Rest-of-season TE rankings, Week 6
Trey McBride is the No. 1 tight end for the rest of the season, at 196.6 projected PPR points.
Brock Bowers (191.4) is second and Isaiah Likely (151.9) third. T.J. Hockenson ranks 9 because ESPN projects him back in Week 7; a game, he is worth 10.6. The order is ESPN's weekly projections added up from Week 6 through Week 17, byes and ruled-out weeks at zero.
TEs, Week 6 to 17
ESPN's weekly PPR projections added up, Week 6 through Week 17; a bye or a ruled-out week counts zero. Not a model of ours. For this week alone, see Week 6 start/sit; to compare a deal, the trade analyzer.
Questions
Who is the best tight end for the rest of the season?
Trey McBride, at 196.6 PPR points projected from Week 6 through Week 17, ahead of Brock Bowers at 191.4.
How are these rest-of-season rankings made?
Every tight end's ESPN PPR projection for each week left is added up, Week 6 through Week 17. A bye or a week he is ruled out counts zero, so an injured player ranks on the games he is expected to play. The per-game column shows what he is worth when he does.
Do the rankings count the fantasy playoffs?
They are in the total, and the Weeks 15 to 17 column shows them on their own, so you can see who is set up for a playoff run.