DraftKings Main Slate for Week 10 - Tight End (TE)

Taysom Hill is still in play at his 4k price tag, with the #Saints needing dramatic help on offense. His hybrid role aside, Juwan Johnson and Foster Moreau land in demand, too. Johnson has a floor of 6 points over the last five weeks and a 60% snap count during the previous three weeks. His mark of 13 points will likely need the end zone. The sneaky play of Foster Moreau at 3k and a 12-point mark is appealing. His snaps of 72% over the last three weeks are up +5.44 on his season average, including 79% last week. The #Falcons allowed 10+ points in the previous three weeks, including 14 points to Jake Ferguson last week and 29 points to Cade Otton two weeks ago. #Saints

Hunter Henry has a floor of 9 points in the last four weeks, including 12+ points in three games. His floor of 15 points presents likely against the #Bears, who allowed 12+ points in the previous three weeks, including 22 points from Evan Engram three weeks ago. Solid play. #Patriots

Kyle Pitts bucked the trend, scoring 2 points last week against the #Cowboys, who allowed 10+ in the three previous weeks. Dallas Goedert returns after injury with an 18-point mark. With Grant Calcaterra finding an 8-point floor in the last two weeks, I'd presume Goedert can find a 10-point floor, as his production was solid before the injury, hitting 30 and 13 points. He feels sneaky. #Eagles

Travis Kelce is back to his old self, scoring 25 and 26 points in the last two weeks. While his history against the #Broncos isn't explosive, it arrives with an 11-point floor since 2021. The #Broncos have limited TEs to 6 points or fewer in the last four weeks, but Brock Bowers landed 23 points before that trend. Because of the late kickoff with pricing, Kelce went down $300 from last week, leaving his mark at 24 points, making him a solid play. #Chiefs

The #Colts allowed 9+ to TEs in the last three weeks, including 16+ in two games. Dalton Kincaid has scored 7, 13, 8, and 11 points over the previous four games. With a mark of 19 points, it's not a hard reach, but his inconsistency and lack of upside don't make it easy. It's fair-ish play, with Dawson Knox landing as a cheap dart with the injuries to the #Bills' WRs, which should increase or maintain his 65% snap count last week. #Bills

TJ Hockenson returned last week, snapping 45%. They should easily increase putting him in consideration with his 18-point mark against the #Jaguars. Jacksonville allowed 8 points to Grant Calcaterra last week and 16+ points in the previous three weeks. Josh Oliver may be a bit of a thorn, as he's played well in the last two weeks, scoring 11 and 16 points. If Oliver is down to 30% or less from his 56% snap count last week, I like Hockenson to find his mark. #Vikings

Chig was a favorite last year with his cheap salary and high snap counts. Throughout this season, his 57% snap share limited consideration. That's increased to 64% in the last three weeks, including 72% last week. With a mark of 12 points, it keeps him on the radar, but the matchup against the #Chargers doesn't promote success, as they've limited TEs to 10 points or fewer since Week 6 and 7 points or fewer in three of those games. #Titans

Evan Engram is working toward his production of last season, scoring 11+ in three of the previous four weeks. With the injuries to the #Jaguars' WRs, he should continue to maintain that floor against the #Vikings. Minnesota allowed George Kittle 20 points, Tucker Kraft 18 points, and Tyler Conklin 11 points but limited production to 3 points or fewer in the last three weeks. #Jaguars

My trend of promoting Cole Kmet has diminished this season, but he has a fair matchup this week against the #Patriots, who allowed 11 (Vannet) and 13 points (Conklin) in the last two weeks. Kmet's production is sporadic, especially with the multiple weapons at WR this year. He hit 24 points two weeks ago against the #Jaguars and 8 points or fewer to round out the last five weeks. He's a little pricey for the dart and floor provided against the #Patriots. #Bears

The #Jets haven't allowed a TE to score more than 11 points on the season. Trey McBride has a 10-point floor or better in the last five weeks. Something has to give, but matchups aside, McBride is always in play until he shows us otherwise. #Cardinals

Jake Ferguson has a floor of 11 points in three of the last five games, with 14 points last week against the #Falcons. His history against the #Eagles is solid, scoring 12 and 22 points last season. While his price tag and mark of 20 points are a little high, Cooper Rush should lean here, as the #Eagles have allowed 11 and 13 points to TE over the previous two weeks. #Cowboys

Due to the injuries with the #Buccaneers, Cade Otton has become a monster over the last three weeks, scoring 21+ points. That volume should continue against the #49ers, who haven't allowed any ceilings of that caliber but have allowed 10-13 points to TEs in three of the last four weeks. Otton has a mark of 22 points, as his salary has increased by $2100 since Week 7. #49ers

George Kittle has a floor of 15+ points in the last four matchups, including 20+ in three games. The #Buccaneers allowed 20+ in the last three games. It will be hard not to land here...even in the flex. #49ers