Week 4 Start 'Em, Sit 'Em Fantasy Tight Ends

Week 4 of the fantasy football season is upon us, and it's time to make some crucial decisions for our rosters. The Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce and Miami Dolphins' Kyle Pitts are two tight ends to keep an eye on this week. Kelce has been performing exceptionally well, averaging over 16 points per game and boasting the fourth-most yards per route run among tight ends in the league. The Raiders have been the third-most accommodating to tight ends this season, making Kelce a strong choice for your lineup.

On the other hand, Dalton Schultz has been the focal point of the Dallas Cowboys' offense, with 205 receiving yards on 19 receptions so far. With Nico Collins out of the lineup, Schultz has become C.J. Stroud's go-to man. Against the Cowboys, who have surrendered the sixth-most fantasy points to tight ends this season, Schultz should have a favorable matchup. Even if Collins returns, Schultz should still be a solid pick for your lineup.

However, there are a few tight ends to sit this week. Kyle Pitts, despite some promising moments from his past seasons, has been inconsistent recently. With poor quarterback play in Atlanta and a lackluster performance in his first two games of 2026, Pitts is not worth starting in most lineups. Another player to avoid starting is Isaiah Likely against the Cardinals, as he had a limited role in last week's game and may not perform well against Jameis Winston's passing game.