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Fantasy Football Week 6 tight end rankings

Ranking the top TE options in fantasy football for Week 6.

Fantasy Football Week 6 tight end rankings

Week 6 of the 2026 NFL season brings a new set of tight ends to consider for fantasy football rosters. Travis Kelce, who was sidelined by a bye week, will return to the Chiefs, while Sam LaPorta is lost to the Patriots.

Mark Andrews of the Ravens falls to 12th on the rankings due to his bye week, but remains a reliable option with 4-6 catches per game. Hunter Henry of the Patriots jumps to 11th after a strong performance last week, catching three passes for 44 yards and a touchdown.

Dallas Goedert of the Eagles holds the 10th spot, providing a reliable safety net for Jalen Hurts. Dalton Kincaid of the Bills drops to 9th after a inconsistent stretch, but has the potential for a big game against the Raiders.

Trey McBride of the Cardinals remains a standout option at 8th, despite a crowded receiving corps. He leads all receivers in receptions this season with 42. Tucker Kraft of the Packers sits at 7th, poised to exceed his season high of six receptions in this matchup against the Cowboys.

Juwon Johnson of the Saints is ranked 6th despite a quiet outing last week, as he has become a reliable option with 25 catches this season. Tyler Warren of the Colts rises to 5th, seeing significant playing time against the Titans.

Travis Kelce of the Chiefs again tops the rankings at 1, benefiting from a fresh start following his October break. George Kittle of the 49ers stands at 3rd, expected to shatter the passing defense of the Commanders. Finally, Brock Bowers of the Raiders rounds out the top 5, facing a Buffalo defense that has allowed the most points in the AFC this season.

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