And that's more than we can say for Luke Musgrave, who flashed a solid downfield role in Week 1 but was a non-factor in Week 2. HE hasn't been bad, but he's just been fine, nothing more. Otherwise? Well, much ballyhooed rookie Dalton Kincade has been fine, with nine catches on 10 targets, though for only 69 yards, while teammate Dawson Knox has been more involved near the goal line. I feel very good about LaPorta as my starting TE right now if he needs to be. 5.5 targets per game isn't great, but he's emerged quickly as a dependable option for Jared Goff, and his after-the-catch skills give him opportunities to break some big plays even when he isn't being targeted down the field. ![]() Sam LaPorta has been pretty good, though even that's relative - he had 10 catches on 11 targets for 102 yards, ranking as TE4 through two weeks mostly because the position has been kind of a disaster. Entering Monday's games, only five tight ends are averaging more than 11 PPR points per game so far, and that includes three who have only played one game Īnd that's without even getting into disastrous showings from Dallas Goedert, George Kittle and Kyle Pitts in the first two weeks. ![]() I would often joke in the offseason that, "Hey, maybe tight end won't be so bad this year" is the Fantasy Football equivalent of famous last words, and it sure looks like optimism was misplaced this season.
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