Week 4 Tight End Rankings for Fantasy Football: TE Updates Include Mark Andrews, Hunter Henry, Mike Gesicki, Kyle Pitts, Taysom Hill, Cole Kmet, Zach Ertz

RotoBaller's updated Week 4 tight end (TE) rankings for fantasy football in 2024. Read the weekend updates for our fantasy football TE rankings and win more.

Start-or-sit decisions are always tough in fantasy football, but this year, tight ends in particular are causing extra headaches for fantasy managers. Below, you'll see our NFL team's updated Week 4 fantasy football tight end rankings for 2024 to help you make those decisions.

Tight ends as a whole are off to a slow start, so there's nowhere to go but up! That said, let's find out where key tight ends like Mark Andrews, Hunter Henry, Mike Gesicki, Taysom Hill, Cole Kmet, and Zach Ertz rank, among other TEs.

Our tight end fantasy football rankings for Week 4 are put together by Nick Mariano, Scott Engel, Brandon Murchinson, and Andersen Pickard. In addition to our staff rankings, below you will also find a summary of the important fantasy football injury news for this week. There are always key injuries to keep track of, so be sure to check back until kickoff. Be sure to bookmark our fantasy football rankings portal and check back regularly for updates. Most importantly, our free mobile app is a must-have - download it and configure your push notifications. We deliver all the top NFL news, injuries, and fantasy analysis 24x7 with our free push notification alerts... all for free!

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Week 4 Tight End Fantasy Football News and Injuries

• Sam LaPorta Removed From Injury Report
• Evan Engram Considered Doubtful For Sunday
• George Kittle Good To Go For Week 4
• Trey McBride Ruled Out For Week 4
• Taysom Hill Looks Good To Go Against Falcons
• Hunter Henry Headed For Unfavorable Week 4 Matchup
• Cole Kmet A Low-End TE 1 Option In Favorable Matchup Against Rams
• Hayden Hurst No Longer On The Injury Report
• Noah Fant Limited On Friday
• Mark Andrews Is Tough To Trust Against Bills
• Zach Ertz Remains Undervalued TE In Week 4

Week 4 Tight Ends Rankings for Fantasy Football

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Week 4 Tight End Outlooks For Fantasy Football

Hunter Henry, New England Patriots - Fantasy Football Outlook

New England Patriots tight end Hunter Henry should be avoided in most fantasy leagues ahead of Week 4 versus the San Francisco 49ers. Henry's production has been inconsistent through three games this year. He did catch eight passes for 109 yards in Week 2, but outside of that contest, he's averaging just two catches and 14 yards per week.

Fantasy managers can't bank on Henry exploding again this Sunday and should instead prepare for a lower-volume performance. A very unfavorable matchup also awaits Henry as the Niners have allowed the fewest fantasy points to opposing tight ends.

They've also surrendered the fewest receptions, fewest touchdowns, and second-fewest receiving yards to the position. Needless to say, the stars are not aligning for Henry this week. With several key factors working against him, the veteran tight end can be benched in most leagues.

- Andersen Pickard, RotoBaller

Cole Kmet, Chicago Bears - Fantasy Football Outlook

Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet is a recommended starter this week, thanks to a favorable matchup against a struggling Los Angeles Rams secondary. The Rams allow a league-high 11.53 yards per target and a 93.3% catch rate to opposing tight ends this season.

In Week 3, with Keenan Allen (heel) sidelined, Kmet had one of his best performances, tying his career-high in receptions and narrowly missing a second 100-yard game. After starting the season behind Gerald Everett, Kmet has out-snapped him in the last two games, although he still isn't on the field as frequently as last year.

If Allen cannot play or is less than fully healthy in Week 4, Kmet should have ample opportunities against a Rams defense that struggles to cover the middle of the field. The Bears could have a full array of weapons for the first time since Week 1, as Allen is listed as questionable. After being limited in practice earlier in the week, he returned to full practice on Friday, which could impact Kmet's target share.

The Rams have allowed the third-most fantasy points per game and the fourth-most receiving yards to tight ends. Start Kmet as a low-end TE1 this week, and I hope his breakout continues

- Martin Grisko, RotoBaller

Taysom Hill, New Orleans Saints - Fantasy Football Outlook

New Orleans Saints utilityman Taysom Hill (chest) is ready to get back to action in Week 4. The notorious jack of all trades missed the Saints' previous outing against the Eagles while dealing with a chest injury suffered in Week 2 against the Dallas Cowboys.

Hill was mostly left out of the Saints' prolific offensive output in their first two games of 2024, getting a total of 10 touches and 55 scrimmage yards but that might change when the team takes on the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. With running back Alvin Kamara (hips/ribs) limited in practice all week and wide receiver Chris Olave (hamstring) added to the injury report on Friday, Hill may be in line for his first big game of 2024.

The boom-or-bust cycle of Hill's career skews towards the latter but given the health of his teammates, his versatility, and the overall production (or lack thereof) at tight end league-wide, Hill might be a risk worth taking at tight end in Week 4.

- Dan Stephens, RotoBaller

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