Going streaming route for tight ends is play right now in fantasy football

As we typically see each year, the tight end position remains a weekly headache.Beyond elite, set-it-and-forget-it options like Brock Bowers and Trey McBride, the position drops off sharply into a sea of volatility.

Even established stars such as Tyler Warren and George Kittle have morphed into matchup-dependent plays based on game scripts and defensive coverage schemes. Instead of chasing top names in trades and depleting your roster at more important positions, digging deep into weekly matchups offers a far better return on investment.Streaming tight ends allows you to exploit defensive liabilities and capitalize on soft coverage without paying top dollar. Brenton Strange presents a prime streaming target as the Jaguars prepare to take on the Bengals.

Cincinnati’s defense has been bleeding production to opposing tight ends, surrendering nearly 300 receiving yards to the position through the first three weeks of the season.Though the Bengals addressed several defensive needs during the offseason, their secondary and linebacker corps continue to struggle in pass coverage against seam routes and intermediate targets. Furthermore, Strange benefits from a favorable matchup against Cincinnati’s man-heavy defensive schemes.

With Jacksonville looking to stretch the field, Strange is positioned for increased target volume in a high-upside spot. Darren Waller is another strong option as the Panthers prepare to square off against the Lions on Monday night.Detroit’s secondary has been in absolute freefall, largely due to key injuries that have sidelined starting safeties Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph.

Without their elite safety tandem controlling the back end, the Lions’ pass defense has looked completely lost.We just watched Jets rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq dismantle Detroit for 105 receiving yards and a touchdown in Week 3, and Waller’s size and athleticism make him a nightmare matchup for a depleted Detroit secondary that cannot cover the middle of the...

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