Week 4 is upon us and, unfortunately, the tight end position has been a nightmare. With passing down across the league, tight ends are feeling the pain and if you have an elite tight end, you’re one of the lucky ones. For those that don’t, you may need some help on the waiver wire this week in the form of Week 4 fantasy football TE streamers.
Pick the right fantasy football streamer option to get the win this week and continue down the path of fantasy greatness, which ends with you hoisting your league’s trophy, championship belt or champ chain.
Players must be owned in less than 60 percent of ESPN fantasy leagues to be included in the fantasy football Week 4 TE streamers column. All ownerships for players will be provided and will reflect that of Wednesday morning, once waivers are processed.
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Fantasy Football Week 4 TE Streamers
Zach Ertz Fantasy Outlook (28.9%)
Ben Sinnott was a popular stash pick at the tight end position this year, but so far, it’s been all Zach Ertz in the Washington Commanders offense. He has posted 13 targets over the first three weeks, hauling in 12 of those passes for 128 yards. His touchdown upside is limited, but Ertz is on the field a lot and is clearly a trusted option for quarterback Jayden Daniels. Unless Ertz gets hurt, he should be a solid tight end streamer for the foreseeable future.
Cole Kmet Fantasy Outlook (46.7%)
This may be the last week for you to get him before he’s gone. If Cole Kmet is available, he has to be rostered. Coming in with high expectations in a revamped Chicago Bears offense, Kmet mustered just five receptions for 31 yards in the first two weeks. In Week 3, Kmet hauled in 10 of 11 targets for 97 yards and a touchdown.
Although Kmet had a dud in Week 1, he drew five targets in Week 2, showing that his usage in this offense in Week 3 wasn’t a fluke. Like most other tight ends, he’s certainly not an elite option due to Chicago’s volatility, but he’ll get targeted consistently.
Noah Fant Fantasy Outlook (6%)
Although he only combined for three catches in Weeks 1 and 2, the targets Noah Fant is drawing is reason for optimism. He had seven total targets in the first two weeks before being targeted six times in Week 3 alone. Fant hauled in six of those targets for 60 yards and it looks like he’ll draw a fair amount of targets per game. While he certainly won’t blow you away, and he’ll have some off weeks, Noah Fant has a stable number of targets, something the majority of tight ends don’t have.
