Week 14 Rankings Analysis - Nick Mariano vs. Industry ECR

Hello and welcome to the weekly column that puts my rankings in the spotlight and compares them against the Expert Consensus Rankings (ECR). I’m currently eighth in FantasyPros accuracy competition, fighting with the smartest of cookies, after finishing ninth (out of 130) in 2017.

I hope this piece gives you a glimpse into my rationale for deviating from the ECR, which has led me back into the top-10 and you (hopefully) to the promised land. Don’t settle for less and hold your advice to high standards. 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 14 Quarterbacks - Rankings Analysis

There are a handful of QBs that I like more than most that might push their way into streaming viability. The fun names to explore are Mitch Trubisky (13 vs. 15) and Mr. Josh Allen (17 vs. 20).

Trubisky appears set to rejoin the Bears on the field for a marquee matchup against the Rams in a game that Vegas has an Over/Under of 52.5 points for. While I don’t love that Trubs’ shoulder was hurt, his legs are fresh as he’ll look to top 40 rush yards for the sixth time in just 11 games. Mix his mobility in with an attack mode that rivals Patrick Mahomes and you’ve got QB1 potential every week. His 9.3 intended air yards per attempt are fifth out of qualified QBs (Mahomes: 9.4) per NFL Next Gen Stats, while the same database paints him as one of six QBs with an aggression rate at 19% or higher. It’s not like Jordan Howard is going to beat the Rams.

Allen is polarizing considering he’s thrown five touchdowns and seven interceptions, but you know why his name is here. Since returning to action in Week 12, the rookie has turned in 224 rushing yards and a score on 22 attempts alongside 26-for-52 passing for 391 yards, three TDs and two INTs. Those two games were against Jacksonville and Miami -- no pushovers there -- and now he faces the Jets, who have allowed Ryan Tannehill, Marcus Mariota and Trubisky to rush for 43 yards or more. Oh, and the aforementioned intended air yards stat? Allen’s 11.7 mark leads second-place Jameis Winston by over a full yard.

Those I like less are Matt Ryan (15 vs. 11) and Russell Wilson (16 vs. 13). Let’s focus on Ryan first since he takes the biggest fall from grace. He heads to chilly Lambeau, where the Packers just head Josh Rosen to 149 yards, with hopes of rebounding from an atrocious show with just 131 yards against Baltimore. Ryan’s 2018 splits see his completion percentage fall by seven percentage points, not far from the 4.69% disparity on his career.

Then there’s Wilson, who is attempting to one-up Deshaun Watson’s crazy TD% from 2017. It’s hard to separate the fact that his huge pass plays ding his rushing attempts, but it’s worth noting that he’s rushed for just 35 yards over the last three games. Seattle is the only team in the NFL that runs more than it passes (51% run), which aligns with Russ only having one game of 300-plus passing yards. Mix in a tough Minnesota defense in a game with a Vegas total of 45 and I’m quite iffy that Wilson hits top-12 value.

Rank	Player Name	Team	Position	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Drew Brees	NO	QB	1	0
2	Patrick Mahomes	KC	QB	2	0
3	Ben Roethlisberger	PIT	QB	3	0
4	Cam Newton	CAR	QB	5	1
5	Philip Rivers	LAC	QB	4	-1
6	Jameis Winston	TB	QB	7	1
7	Deshaun Watson	HOU	QB	8	1
8	Aaron Rodgers	GB	QB	6	-2
9	Andrew Luck	IND	QB	9	0
10	Jared Goff	LAR	QB	10	0
11	Lamar Jackson	BAL	QB	12	1
12	Tom Brady	NE	QB	14	2
13	Mitch Trubisky	CHI	QB	15	2
14	Dak Prescott	DAL	QB	16	2
15	Matt Ryan	ATL	QB	11	-4
16	Russell Wilson	SEA	QB	13	-3
17	Kirk Cousins	MIN	QB	17	0
18	Josh Allen	BUF	QB	20	2
19	Carson Wentz	PHI	QB	19	0
20	Baker Mayfield	CLE	QB	18	-2
21	Marcus Mariota	TEN	QB	21	0
22	Matthew Stafford	DET	QB	23	1
23	Case Keenum	DEN	QB	24	1
24	Ryan Tannehill	MIA	QB	22	-2
25	Eli Manning	NYG	QB	26	1
26	Derek Carr	OAK	QB	25	-1
27	Nick Mullens	SF	QB	27	0
28	Jeff Driskel	CIN	QB	29	1
29	Mark Sanchez	WAS	QB	31	2
30	Josh Rosen	ARI	QB	28	-2
31	Cody Kessler	JAC	QB	30	-1
32	Sam Darnold	NYJ	QB	32	0
33	Taysom Hill	NO	QB	33	0
34	Josh McCown	NYJ	QB	34	0

 

Week 14 Running Backs - Rankings Analysis

There’s no dancing around my love for LeSean McCoy (15 vs. 25) here, which is my way of driving home that I like the Bills to beat the Jets this weekend. The Jets have given up eight TDs to opposing RBs in their last six contests, including two to Shady himself in Week 10. While his stats were disappointing in Week 13, McCoy touched the ball 19 times and should see plenty of work as Buffalo just cleaned out their wide receiver cupboard.

Another jumper is Justin Jackson (23 vs. 27), who goes from a potential flex play to RB2 territory in my books. We’ve got LAC head coach Anthony Lynn on record as saying that Austin Ekeler is a bit worn down and that Jackson could get more looks. This lines up with Ekeler mustering just 43 yards on 18 touches compared to Jackson’s 82 yards with a touchdown on just nine touches. Given Jackson’s 57 yards on seven carries the week before and now the matchup against a Bengals defense that has yielded the most fantasy points to RBs in ‘18, well I’ll be firing up Jackson wherever I can. Take your time, Melvin Gordon!

This offers an easy segue into talking down Ekeler (27 vs. 20), who I see as the 1B to Jackson’s 1A in Week 14. Clearly, this goes against most of my colleagues. But we’ve also seen Ekeler flop when he had the London game to himself so I’m aligning with Lynn’s coachspeak that Ekeler wasn’t meant for this workload -- at least not yet.

It’s also worth noting that I’m down on Sony Michel (16 vs. 12), Jeffery Wilson (25 vs. 22) and Chris Carson (28 vs. 24). I trust Michel won’t get vultured by James Develin again...twice...but I have to leave room for Rex Burkhead continuing to fold in and the fact that FootballOutsiders ranks Miami’s defensive line with the fifth-best power success rate. Rather, the fifth-worst success rate for opposing defenses (56%) in these scenarios: Runs on third or fourth down, two yards or less to go, that achieved a first down or touchdown. Also includes runs on first-and-goal or second-and-goal from the two-yard line or closer. And that is why I’m not as high on Michel.

As for Wilson, I’m pleased with how well he performed in Week 13’s relief of the injured Matt Breida, but Week 14 against Denver is another story. The Broncos have turned it around lately, keeping Lamar Miller, Melvin Gordon, James Conner and Joe Mixon out of the end zone over their last four games. Wilson should be a decent play in PPR but I’m hesitant to sign off on his playing in standard.

Then there’s Carson, who is battling a dislocated finger and trying to outrun a fast-approaching Rashaad Penny in his rearview mirror. Oh, and he must overcome these obstacles to perform against a Vikings front that allows an average of under 80 yards to RBs. At least Seattle has turned into a run-heavy offense, but I’ll need more than that to bump Carson up into my top-25.

Rank	Player Name	Team	Position	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Ezekiel Elliott	DAL	RB	2	1
2	Christian McCaffrey	CAR	RB	3	1
3	Todd Gurley	LAR	RB	1	-2
4	Saquon Barkley	NYG	RB	5	1
5	Alvin Kamara	NO	RB	4	-1
6	Aaron Jones	GB	RB	6	0
7	Nick Chubb	CLE	RB	7	0
8	Phillip Lindsay	DEN	RB	8	0
9	David Johnson	ARI	RB	10	1
10	Leonard Fournette	JAC	RB	9	-1
11	Joe Mixon	CIN	RB	11	0
12	Lamar Miller	HOU	RB	13	1
13	Mark Ingram	NO	RB	14	1
14	Gus Edwards	BAL	RB	16	2
15	LeSean McCoy	BUF	RB	25	10
16	Sony Michel	NE	RB	12	-4
17	Dalvin Cook	MIN	RB	15	-2
18	Spencer Ware	KC	RB	17	-1
19	Tarik Cohen	CHI	RB	19	0
20	Adrian Peterson	WAS	RB	21	1
21	Jaylen Samuels	PIT	RB	23	2
22	James White	NE	RB	18	-4
23	Justin Jackson	LAC	RB	27	4
24	Josh Adams	PHI	RB	28	4
25	Jeffery Wilson	SF	RB	22	-3
26	Marlon Mack	IND	RB	26	0
27	Austin Ekeler	LAC	RB	20	-7
28	Chris Carson	SEA	RB	24	-4
29	Tevin Coleman	ATL	RB	29	0
30	Kerryon Johnson	DET	RB	68	38
31	Kenyan Drake	MIA	RB	30	-1
32	Jordan Howard	CHI	RB	31	-1
33	Dion Lewis	TEN	RB	32	-1
34	LeGarrette Blount	DET	RB	33	-1
35	Doug Martin	OAK	RB	35	0
36	Peyton Barber	TB	RB	36	0
37	Isaiah Crowell	NYJ	RB	34	-3
38	Derrick Henry	TEN	RB	39	1
39	Stevan Ridley	PIT	RB	52	13
40	Royce Freeman	DEN	RB	44	4
41	Jalen Richard	OAK	RB	37	-4
42	Duke Johnson	CLE	RB	45	3
43	Chris Thompson	WAS	RB	38	-5
44	Frank Gore	MIA	RB	41	-3
45	Rashaad Penny	SEA	RB	42	-3
46	Nyheim Hines	IND	RB	43	-3
47	Theo Riddick	DET	RB	40	-7
48	Kenneth Dixon	BAL	RB	53	5
49	T.J. Yeldon	JAC	RB	49	0
50	Elijah McGuire	NYJ	RB	47	-3
51	Ito Smith	ATL	RB	46	-5
52	Rex Burkhead	NE	RB	48	-4
53	Alfred Blue	HOU	RB	56	3
54	Ty Montgomery	BAL	RB	50	-4
55	Giovani Bernard	CIN	RB	54	-1
56	Latavius Murray	MIN	RB	51	-5
57	Corey Clement	PHI	RB	55	-2
58	Jamaal Williams	GB	RB	60	2
59	Mike Davis	SEA	RB	58	-1
60	Chase Edmonds	ARI	RB	59	-1
61	Damien Williams	KC	RB	65	4
62	Darren Sproles	PHI	RB	57	-5
63	Chris Ivory	BUF	RB	62	-1
64	Jordan Wilkins	IND	RB	64	0
65	Kyle Juszczyk	SF	RB	70	5
66	John Kelly	LAR	RB	77	11
67	Wayne Gallman	NYG	RB	67	0
68	Jacquizz Rodgers	TB	RB	63	-5
69	Carlos Hyde	JAC	RB	61	-8
70	Rod Smith	DAL	RB	72	2
71	Ronald Jones II	TB	RB	66	-5
72	Devontae Booker	DEN	RB	69	-3
73	Charcandrick West	KC	RB	82	9
74	Kapri Bibbs	WAS	RB	75	1
75	Javorius Allen	BAL	RB	78	3
76	Deandre Washington	OAK	RB	71	-5
77	Trenton Cannon	NYJ	RB	73	-4
78	Taquan Mizzell	CHI	RB	79	1
79	Marcus Murphy	BUF	RB	76	-3
80	Tommy Bohanon	JAC	RB	93	13
81	Benny Cunningham	CHI	RB	108	27
82	Zach Line	NO	RB	105	23
83	James Develin	NE	RB	89	6
84	Wendell Smallwood	PHI	RB	74	-10
85	Darrel Williams	KC	RB	84	-1
86	Zach Zenner	DET	RB	81	-5
87	Andy Janovich	DEN	RB	97	10
88	CJ Ham	MIN	RB	92	4
89	Kalen Ballage	MIA	RB	80	-9
90	Jeremy McNichols	TEN	RB	113	23
91	Alex Armah	CAR	RB	88	-3

 

Week 14 Wide Receivers - Rankings Analysis

In the same vein of liking Mitch Trubisky a bit more, Allen Robinson (21 vs. 25) is worth chatting about. Then we’ve got the playmaker Curtis Samuel (33 vs. 39), who I anticipate to step up with Greg Olsen out and Devin Funchess still just Devin Funchess.

The Bears are set to defend Soldier Field against the 11-1 Rams who, while slower in Week 13 against the Rams, are still a force. Robinson’s nine targets paced all Chicago’s wideouts in Week 13’s loss to the Giants and resulted in a 5-79-0 line. Keep in mind, those were Chase Daniel targets. Since returning to play in Week 10, his 288 receiving yards are over 100 more than any other WR with a healthy 13.6 average depth of target. The Bears are three-point underdogs at home and I like Robinson to stay involved throughout the game, even if he has to contend with Aqib Talib at times.

Samuel has finally gotten more play in Carolina’s last two games, logging snap shares of 92% and 83% while Devin Funchess has been out or limited. There’s no doubting that this offense now goes through Christian McCaffrey, who has seen an insane 19 red-zone opportunities in the last three weeks, but Samuel’s three is tied with D.J. Moore for the most by a WR in that span. Week 13 also saw Samuel log 11 targets, one more than CMC, en route to a 6-88-1 receiving line. Sprinkle in a rush attempt here and there and that Denzel Ward should soak up either Funchess or Moore, and I’m all about Curtis here.

As for those slipping down a bit, I’m dinging big-play maestro Tyler Lockett (25 vs. 20) and Corey Davis (31 vs. 26) thanks to some iffy matchups. Well, I suppose Jalen Ramsey isn’t iffy anymore, his knee looked just fine when tangling with T.Y. Hilton in Week 13. Davis has only seen 15 targets over the last three games but has gotten by with TDs in two of them. He’s got the deck stacked against him with lower volume, a matchup with Ramsey and Marcus Mariota at less than 100%.

And while Tyler Lockett’s one catch was a beaut -- a 52-yard TD, for those who didn’t play him -- but that tightrope act makes for a wide range of outcomes. The ceiling is 150 yards on two long TD scampers, but the floor is next to nothing. Simply put, I can't do this with Lockett against Minnesota, even if they are at home.

Rank	Player Name	Team	Position	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Michael Thomas	NO	WR	2	1
2	Antonio Brown	PIT	WR	1	-1
3	Davante Adams	GB	WR	3	0
4	DeAndre Hopkins	HOU	WR	4	0
5	Julio Jones	ATL	WR	6	1
6	Keenan Allen	LAC	WR	5	-1
7	Odell Beckham Jr.	NYG	WR	7	0
8	Adam Thielen	MIN	WR	9	1
9	Tyreek Hill	KC	WR	8	-1
10	Mike Evans	TB	WR	11	1
11	JuJu Smith-Schuster	PIT	WR	10	-1
12	T.Y. Hilton	IND	WR	13	1
13	Robert Woods	LAR	WR	14	1
14	Brandin Cooks	LAR	WR	12	-2
15	Amari Cooper	DAL	WR	15	0
16	Kenny Golladay	DET	WR	18	2
17	Stefon Diggs	MIN	WR	16	-1
18	Julian Edelman	NE	WR	19	1
19	Josh Gordon	NE	WR	17	-2
20	Allen Robinson	CHI	WR	24	4
21	Tyler Boyd	CIN	WR	25	4
22	D.J. Moore	CAR	WR	21	-1
23	Jarvis Landry	CLE	WR	23	0
24	Chris Godwin	TB	WR	22	-2
25	Tyler Lockett	SEA	WR	20	-5
26	Adam Humphries	TB	WR	27	1
27	Larry Fitzgerald	ARI	WR	28	1
28	Calvin Ridley	ATL	WR	31	3
29	Courtland Sutton	DEN	WR	29	0
30	Alshon Jeffery	PHI	WR	30	0
31	Corey Davis	TEN	WR	26	-5
32	Doug Baldwin	SEA	WR	32	0
33	Curtis Samuel	CAR	WR	39	6
34	Tre'Quan Smith	NO	WR	33	-1
35	Taylor Gabriel	CHI	WR	36	1
36	Golden Tate	PHI	WR	34	-2
37	Demaryius Thomas	HOU	WR	38	1
38	Mohamed Sanu	ATL	WR	45	7
39	Dante Pettis	SF	WR	42	3
40	Anthony Miller	CHI	WR	37	-3
41	Mike Williams	LAC	WR	41	0
42	Michael Gallup	DAL	WR	44	2
43	Josh Reynolds	LAR	WR	35	-8
44	Sammy Watkins	KC	WR	64	20
45	Devante Parker	MIA	WR	46	1
46	Tyrell Williams	LAC	WR	47	1
47	Zay Jones	BUF	WR	40	-7
48	Jordy Nelson	OAK	WR	56	8
49	Kenny Stills	MIA	WR	48	-1
50	Sterling Shepard	NYG	WR	43	-7
51	Antonio Callaway	CLE	WR	49	-2
52	John Ross	CIN	WR	61	9
53	John Brown	BAL	WR	55	2
54	Devin Funchess	CAR	WR	50	-4
55	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	GB	WR	51	-4
56	Dede Westbrook	JAC	WR	52	-4
57	Josh Doctson	WAS	WR	58	1
58	Marquise Goodwin	SF	WR	69	11
59	Chris Conley	KC	WR	60	1
60	Bruce Ellington	DET	WR	63	3
61	Michael Crabtree	BAL	WR	59	-2
62	David Moore	SEA	WR	53	-9
63	Quincy Enunwa	NYJ	WR	68	5
64	DeSean Jackson	TB	WR	87	23
65	Randall Cobb	GB	WR	62	-3
66	Donte Moncrief	JAC	WR	54	-12
67	Robby Anderson	NYJ	WR	57	-10
68	Marcell Ateman	OAK	WR	70	2
69	Cole Beasley	DAL	WR	79	10
70	Jamison Crowder	WAS	WR	67	-3
71	Daesean Hamilton	DEN	WR	93	22
72	Kendrick Bourne	SF	WR	74	2
73	Rashard Higgins	CLE	WR	83	10
74	Tim Patrick	DEN	WR	102	28
75	Taywan Taylor	TEN	WR	80	5
76	Keke Coutee	HOU	WR	71	-5
77	Dontrelle Inman	IND	WR	66	-11
78	Robert Foster	BUF	WR	76	-2
79	Willie Snead	BAL	WR	72	-7
80	Chris Hogan	NE	WR	81	1
81	Seth Roberts	OAK	WR	77	-4
82	Nelson Agholor	PHI	WR	65	-17
83	Tajae Sharpe	TEN	WR	73	-10
84	Keith Kirkwood	NO	WR	75	-9
85	Aldrick Robinson	MIN	WR	84	-1
86	Jermaine Kearse	NYJ	WR	78	-8
87	Chester Rogers	IND	WR	89	2
88	Travis Benjamin	LAC	WR	86	-2
89	Maurice Harris	WAS	WR	95	6
90	Ryan Switzer	PIT	WR	97	7
91	Trent Sherfield	ARI	WR	115	24
92	TJ Jones	DET	WR	91	-1
93	Cordarrelle Patterson	NE	WR	92	-1
94	Ryan Grant	IND	WR	85	-9
95	Jaron Brown	SEA	WR	96	1
96	Laquon Treadwell	MIN	WR	100	4
97	Keelan Cole	JAC	WR	82	-15
98	Equanimeous St. Brown	GB	WR	88	-10
99	James Washington	PIT	WR	116	17
100	Cody Core	CIN	WR	113	13
101	Leonte Carroo	MIA	WR	123	22
102	Jarius Wright	CAR	WR	94	-8
103	Austin Carr	NO	WR	98	-5
104	Torrey Smith	CAR	WR	120	16
105	J.J. Nelson	ARI	WR	117	12
106	Trent Taylor	SF	WR	107	1
107	Allen Hurns	DAL	WR	106	-1
108	Ray-Ray McCloud	BUF	WR	138	30
109	Bennie Fowler	NYG	WR	99	-10
110	Breshad Perriman	CLE	WR	104	-6
111	Alex Erickson	CIN	WR	133	22
112	Chad Williams	ARI	WR	124	12
113	Josh Bellamy	CHI	WR	101	-12
114	Jordan Matthews	PHI	WR	103	-11
115	Bobo Wilson	TB	WR	140	25
116	Deonte Thompson	BUF	WR	130	14
117	Josh Malone	CIN	WR	149	32
118	Brandon Marshall	NO	WR	108	-10
119	Russell Shepard	NYG	WR	105	-14
120	Jake Kumerow	GB	WR	126	6
121	Cam Batson	TEN	WR	125	4
122	Rishard Matthews	NYJ	WR	152	30
123	Tavon Austin	DAL	WR	150	27
124	Phillip Dorsett	NE	WR	121	-3
125	Chad Beebe	MIN	WR	148	23
126	Darius Jennings	TEN	WR	155	29
127	Noah Brown	DAL	WR	129	2
128	Shelton Gibson	PHI	WR	166	38
129	J'mon Moore	GB	WR	151	22
130	Auden Tate	CIN	WR	142	12
131	Vyncint Smith	HOU	WR	168	37
132	Jalen Tolliver	ARI	WR	167	35
133	Khadarel Hodge	LAR	WR	153	20

 

Week 14 Tight Ends - Rankings Analysis

I’m not sure why Jaylen Samuels has an ECR of 18 at TE (I have him sixth), but I imagine some folks just haven’t moved him up or even realized he was there in the first place. Someone a bit more exciting is New Orleans’ Dan Arnold (15 vs. 29), who gets to tee off against Tampa Bay’s defense that bleeds fantasy points to TEs. Anyone beyond that upper tier is likely relying on touchdowns, so I’ll follow the matchup with a future Hall-of-Fame QB here.

Slipping in the ranks are folks like Kyle Rudolph (16 vs. 12) and Chris Herndon (19 vs. 16). Rudolph was barely within the top-20 in Week 13 after seeing just three targets in Minnesota’s 24-10 loss to New England, with the three targets aligning with my low expectations. He hasn’t caught a touchdown since Week 3 and now faces a Seattle defense (on the road, no less) that has given up just 40 yards per week to TEs. The matchup is even worse for Herndon, as Buffalo yielded an average line of 3-35-0 to TEs in ‘18 and his QB will likely be a rusty Sam Darnold in a game that “boasts” a Vegas total of 38. Gross.

Rank	Player Name	Team	Position	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Travis Kelce	KC	TE	1	0
2	Zach Ertz	PHI	TE	2	0
3	Eric Ebron	IND	TE	4	1
4	George Kittle	SF	TE	3	-1
5	Rob Gronkowski	NE	TE	5	0
6	Jaylen Samuels	PIT	RB	19	13
7	Jared Cook	OAK	TE	6	-1
8	David Njoku	CLE	TE	7	-1
9	Cameron Brate	TB	TE	8	-1
10	Jordan Reed	WAS	TE	9	-1
11	Trey Burton	CHI	TE	13	2
12	Austin Hooper	ATL	TE	11	-1
13	Vance McDonald	PIT	TE	10	-3
14	Jimmy Graham	GB	TE	14	0
15	Dan Arnold	NO	TE	31	16
16	Kyle Rudolph	MIN	TE	12	-4
17	C.J. Uzomah	CIN	TE	15	-2
18	Jonnu Smith	TEN	TE	17	-1
19	Chris Herndon IV	NYJ	TE	16	-3
20	Gerald Everett	LAR	TE	18	-2
21	Ian Thomas	CAR	TE	22	1
22	Matt LaCosse	DEN	TE	21	-1
23	Antonio Gates	LAC	TE	20	-3
24	Evan Engram	NYG	TE	32	8
25	Jordan Thomas	HOU	TE	26	1
26	Tyler Higbee	LAR	TE	29	3
27	Mark Andrews	BAL	TE	25	-2
28	Benjamin Watson	NO	TE	24	-4
29	Ricky Seals-Jones	ARI	TE	23	-6
30	Vernon Davis	WAS	TE	28	-2
31	Levine Toilolo	DET	TE	37	6
32	Nick Vannett	SEA	TE	27	-5
33	Dallas Goedert	PHI	TE	33	0
34	Jesse James	PIT	TE	30	-4
35	Michael Roberts	DET	TE	56	21
36	Ed Dickson	SEA	TE	42	6
37	James O'Shaughnessy	JAC	TE	36	-1
38	Virgil Green	LAC	TE	40	2
39	Josh Hill	NO	TE	48	9
40	Adam Shaheen	CHI	TE	43	3
41	Charles Clay	BUF	TE	39	-2
42	Ryan Griffin	HOU	TE	47	5
43	Hayden Hurst	BAL	TE	34	-9
44	Demetrius Harris	KC	TE	46	2
45	Rhett Ellison	NYG	TE	35	-10
46	Blake Jarwin	DAL	TE	45	-1
47	Jason Croom	BUF	TE	44	-3
48	Dalton Schultz	DAL	TE	50	2
49	Luke Stocker	TEN	TE	54	5
50	Luke Willson	DET	TE	49	-1
51	Jermaine Gresham	ARI	TE	57	6
52	Jordan Akins	HOU	TE	51	-1
53	Lance Kendricks	GB	TE	53	0
54	Garrett Celek	SF	TE	75	21
55	Nick Boyle	BAL	TE	52	-3
56	Nick O'Leary	MIA	TE	55	-1
57	Jordan Leggett	NYJ	TE	58	1
58	Logan Thomas	BUF	TE	83	25
59	Xavier Grimble	PIT	TE	69	10
60	Richard Rodgers	PHI	TE	82	22
61	Maxx Williams	BAL	TE	90	29
62	Darren Fells	CLE	TE	68	6
63	Rico Gathers	DAL	TE	59	-4
64	Jeremy Sprinkle	WAS	TE	91	27
65	Antony Auclair	TB	TE	61	-4
66	Robert Tonyan	GB	TE	72	6
67	Jacob Hollister	NE	TE	80	13
68	Scott Simonson	NYG	TE	63	-5

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