Fantasy Football Start 'Em Sit 'Em TEs Week 6 picks feat. Tucker Kraft, Dallas Goedert, Dalton Schultz

Week 6 of the 2024 fantasy football season has arrived and managers must now decide which tight ends they want to use in their lineups. Finding the best options is based on different factors, including their recent individual performances and direct weekly matchups. Here are the best ones to target and fade this week after breaking down all the variables.

Fantasy Football Week 6 TEs Start 'Em picks

Week 6 starts

Tucker Kraft has been one of the biggest breakout players of the 2024 fantasy football season so far. He opened the year as the Green Bay Packers' second tight end behind Luke Musgrave, making his rise to an elite weekly option even more impressive. He has finished his past two games as the weekly TE1 and TE7, while scoring the third-most total fantasy points of any tight end this season.

Joining Kraft as another excellent tight end to target in Week 6 is Dallas Goedert, who has seen his role with the Philadelphia Eagles increase as the season has progressed. He was targeted just nine times across the first two weeks of the year, but that number has increased to 19 targets across his past two games. This has resulted in weekly finishes of TE7 and TE1 in those games.

Here is a full list of tight ends to target in Week 6 fantasy football lineups:

Must Starts

• Brock Bowers
• George Kittle
• Jake Ferguson
• Trey McBride
• Tucker Kraft
• Dallas Goedert

DFS Picks

• Tucker Kraft
• Jake Ferguson
• Pat Freiermuth
• Isaiah Likely

Fantasy Football Week 6 TEs Sit 'Em picks

Week 6 sits

Dalton Schultz is among the list of tight ends who should be avoided in fantasy football lineups this week. He has finished among the top 10 tight ends in each of his past three seasons, but ranks as just the overall TE27 this year so far in a crowded Houston Texans offense. He has also failed to finish as better than TE20 in any week this year, making him a clear fade.

Mark Andrews is another formerly elite tight end option who can no longer be trusted in weekly starting lineups. He shockingly ranks as just the TE32 this year and even has two weeks where he failed to record a single reception. Despite a season-best 55 yards last week and a favorable matchup against the Washington Commanders, he is better off benched.

Here's a full list of Week 6 fades:

Must Sits

• Dalton Schultz
• Mark Andrews
• Mike Gesicki
• Chig Okonkwo

DFS Fades

• Kyle Pitts
• Cade Otton
• Mark Andrews