Week 4 Tight End Streamers For Fantasy Football: Kenyon Sadiq Has Arrived
Jorge Martin revealed three tight end streamer options for fantasy football in Week 4.
Welcome, we’re here as your emotional support column to help cope with the injuries that have seemingly taken over the NFL. While these players may not be for a long time, they could be for a good time to get you through until your player returns from injury (though sorry to the De’Von Achane fantasy managers).
Let’s get into some streamers. As always with tight ends, we’ll mine the fantasy football rankings for players outside the top 12. Make sure to check out our fantasy football projections to get further confirmation why these players are targets.
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Tight End Streamers for Week in Fantasy Football
Kenyon Sadiq | Jets at Bears
Was Sadiq’s 7-105-1 line on 8 targets his breakout? If Adonai Mitchell sits again this week, the rookie may have just let the toothpaste out of the bottle. The Bears could be that defense that gets targeted regularly in fantasy, the memory of Bryce Young passing for 361 yards and 3 TDs in the opener still fresh.
T.J. Hockenson | Vikings vs. Dolphins
We’re all thankful that Justin Jefferson avoided a major injury. Like, so thankful. If he goes, book him for 10+ targets. After that, Hockenson has 13 targets in three games. He may not have a huge game, but a TD is a possibility against a Dolphins D allowing 70 receiving yards a game to TEs. George Kittle (4-80-1) and Travis Kelce (2-59-1) each had solid games against Miami.
Kyle Pitts | Falcons at Saints (MNF)
The Saints are allowing 83.3 receiving yards per game to the TE position, though much of that was juiced by Brock Bowers in Week 3. Still, Mark Andrews and Sam LaPorta caught 6 and 5 balls, respectively, in the first two weeks. Pitts has done nothing to speak of thus far, topping out with 3 targets in Week 2. But someone has to be the No. 2 target for the Falcons, and with Michael Penix having shaken the rust off, that option comes down to Bijan Robinson or Pitts. In a game where points will be scored, Pitts could be a cheap way to get some fantasy points.
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