Erick All

All was targeted twice in the Bengals' loss, highlighted by a 28-yard catch in the first half. Mike Gesicki was the lead tight end, though with him running more wide receiver routes, All saw a small increase in opportunity. The rookie is still not fantasy relevant, but is quietly averaging a pair of receptions per game this season.

The Bengals' tight ends were seldom used in the team's win over the Browns in Week 7. Gesicki was the only one to catch a pass, while Erick All, Drew Sample, and Tanner Hudson each received one target and did not catch it. Gesicki is the Bengals' primary tight end but is no more than a deep-league dart throw moving forward.

After logging a DNP on Wednesday, Gesicki was upgraded to limited on Thursday. The veteran tight end has split time with rookie Erick All as of late, and has just 17 receptions for 178 yards on the season. Barely a reliable fantasy asset, Gesicki will be hard to trust as anything more than a dart throw in Week 6 against the Giants.

Gesicki has been effective in a part-time role for the Bengals this year, totaling 17 receptions for 178 yards through five games. Erick All has been seeing some work behind Gesicki but not enough to be a reliable fantasy option. He would jump into the TE2 ranks if Gesicki is unable to suit up this week.