Fantasy Football Week 7 TE Rankings: Hunter Henry is Back & Better Than Ever

Welcome to our fantasy football tight end rankings for Week 7 of the 2019 NFL regular season. The tight end position took a crushing blow a week ago when Seattle Seahawks tight end Will Dissly suffered what is likely a torn Achilles. Dissly had developed into a go-to target for Russell Wilson in the ‘Hawks offense, while simultaneously emerging as a fantasy star. Entering Week 5’s contest, no tight end had scored more fantasy points since Week 2 than Dissly.

While losing Dissly is a crushing blow for fantasy owners, other fantasy owners were gifted with wonderful news out of the Meadowlands.

Reminder: These rankings are based on full-PPR scoring formats.

* If you’re looking for more information on how to best set your lineup this coming week check out our Week 7 TE Start ‘Em, Sit ‘Em.

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Tight End Outlook Week 7

Evan Engram (TE2) missed last week’s contest against the Patriots, who are the best defense at defending the tight end position. Engram returned to practice on Monday and seems primed to take the field this coming Sunday. Engram will get the added benefit of playing the Arizona Cardinals, who allow the most points, as well as touchdowns (seven), to tight ends this season.

Zach Ertz (TE3) has not looked like the stud tight end of years past. He’s seen his average yards per game drop off by my more than 10 yards from last season (72.7 yards) to this season (61 yards). If there was a game for Ertz to revert back to his old ways it would be this week vs. Dallas. The Cowboys defense allows the 10th most fantasy points to tight ends this season. Ertz averaged an impressive 9.5 receptions, 91.5 receiving yards, and scored two total touchdowns against the ‘Boys a season ago,

Looking for a Will Dissly replacement? Hunter Henry (TE8) is your guy. Henry made his 2019 debut a week ago, and boy did he make his presence felt. Henry went off for 100 receiving yards and two touchdowns. When Henry is healthy he is a top-tier talent at his position. He’ll face off with a Titans defense who, while stout overall, has struggled at defending the tight end position this season. Tennessee allows the ninth most fantasy points to opposing tight ends.

Darren Fells (TE21) has averaged 14.9 fantasy points in three of his past four games. It’s still difficult to lock in Fells as a TE1 due to his track record. Over that four-game span, he tied his career-high for touchdowns in a single season (three). Despite the concerns, he may be worth a flyer against the Indianapolis Colts. Indy allows an average of 13.48 points per game to tight ends.

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Week 7 Fantasy Rankings: Tight Ends

[QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | Flex | DEF | K]

• Matchup: Great l Avg l Tough

#	Tight Ends TEAM	Opp.
1	Travis Kelce KC	@ DEN
2	Evan Engram NYG	vs. ARI
3	Zach Ertz PHI	@ DAL
4	Austin Hooper ATL	vs. LAR
5	George Kittle SF	@ WAS
6	Mark Andrews BAL	@ SEA
7	Darren Waller OAK	@ GB
8	Hunter Henry LAC	@ TEN
9	Jimmy Graham GB	vs. OAK
10	Eric Ebron IND	vs. HOU
11	Gerald Everett LAR	@ ATL
12	Delanie Walker TEN	vs. LAC
13	Dawson Knox BUF	vs. MIA
14	TJ Hockenson DET	vs. MIN
15	Jared Cook NO	@ CHI
16	Trey Burton CHI	vs. NO
17	Jason Witten DAL	vs. PHI
18	Dallas Goedert PHI	@ DAL
19	Noah Fant DEN	vs. KC
20	Jack Doyle IND	vs. HOU
21	Darren Fells HOU	@IND
22	Kyle Rudolph MIN	@ DET
23	Vernon Davis WAS	vs. SF
24	Luke Wilson SEA	vs. BAL
25	Mike Gesicki MIA	@BUF
26	Hayden Hurst BAL	@SEA
27	C.J. Uzomah CIN	vs. JAC
28	Seth DeValve JAC	@ CIN
29	Tyler Eifert CIN	vs. JAC
30	Jordan Akins HOU	@IND
31	Blake Jarwin DAL	vs. PHI
32	Irv Smith Jr. MIN	@ DET

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