Trey Burton

With all the tight ends active once again in Week 11, it was a mess. The routes run were Burton 15, Mo Alie-Cox 15, and Jack Doyle 10. You don't feel confident in any of those numbers in any given week. Burton led them with five targets, and though they netted just two catches for 25 yards, one of them was for a touchdown. Doyle wasn't on the field the last time these two teams met, which led to Burton and Alie-Cox combining for seven targets, six receptions, and 43 scoreless yards. That's not great against a defense that's allowed the ninth-most fantasy points to the tight end position. In fact, everything they've allowed is in the green. The 76.1 percent completion-rate (3rd-highest), 8.21 yards per target (8th-highest), and touchdown every 11.2 targets (6th-most often) are all attractive for streamers, but not when you have a three-way timeshare. Because of that, Burton remains in middling TE2 territory, though he looks like the best play of the bunch.

Trey Burton catches a TD pass in win on Sunday

Trey Burton caught 2-of-5 targets for 25 yards and a touchdown in the Colts' Week 11 win over the Packers by a 34-to-31 score.

Fantasy Impact

Burton continues to split time at tight end with Jack Doyle and Mo Alie-Cox and it is effecting his stats. Burton did help fantasy owners with the touchdown but overall is not seeing enough targets to be worth owning in standard fantasy leagues.