)
Quintin Morris Note
Quintin Morris photo 86. Quintin Morris BUF (at NYJ)
Grant Calcaterra Note
Grant Calcaterra photo 87. Grant Calcaterra PHI (at NE)
Mitchell Wilcox Note
Mitchell Wilcox photo 88. Mitchell Wilcox CIN (at CLE)
Jesper Horsted Note
Jesper Horsted photo 89. Jesper Horsted LV (at DEN)
David Wells Note
David Wells photo 90. David Wells TB (at MIN)
Charlie Woerner Note
Charlie Woerner photo 91. Charlie Woerner ATL (vs . CAR)
Marcedes Lewis Note
Marcedes Lewis photo 92. Marcedes Lewis CHI (vs . GB)
Matt Bushman Note
Matt Bushman photo 93. Matt Bushman KC (vs . DET)
Giovanni Ricci Note
Giovanni Ricci photo 94. Giovanni Ricci CLE (vs . CIN)
Stone Smartt Note
Stone Smartt photo 95. Stone Smartt LAC (vs . MIA)
Pharaoh Brown Note
Pharaoh Brown photo 96. Pharaoh Brown SEA (vs . LAR)
Parker Hesse Note
Parker Hesse photo 97. Parker Hesse ATL (vs . CAR)
Ben Sims Note
Ben Sims photo 98. Ben Sims GB (at CHI)
Andrew Beck Note
Andrew Beck photo 99. Andrew Beck HOU (at BAL)
Tanner Hudson Note
Tanner Hudson photo 100. Tanner Hudson CIN (at CLE)
Jody Fortson Note
Jody Fortson photo 101. Jody Fortson KC (vs . DET)
Zach Gentry Note
Zach Gentry photo 102. Zach Gentry LV (at DEN)
Cameron Brate Note
Cameron Brate photo 103. Cameron Brate FA (BYE)
Jared Cook Note
Jared Cook photo 104. Jared Cook FA (BYE)
Trey Burton Note
Trey Burton photo 105. Trey Burton FA (BYE)
Shane Zylstra Note
Shane Zylstra photo 106. Shane Zylstra DET (at KC)
Jordan Franks Note
Jordan Franks photo 107. Jordan Franks FA (BYE)
Kevin Rader Note
Kevin Rader photo 108. Kevin Rader TEN (at NO)
Eric Saubert Note
Eric Saubert photo 109. Eric Saubert HOU (at BAL)
Tyree Jackson Note
Tyree Jackson photo 110. Tyree Jackson NYG (vs . DAL)
Lucas Krull Note
Lucas Krull photo 111. Lucas Krull DEN (vs . LV)
Nick Bowers Note
Nick Bowers photo 112. Nick Bowers MIA (at LAC)
Johnny Lumpkin Note
Johnny Lumpkin photo 113. Johnny Lumpkin DEN (vs . LV)
Travis Vokolek Note
Travis Vokolek photo 114. Travis Vokolek ARI (at WAS)
Sean McKeon Note
Sean McKeon photo 115. Sean McKeon DAL (at NYG)
Troy Fumagalli Note
Troy Fumagalli photo 116. Troy Fumagalli MIN (vs . TB)
Blake Whiteheart Note
Blake Whiteheart photo 117. Blake Whiteheart ARI (at WAS)
Tommy Hudson Note
Tommy Hudson photo 118. Tommy Hudson NO (vs . TEN)
Josh Pederson Note
Josh Pederson photo 119. Josh Pederson JAC (at IND)
Zack Kuntz Note
Zack Kuntz photo 120. Zack Kuntz NYJ (vs . BUF)
Darrell Daniels Note
Darrell Daniels photo 121. Darrell Daniels FA (BYE)
Cole Fotheringham Note
Cole Fotheringham photo 122. Cole Fotheringham LV (at DEN)
Bruce Miller Note
Bruce Miller photo 123. Bruce Miller FA (BYE)
Tucker Fisk Note
Tucker Fisk photo 124. Tucker Fisk ATL (vs . CAR)
Gerrit Prince Note
Gerrit Prince photo 125. Gerrit Prince KC (vs . DET)
Joel Wilson Note
Joel Wilson photo 126. Joel Wilson GB (at CHI)
Austin Allen Note
Austin Allen photo 127. Austin Allen FA (BYE)
Dalton Keene Note
Dalton Keene photo 128. Dalton Keene HOU (at BAL)
Ryan Jones Note
Ryan Jones photo 129. Ryan Jones NYG (vs . DAL)
Tyler Mabry Note
Tyler Mabry photo 130. Tyler Mabry SEA (vs . LAR)
John Samuel Shenker Note
John Samuel Shenker photo 131. John Samuel Shenker LV (at DEN)
Tanner Taula Note
Tanner Taula photo 132. Tanner Taula TB (at MIN)
Brady Russell Note
Brady Russell photo 133. Brady Russell SEA (vs . LAR)
Maxx Williams Note
Maxx Williams photo 134. Maxx Williams FA (BYE)
Nikola Kalinic Note
Nikola Kalinic photo 135. Nikola Kalinic LAR (at SEA)