It’s been a rough start to the fantasy football season for tight ends, with unexpected players like Dallas Goedert, Brock Bowers, and Cole Kmet leading the scoring charts. Even top draft picks like Travis Kelce and Sam LaPorta have been disappointing. However, the most concerning performance so far has come from Mark Andrews of the Baltimore Ravens.
Andrews, who was drafted as the fourth tight end in most leagues, has only managed to score 12.5 fantasy points in the first three weeks of the season. After a slow start in the opener, he showed some signs of life in Week 2 with a decent performance. But in Week 3, his playing time decreased significantly, raising concerns among fantasy owners.
With Andrews struggling, fantasy football players may be looking for alternatives at the tight end position. Whether you’re sticking with Andrews or scouring the waiver wire for a replacement, our fantasy analysts have put together their Week 4 rankings for tight ends in half-PPR scoring leagues.
It’s important to consider all your options carefully and make the best decision for your fantasy team. Tight end can be a tricky position to navigate, but with the right strategy, you can still find success in your fantasy football league. So, are you sticking with Mark Andrews or making a change for Week 4? Let our rankings guide you to victory in your upcoming matchup.
