Week 10 Rankings Analysis - Nick Mariano vs. Industry ECR

Howdy, and welcome to the weekly column that puts my rankings front and center and compares them against the Expert Consensus Rankings (ECR).  Who am I and why should you care? I was the ninth-most accurate in-season expert on FantasyPros out of 125 last season and am currently 26th out of 130 in 2018.

One can't regularly land in the top 25% of this field by accident and I absolutely think you should hold us accountable by objective measures such as this.  I know some "analysts" exist more for entertainment and Twitter stuff, but I'm here to win. I'll be examining my own ranks against the ECR on a position-by-position basis, focusing here on QB, RB, WR and TE.

Below you will find my rankings and analysis, separated by position. If anything strikes a chord, I’m always available for questions via Twitter: @NMariano53. But enough jibber-jabber, let’s get to it.

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Week 10 Quarterbacks - Rankings Analysis

With respect to Ryan Fitzpatrick’s low floor -- that is one of a turnover prone, aggressive style with a competent backup available to tag in at any time -- I still have him as my No. 5 QB compared to a No. 9 ECR. I can’t get away from him given Tampa Bay’s terrible run game and lackluster defense. Offensive coordinator Todd Monken isn’t gunshy and Fitzmagic’s yards per attempt easily paces all NFL QBs. I suspect his four-touchdown, two-interception Week 9 outcome is a good mold to chase, as mistakes will be made but in fantasy, we just care about the bottom line.

I also have Carson Wentz and Mitch Trubisky inside my top-10 against ECRs that places them at 11 and 13, respectively. I love the Eagles acquisition of Golden Tate for Wentz’s outlook and like Fitzpatrick, I’m not impressed by Philly’s ground game. The difference is their defense can actually play, but Wentz owns a minimal rushing advantage. Of course, Trubisky’s rushing advantage is probably the best in football and he’s getting Allen Robinson back. It’s also possible that Adam Shaheen returns to deepen the TE ranks. I love the way this team is trending.

Those I’m relatively down on are a triumvirate of quarterbacking greatness in our day: Drew Brees (8 vs. 4 ECR), Tom Brady (11 vs. 8) and Ben Roethlisberger (13 vs. 10). Since Mark Ingram’s return in Week 5, Brees and the Saints are one of three teams to run more than they pass (52%). Mix in some Taysom Hill and my range of outcomes for Brees has a cold chill to it.

Meanwhile, Mr. Brady is clicking with Josh Gordon (which I love!) and has steady Julian Edelman and James White, but I really think he misses prime Gronk. I also must note he’s averaging nearly a yard and a half less on his average pass attempt on the road versus at home. As for Big Ben, I’m merely indifferent towards him in a date with a tough Carolina defense. Pittsburgh ranks 14th in pace of play while Carolina is 23rd, so volume could also be an issue.

Rank	Player Name	Team	Position	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Patrick Mahomes	KC	QB	1	0
2	Aaron Rodgers	GB	QB	2	0
3	Cam Newton	CAR	QB	3	0
4	Jared Goff	LAR	QB	5	1
5	Ryan Fitzpatrick	TB	QB	9	4
6	Philip Rivers	LAC	QB	6	0
7	Matt Ryan	ATL	QB	7	0
8	Drew Brees	NO	QB	4	-4
9	Carson Wentz	PHI	QB	10	1
10	Mitch Trubisky	CHI	QB	13	3
11	Tom Brady	NE	QB	8	-3
12	Russell Wilson	SEA	QB	12	0
13	Ben Roethlisberger	PIT	QB	11	-2
14	Andrew Luck	IND	QB	14	0
15	Alex Smith	WAS	QB	16	1
16	Baker Mayfield	CLE	QB	17	1
17	Andy Dalton	CIN	QB	15	-2
18	Matthew Stafford	DET	QB	18	0
19	Dak Prescott	DAL	QB	19	0
20	Marcus Mariota	TEN	QB	20	0
21	Eli Manning	NYG	QB	23	2
22	Blake Bortles	JAC	QB	21	-1
23	Nick Mullens	SF	QB	22	-1
24	Josh McCown	NYJ	QB	27	3
25	Josh Rosen	ARI	QB	25	0
26	Derek Carr	OAK	QB	24	-2
27	Brock Osweiler	MIA	QB	26	-1
28	Josh Allen	BUF	QB	28	0
29	Derek Anderson	BUF	QB	30	1
30	Taysom Hill	NO	QB	29	-1
31	Tyrod Taylor	CLE	QB	33	2
32	Nathan Peterman	BUF	QB	31	-1

 

Week 10 Running Backs - Rankings Analysis

It appears I like Nick Chubb (9 vs. 11) a bit more than the crowd, while Aaron Jones is three slots above the ECR at 13. Lower down I have Isaiah Crowell (+5) at 24 and Austin Ekeler (+5) at 25.

Chubb creeps into my top-10 thanks to his usage in new OC Freddie Kitchens’ offense. Yes, everyone is rightfully excited about the resurgence of Duke Johnson, but how about Chubb getting six red zone opportunities? Duke had two and not a single WR or TE saw one. Obviously, that will even out a bit, but I love Chubb’s chances at finding the end zone against Atlanta in Week 10 as Cleveland will surely try to keep the ball out of Matt Ryan’s hands.

Aaron Jones had his costly fumble and Jamaal Williams isn’t going anywhere, but a game against Brock Osweiler and the Dolphins gives Jones a decent shot at a multi-TD box score in my book. Usually buried and looking at 10 touches per game, Jones and the Pack are favored by nearly 10 points here and should be able to shove this game in Miami’s face throughout the second half.

I hate stumping for Crowell, but the Jets get a slight bump with Josh McCown taking snaps and I can see them grinding Buffalo down in a gritty divisional game with two subpar offenses. For the record, I like what Elijah McGuire is doing and 100% think he’s more talented than Crow, but Isaiah is still the RZ back here. And then Ekeler should benefit from the Chargers being 10-point road favorites over an Oakland defense that could be gashed by any 11 folks in RotoBaller’s chat room at the moment. The Raiders seemingly forgot how to tackle against San Francisco last week, which could be in true form come an Ekeler mop-up drive in the fourth quarter.

Those I don’t like as much are fairly easy fade candidates that I suppose I think need to have said fade emphasized further. I have Adrian Peterson at No. 18 (ECR: 14) thanks to an o-line in shambles and a quietly-tough matchup against a stout Tampa run line that owns the second-highest “Stuff rate” at 29.3% per FootballOutsiders and an adjusted line yards of 3.77, the fifth-lowest in the NFL. With Chris Thompson likely to return and Kapri Bibbs probably not going away entirely, I have a hard time trusting AP.

Then there’s Jordan Howard at No. 19 (ECR: 15), as I don’t bank on another two TDs to salvage his day and vault him into RB2 territory. And finally, we’ve got Mr. Peyton Barber (37 vs. 32 ECR) who I cannot talk myself into playing anywhere. Tampa Bay's defensive line may have a great adjusted line yards value, but their offensive line plays even better defense on their own RBs. The Bucs' 3.41 adjusted line yards is only better than the Giants (3.24) and their actual 3.37 yards per rush isn't far off (and is also second-worst, this time ahead of Arizona's 3.14). The point is that scene is incredibly ugly, but at least it makes Fitzpatrick and the passing offense that much better.

Rank	Player Name	Team	Position	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Todd Gurley	LAR	RB	1	0
2	Melvin Gordon	LAC	RB	3	1
3	Saquon Barkley	NYG	RB	5	2
4	Kareem Hunt	KC	RB	2	-2
5	James Conner	PIT	RB	4	-1
6	Alvin Kamara	NO	RB	6	0
7	Ezekiel Elliott	DAL	RB	7	0
8	Joe Mixon	CIN	RB	8	0
9	Nick Chubb	CLE	RB	12	3
10	Christian McCaffrey	CAR	RB	9	-1
11	James White	NE	RB	10	-1
12	David Johnson	ARI	RB	11	-1
13	Aaron Jones	GB	RB	16	3
14	Marlon Mack	IND	RB	17	3
15	Tevin Coleman	ATL	RB	13	-2
16	Matt Breida	SF	RB	22	6
17	Mark Ingram	NO	RB	19	2
18	Adrian Peterson	WAS	RB	14	-4
19	Jordan Howard	CHI	RB	15	-4
20	Leonard Fournette	JAC	RB	18	-2
21	Tarik Cohen	CHI	RB	21	0
22	Dion Lewis	TEN	RB	20	-2
23	Kerryon Johnson	DET	RB	24	1
24	Isaiah Crowell	NYJ	RB	28	4
25	Austin Ekeler	LAC	RB	30	5
26	Kenyan Drake	MIA	RB	25	-1
27	Sony Michel	NE	RB	23	-4
28	Mike Davis	SEA	RB	26	-2
29	Duke Johnson	CLE	RB	27	-2
30	LeSean McCoy	BUF	RB	29	-1
31	Doug Martin	OAK	RB	31	0
32	Ito Smith	ATL	RB	32	0
33	Chris Carson	SEA	RB	55	22
34	Elijah McGuire	NYJ	RB	34	0
35	Jalen Richard	OAK	RB	35	0
36	Frank Gore	MIA	RB	36	0
37	Peyton Barber	TB	RB	33	-4
38	Jamaal Williams	GB	RB	39	1
39	Chris Thompson	WAS	RB	51	12
40	Derrick Henry	TEN	RB	38	-2
41	Wendell Smallwood	PHI	RB	37	-4
42	Corey Clement	PHI	RB	40	-2
43	T.J. Yeldon	JAC	RB	46	3
44	Josh Adams	PHI	RB	41	-3
45	Nyheim Hines	IND	RB	42	-3
46	Spencer Ware	KC	RB	45	-1
47	Alfred Morris	SF	RB	44	-3
48	LeGarrette Blount	DET	RB	47	-1
49	Theo Riddick	DET	RB	43	-6
50	Carlos Hyde	JAC	RB	48	-2
51	Jacquizz Rodgers	TB	RB	53	2
52	Giovani Bernard	CIN	RB	49	-3
53	Chris Ivory	BUF	RB	57	4
54	Chase Edmonds	ARI	RB	60	6
55	Kyle Juszczyk	SF	RB	54	-1
56	Rashaad Penny	SEA	RB	50	-6
57	C.J. Anderson	CAR	RB	61	4
58	Marcus Murphy	BUF	RB	56	-2
59	Malcolm Brown	LAR	RB	59	0
60	Kapri Bibbs	WAS	RB	52	-8
61	Mark Walton	CIN	RB	63	2
62	Wayne Gallman	NYG	RB	65	3
63	Trenton Cannon	NYJ	RB	58	-5
64	Kenjon Barner	NE	RB	64	0
65	Deandre Washington	OAK	RB	62	-3
66	Jordan Wilkins	IND	RB	66	0
67	Rod Smith	DAL	RB	67	0
68	Dontrell Hilliard	CLE	RB	72	4
69	Anthony Sherman	KC	RB	71	2
70	Stevan Ridley	PIT	RB	77	7
71	Robert Turbin	IND	RB	69	-2
72	Kalen Ballage	MIA	RB	68	-4
73	James Develin	NE	RB	79	6
74	Benny Cunningham	CHI	RB	76	2
75	Keith Smith	OAK	RB	73	-2
76	Patrick DiMarco	BUF	RB	75	-1
77	Samaje Perine	WAS	RB	70	-7

 

Week 10 Wide Receivers - Rankings Analysis

I’d point to Christian Kirk (30 vs. 34 ECR) and D.J. Moore (38 vs. 43 ECR) as my real intrigue guys this week. I think Byron Leftwich’s offense has a good shot at giving Arizona’s offense some life (beyond Larry Fitzgerald and David Johnson) and Kirk’s ability to make contested catches, as well as find space, will be needed since Arizona is 16-point dogs in Kansas City. As for Moore, I always love looking at hype trains that fizzled the next week. Moore actually paced all Carolina WRs with an 85% snap count in Week 9, but unorthodox TDs such as Curtis Samuel’s robbed Moore’s potential. The Panthers still got him involved with a nice reverse and I like him to be a factor against a tough Steelers defense.

Then you’ll find me lower on folks such as Tyrell Williams (-4), Golden Tate (-4), Mike Williams (-6) and Chris Godwin (-5). Tate is easy to explain, as I’m bearish for his first game as an Eagle. He never had to compete with a tight end like Zach Ertz over the middle in Detroit and I’m not aggressively ranking him out of the gate. And as for Godwin, I just don’t think he’s established enough to land in WR3 territory with Mike Evans, DeSean Jackson, O.J. Howard and now Adam Humphries around him.

Then there are the Williams Chargers, both of whom I dislike (again, relatively) for different reasons. Tyrell is still No. 32 for me so I’m not exactly calling for him to be sat, but my aforementioned love for Ekeler highlights the issue that I think LAC may be done passing -- certainly taking aggressive deep shots -- rather early. This also dampens Mike Williams, but he also suffers because of a low 29% snap count in Week 9. Perhaps that number will rebound but I have to react to it here.

Rank	Player Name	Team	Position	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Michael Thomas	NO	WR	2	1
2	Julio Jones	ATL	WR	3	1
3	Antonio Brown	PIT	WR	1	-2
4	Davante Adams	GB	WR	4	0
5	Odell Beckham Jr.	NYG	WR	5	0
6	Tyreek Hill	KC	WR	6	0
7	Keenan Allen	LAC	WR	7	0
8	Robert Woods	LAR	WR	8	0
9	Mike Evans	TB	WR	9	0
10	Brandin Cooks	LAR	WR	10	0
11	JuJu Smith-Schuster	PIT	WR	11	0
12	Cooper Kupp	LAR	WR	13	1
13	Tyler Boyd	CIN	WR	12	-1
14	Marvin Jones	DET	WR	15	1
15	Julian Edelman	NE	WR	17	2
16	Jarvis Landry	CLE	WR	16	0
17	Alshon Jeffery	PHI	WR	18	1
18	Josh Gordon	NE	WR	14	-4
19	Kenny Golladay	DET	WR	19	0
20	Sammy Watkins	KC	WR	42	22
21	T.Y. Hilton	IND	WR	20	-1
22	DeSean Jackson	TB	WR	22	0
23	Calvin Ridley	ATL	WR	21	-2
24	Doug Baldwin	SEA	WR	25	1
25	Tyler Lockett	SEA	WR	26	1
26	Corey Davis	TEN	WR	27	1
27	Devin Funchess	CAR	WR	23	-4
28	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	GB	WR	24	-4
29	Larry Fitzgerald	ARI	WR	29	0
30	Christian Kirk	ARI	WR	32	2
31	Sterling Shepard	NYG	WR	31	0
32	Tyrell Williams	LAC	WR	28	-4
33	Taylor Gabriel	CHI	WR	34	1
34	Marquise Goodwin	SF	WR	39	5
35	Amari Cooper	DAL	WR	30	-5
36	Tre'Quan Smith	NO	WR	35	-1
37	D.J. Moore	CAR	WR	40	3
38	Mohamed Sanu	ATL	WR	37	-1
39	Golden Tate	PHI	WR	33	-6
40	Randall Cobb	GB	WR	44	4
41	Donte Moncrief	JAC	WR	38	-3
42	Allen Robinson	CHI	WR	56	14
43	Jordy Nelson	OAK	WR	46	3
44	Mike Williams	LAC	WR	36	-8
45	Chris Godwin	TB	WR	41	-4
46	Dede Westbrook	JAC	WR	43	-3
47	John Ross	CIN	WR	58	11
48	Quincy Enunwa	NYJ	WR	51	3
49	Maurice Harris	WAS	WR	47	-2
50	Anthony Miller	CHI	WR	45	-5
51	Pierre Garcon	SF	WR	57	6
52	Robby Anderson	NYJ	WR	50	-2
53	Keelan Cole	JAC	WR	53	0
54	Danny Amendola	MIA	WR	55	1
55	Josh Doctson	WAS	WR	48	-7
56	David Moore	SEA	WR	49	-7
57	Cole Beasley	DAL	WR	59	2
58	Kenny Stills	MIA	WR	60	2
59	Antonio Callaway	CLE	WR	62	3
60	Devante Parker	MIA	WR	52	-8
61	Chris Hogan	NE	WR	61	0
62	Jamison Crowder	WAS	WR	86	24
63	Cordarrelle Patterson	NE	WR	67	4
64	Taywan Taylor	TEN	WR	77	13
65	Tajae Sharpe	TEN	WR	69	4
66	Kelvin Benjamin	BUF	WR	63	-3
67	Jakeem Grant	MIA	WR	71	4
68	Alex Erickson	CIN	WR	80	12
69	Brandon LaFell	OAK	WR	70	1
70	Adam Humphries	TB	WR	54	-16
71	Ryan Grant	IND	WR	85	14
72	Seth Roberts	OAK	WR	79	7
73	Nelson Agholor	PHI	WR	64	-9
74	Jermaine Kearse	NYJ	WR	73	-1
75	Martavis Bryant	OAK	WR	68	-7
76	Michael Gallup	DAL	WR	65	-11
77	Zay Jones	BUF	WR	75	-2
78	Rashard Higgins	CLE	WR	72	-6
79	Curtis Samuel	CAR	WR	66	-13
80	Cameron Meredith	NO	WR
81	James Washington	PIT	WR	82	1
82	D.J. Chark	JAC	WR	81	-1
83	Chester Rogers	IND	WR	74	-9
84	Allen Hurns	DAL	WR	78	-6
85	Kendrick Bourne	SF	WR	83	-2
86	Cody Core	CIN	WR	94	8
87	Trent Taylor	SF	WR	109	22
88	Dontrelle Inman	IND	WR	84	-4
89	Austin Carr	NO	WR	99	10
90	Chad Williams	ARI	WR	91	1
91	Equanimeous St. Brown	GB	WR	87	-4
92	Brandon Powell	DET	WR	100	8
93	TJ Jones	DET	WR	89	-4
94	Chris Conley	KC	WR	76	-18
95	Demarcus Robinson	KC	WR	103	8
96	Josh Malone	CIN	WR	107	11
97	Bennie Fowler	NYG	WR	90	-7
98	Travis Benjamin	LAC	WR	97	-1
99	Terrelle Pryor	BUF	WR	93	-6
100	Jarius Wright	CAR	WR	92	-8
101	Damion Ratley	CLE	WR	95	-6
102	Deontay Burnett	NYJ	WR	105	3
103	Justin Hardy	ATL	WR	117	14
104	Dante Pettis	SF	WR	96	-8
105	Ryan Switzer	PIT	WR	102	-3
106	Breshad Perriman	CLE	WR	106	0
107	Zach Pascal	IND	WR	113	6
108	Jordan Matthews	PHI	WR	108	0
109	Josh Bellamy	CHI	WR	104	-5
110	Andre Holmes	BUF	WR	112	2
111	Russell Shepard	NYG	WR	127	16
112	Michael Floyd	WAS	WR	119	7
113	Jaron Brown	SEA	WR	110	-3
114	Josh Reynolds	LAR	WR	98	-16
115	J.J. Nelson	ARI	WR	111	-4
116	Marvin Hall	ATL	WR	114	-2
117	Richie James	SF	WR	101	-16
118	Rishard Matthews	NYJ	WR	115	-3
119	Phillip Dorsett	NE	WR	88	-31
120	Charone Peake	NYJ	WR	135	15
121	J'mon Moore	GB	WR	126	5
122	Deonte Thompson	DAL	WR	120	-2
123	Damiere Byrd	CAR	WR	128	5
124	Dwayne Harris	OAK	WR	121	-3
125	Justin Watson	TB	WR	137	12
126	Leonte Carroo	MIA	WR	138	12
127	Ray-Ray McCloud	BUF	WR	130	3
128	Javon Wims	CHI	WR	140	12
129	Darius Jennings	TEN	WR	122	-7
130	Nick Williams	LAR	WR	139	9
131	Khadarel Hodge	LAR	WR	143	12
132	Darrius Heyward-Bey	PIT	WR	142	10
133	Marcus Kemp	KC	WR	145	12

 

Week 10 Tight Ends - Rankings Analysis

I don’t really know what to do with Rob Gronkowski yet, so while my ranking of him at No. 5 looks positive compared to an ECR of 11, it’s more of a placeholder at the moment. Don’t read into it beyond respecting his TD potential should he be healthy in a lackluster TE field.

As for real commentary, I’ve got Jordan Reed at No. 6 (ECR: 12) and Benjamin Watson at 13 (ECR: 17). Reed gets to face the Bucs defense and I imagine he’ll come close to his 12 targets from two weeks ago here. Washington’s offensive line is battered and Alex Smith isn’t throwing it deep (nor can I trust a Maurice Harris takeover just yet), so I’m pegging Reed for roughly seven catches for 50 yards and a score. That game has an over/under of 52 at a couple of books in Vegas already and could be a fun one if Smith is backed into a corner by Fitzmagic.

Then there’s Watson, who has scored in two of his last three games and gets to play in the game that Vegas has slapped with the highest projected total at 55. I know The New Orleans Alvin Kamara’s are a run game and that I am relatively lower on Brees, but beyond the top tier of TE you are simply hunting touchdowns. TD hunters would be wise to target the games where points are flowing, and it doesn’t hurt that the Bengals have given up a 53-602-5 stat line to TEs -- “good” for a top-five composite TE rank.

I’m lower on Trey Burton (-3) and Evan Engram (-4) with the former being a bit eyebrow-raising and the latter probably shocking no one. Engram is the third option at best in a below-average offense that at least finds itself trailing often, but his own battles with drops take him down a notch and we just saw San Francisco hold Jared Cook to peanuts in Week 9.

Rank	Player Name	Team	Position	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Travis Kelce	KC	TE	1	0
2	Zach Ertz	PHI	TE	2	0
3	O.J. Howard	TB	TE	4	1
4	George Kittle	SF	TE	3	-1
5	Rob Gronkowski	NE	TE	12	7
6	Jordan Reed	WAS	TE	11	5
7	Jimmy Graham	GB	TE	7	0
8	Greg Olsen	CAR	TE	5	-3
9	David Njoku	CLE	TE	6	-3
10	Jared Cook	OAK	TE	9	-1
11	Trey Burton	CHI	TE	8	-3
12	Jack Doyle	IND	TE	10	-2
13	Benjamin Watson	NO	TE	17	4
14	Austin Hooper	ATL	TE	13	-1
15	Vance McDonald	PIT	TE	14	-1
16	Eric Ebron	IND	TE	16	0
17	C.J. Uzomah	CIN	TE	18	1
18	Evan Engram	NYG	TE	15	-3
19	Geoff Swaim	DAL	TE	33	14
20	Nick Vannett	SEA	TE	22	2
21	Chris Herndon IV	NYJ	TE	19	-2
22	Vernon Davis	WAS	TE	20	-2
23	Ricky Seals-Jones	ARI	TE	21	-2
24	Cameron Brate	TB	TE	23	-1
25	Jesse James	PIT	TE	24	-1
26	Mike Gesicki	MIA	TE	27	1
27	Gerald Everett	LAR	TE	25	-2
28	Michael Roberts	DET	TE	30	2
29	Dallas Goedert	PHI	TE	26	-3
30	Ed Dickson	SEA	TE	32	2
31	Virgil Green	LAC	TE	37	6
32	Jason Croom	BUF	TE	36	4
33	Logan Thomas	BUF	TE	39	6
34	Antonio Gates	LAC	TE	29	-5
35	Jonnu Smith	TEN	TE	28	-7
36	James O'Shaughnessy	JAC	TE	43	7
37	Tyler Higbee	LAR	TE	31	-6
38	Charles Clay	BUF	TE	34	-4
39	Luke Willson	DET	TE	35	-4
40	Demetrius Harris	KC	TE	38	-2
41	Jermaine Gresham	ARI	TE	42	1
42	Josh Hill	NO	TE	41	-1
43	Luke Stocker	TEN	TE	44	1
44	Neal Sterling	NYJ	TE	47	3
45	David Grinnage	JAC	TE	40	-5
46	Blake Bell	JAC	TE	56	10
47	Nick O'Leary	MIA	TE	45	-2
48	A.J. Derby	MIA	TE	54	6
49	Dalton Schultz	DAL	TE	57	8
50	Rico Gathers	DAL	TE	53	3
51	Jordan Leggett	NYJ	TE	49	-2
52	Lance Kendricks	GB	TE	50	-2
53	Jacob Hollister	NE	TE	69	16
54	Darren Fells	CLE	TE	48	-6
55	Seth DeValve	CLE	TE	55	0
56	Dwayne Allen	NE	TE	60	4
57	Eric Tomlinson	NYJ	TE	51	-6
58	Rhett Ellison	NYG	TE	61	3
59	Blake Jarwin	DAL	TE	52	-7
60	Jeremy Sprinkle	WAS	TE	80	20
61	Derek Carrier	OAK	TE	64	3
62	Levine Toilolo	DET	TE	67	5
63	Xavier Grimble	PIT	TE	79	16
64	Garrett Celek	SF	TE	58	-6
65	Eric Saubert	ATL	TE	66	1
66	Lee Smith	OAK	TE	68	2
67	Logan Paulsen	ATL	TE	62	-5
68	Dion Sims	CHI	TE	71	3
69	Durham Smythe	MIA	TE	78	9
70	Darrell Daniels	SEA	TE	77	7
71	Ian Thomas	CAR	TE	59	-12

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