Week 4 Fantasy Football Must-Sit Tight Ends Including Mark Andrews & Colston Loveland
These three tight ends have too many red flags to trust in fantasy lineups during Week 4.
Week 4 of the fantasy football season has brought a list of tight ends that managers should consider sitting. The Baltimore Ravens' Mark Andrews and the Chicago Bears' Colston Loveland are two names that top the list.
Mark Andrews, a tight end for the Baltimore Ravens, has struggled to make a significant impact. In the first three weeks, the Titans have allowed only 6.3 points to starting tight ends, with 0 of those points coming from touchdowns. Andrews hasn't been doing enough to justify starting him in fantasy lineups.
Colston Loveland from the Chicago Bears has also been disappointing. After scoring a touchdown against the Eagles, which was later overturned when he tucked his arm rather than stretching it over the goal line, Loveland hasn't fulfilled his potential. He will face a Jets defense ranked fourth-best in the league against tight ends, which further diminishes his chances of contributing positively to a fantasy lineup.
Another tight end that should be sitting is Jake Ferguson of the Dallas Cowboys. Although he has shown efficiency on 11 targets, catching nine passes and scoring three touchdowns, this rate is not sustainable. Ferguson is likely to see fewer targets in Week 4 as Dallas aims for a lower-scoring game. With only 3.66 targets expected, relying on Ferguson to score touchdowns is not a wise strategy.
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