FANTASY FOOTBALL WEEKLY FEATURES

These player rankings track a player's value for the remainder of the season.

TIGHT ENDS

Rank	Player	Team	Bye
1	Antonio Gates	SDC	7
2	Kellen Winslow Jr.	CLE	7
3	Tony Gonzalez	KCC	8
4	Jeremy Shockey	NYG	9
5	Todd Heap	BAL	8
6	Jason Witten	DAL	8
7	Vernon Davis	SFO	6
8	Chris Cooley	WAS	4
9	Alge Crumpler	ATL	8
10	Heath Miller	PIT	6
11	Bo Scaife	TEN	4
12	Randy McMichael	STL	9
13	Dallas Clark	IND	6
14	Ben Watson	NEP	10
15	David Martin	MIA	9
16	Zach Miller	OAK	5
17	L.J. Smith	PHI	5
18	Eric Johnson	NOS	4
19	Leonard Pope	ARI	8
20	Greg Olsen	CHI	9
21	Jeff King	CAR	7
22	Marcedes Lewis	JAC	4
23	Donald Lee	GBP	7
24	Marcus Pollard	SEA	8
25	Daniel Graham	DEN	6
26	Bubba Franks	GBP	7
27	Owen Daniels	HOU	10
28	Alex Smith	TBB	10
29	Tony Scheffler	DEN	6
30	Desmond Clark	CHI	9
31	Ben Utecht	IND	6
32	Visanthe Shiancoe	MIN	5

Tony Gonzalez, Chiefs - Moving Down
Only fell a spot and it is only one game but the Chiefs not only looked punchless in week one, they have a brutal schedule coming up with few signs so far that Gonzo will be able to meet previous season levels of production. Still a great tight end, but not deserving of the #2 spot and may fall a little more if Huard and company do not get their act together soon.

Jason Witten , Cowboys - Moving Up
With Terrell Owens and Patrick Crayton spreading the field against the Giants, Witten turned in a monster six catch, 116 yard game with one score. That won't happen every week of course but it was a positive sign that the new offense would continue to use Witten and he should have a secure role in the passing game every week.

Vernon Davis, 49ers - Moving Down
The high potential second year player did almost nothing in the first game and more importantly, the 49er offense looked like it really missed Norv Turner. Davis is another that may fall further if the offense doesn't get on the same page quickly.

Zach Miller, Raiders - Moving Up
The rookie is only worthy of being a fantasy backup but his first NFL game had six targets and three catches. The Raiders love this kid and the offense intends on making him become a premier tight end eventually. Consider him a little higher in a keeper league.

Eric Johnson, Saints - Moving Up
The new tight end in New Orleans had eight catches for 57 yards last week as a sign that the team would use him but most of that came late in the already decided game against the prevent defense. Still a sign to keep an eye on him this year.

Jeff King, Panthers - Moving Up
The second year player may never be the next Wesley Walls, but he was used more than the Panthers typically have relied on tight ends in the past few seasons. A definite riser though likely never to the point of a worthy fantasy start.

Daniel Graham, Denver - Moving Down
Drops a few spots because Jay Cutler looked so sharp in week one that he won't be needing as many passes to tight ends this year. He connected very well with Javon Walker and that comes straight off the tight end numbers.

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