Fantasy Football: Week 11 TE Rankings

Check out Kevin Hanson's top 30 tight ends for Week 11 of the 2019 season.

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Kevin Hanson joins SI for the 2019 season. His fantasy rankings have placed him in the Top 20 in each of the past two seasons among all the industry experts tracked by FantasyPros.com, and he has been in the Top 25 in six of the past eight years.

Check out more of Kevin’s rankings: QB, RB, WR, DST, flex and kicker.

TE Start of the Week: Gerald Everett, Los Angeles Rams (vs. CHI)

A little more than halfway through his third season, Everett has set career highs in both receptions (34) and yards (365) in 2019. In addition, he set season highs last week with eight catches on 12 targets that he converted into 68 yards.

Everett has had a couple of quiet games, but he also has double-digit targets in the other three games over his past five played. Over that five-game stretch, Everett has 23 catches for 278 yards and a touchdown. The Bears have allowed the seventh-most fantasy points to the position this season.

TE Sit of the Week: T.J. Hockenson, Detroit Lions (vs. DAL)

The Cowboys have allowed the fourth-most fantasy points to the position. The rookie had a favorable matchup last week against the Bears, and he parlayed his six targets into three catches for 47 yards, although he had zero points through the first three quarters.

Hockenson has scored just two touchdowns all season and none over his past five games. Especially if Matthew Stafford (back) is unable to return this week, it’s difficult to trust that Hockenson will capitalize on the favorable matchup.

Week 11 fantasy football tight end rankings (half-PPR scoring):

TE1: Travis Kelce, KC @ LAC

TE2: Hunter Henry, LAC vs KC

TE3: Darren Waller, OAK vs CIN

TE4: Mark Andrews, BAL vs HOU

TE5: Zach Ertz, PHI vs NE

TE6: Jared Cook, NO @ TB

TE7: Greg Olsen, CAR vs ATL

TE8: Gerald Everett, LAR vs CHI

TE9: Eric Ebron, IND vs JAC

TE10: Jack Doyle, IND vs JAC

TE11: O.J. Howard, TB vs NO

TE12: Vance McDonald, PIT @ CLE

TE13: Kyle Rudolph, MIN vs DEN

TE14: T.J. Hockenson, DET vs DAL

TE15: Noah Fant, DEN @ MIN

TE16: Mike Gesicki, MIA vs BUF

TE17: Jason Witten, DAL @ DET

TE18: Dallas Goedert, PHI vs NE

TE19: Tyler Eifert, CIN @ OAK

TE20: Dawson Knox, BUF @ MIA

TE21: Ross Dwelley, SF vs ARI

TE22: Darren Fells, HOU @ BAL

TE23: Irv Smith Jr., MIN vs DEN

TE24: Ryan Griffin, NYJ @ WAS

TE25: Benjamin Watson, NE @ PHI

TE26: Nick Boyle, BAL vs HOU

TE27: Demetrius Harris, CLE vs PIT

TE28: Blake Jarwin, DAL @ DET

TE29: Cameron Brate, TB vs NO

TE30: Jordan Akins, HOU @ BAL

Week 11 fantasy football tight end rankings (non-PPR scoring):

TE1: Travis Kelce, KC @ LAC

TE2: Hunter Henry, LAC vs KC

TE3: Darren Waller, OAK vs CIN

TE4: Mark Andrews, BAL vs HOU

TE5: Jared Cook, NO @ TB

TE6: Zach Ertz, PHI vs NE

TE7: Greg Olsen, CAR vs ATL

TE8: Gerald Everett, LAR vs CHI

TE9: Eric Ebron, IND vs JAC

TE10: O.J. Howard, TB vs NO

TE11: Jack Doyle, IND vs JAC

TE12: Vance McDonald, PIT @ CLE

TE13: T.J. Hockenson, DET vs DAL

TE14: Kyle Rudolph, MIN vs DEN

TE15: Noah Fant, DEN @ MIN

TE16: Dallas Goedert, PHI vs NE

TE17: Tyler Eifert, CIN @ OAK

TE18: Mike Gesicki, MIA vs BUF

TE19: Jason Witten, DAL @ DET

TE20: Dawson Knox, BUF @ MIA

TE21: Darren Fells, HOU @ BAL

TE22: Ross Dwelley, SF vs ARI

TE23: Irv Smith Jr., MIN vs DEN

TE24: Ryan Griffin, NYJ @ WAS

TE25: Benjamin Watson, NE @ PHI

TE26: Demetrius Harris, CLE vs PIT

TE27: Nick Boyle, BAL vs HOU

TE28: Blake Jarwin, DAL @ DET

TE29: Cameron Brate, TB vs NO

TE30: Luke Stocker, ATL @ CAR

More Advice from SI Fantasy:

—Week 11 PPR rankings from Shawn Childs of FullTime Fantasy: QB, RB, WR, TE

—Dr. Roto’s Start ‘Em, Sit ‘Em for your tougher lineup decisions

—Frank Taddeo’s streaming options if you’re dealing with injuries or bye weeks

—Tuesday’s Bull Market Fantasy show with Jim Cramer

—Jaime Eisner’s waiver wire pickups: Brian Hill, Darius Slayton and suggestions for deeper leagues

—Frankie Taddeo’s droppables, with some big-name players you shouldn’t feel bad about cutting

—Jaime Eisner’s stock watch can help you win a trade

—Bill Enright’s injury report has the impact on everyone who got hurt in Week 10