Kmet was the recipient of Caleb Williams' best ball of the day, catching a 25-yard hole shot in zone on the sideline. Kmet has eight targets for 69 yards since Week 6's two-touchdown scorcher against the Jaguars. This at least is a more reasonable line for someone ostensibly on the TE1 fringe.
Kmet has been an afterthought in a struggling Bears offense in recent weeks, and Week 10 saw him get four targets. He caught two of them in the short-yardage area, totaling 13 yards. Kmet is still the prevailing Bears tight end, but is the No. 4 pass-catching option in an offense that cannot find the endzone. Kmet is best left on fantasy benches for Week 11.
Kmet's 45 receiving snaps led all other Bears tight ends by 35, and ranked fourth on the team overall. He somehow finished as the only Bears "pass catcher" who failed to earn a single target. Kmet can be dropped in re-draft leagues.