This article references Benjamin Watson, Jeremy Maclin and more! Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jeremy Maclin (hand) and tight end Benjamin Watson (calf) are both active in Week 5 against the Raiders. Both Maclin and Watson were expected to play, so this isn't a surprise. With Baltimore's offense really struggling, neither Maclin nor Watson are very intriguing options. Maclin is more of a WR3, while Watson is a low-end streaming option.Keep on reading: Jeremy Maclin, Benjamin Watson Active

This article references Benjamin Watson, Jeremy Maclin and more! Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jeremy Maclin (hand) and tight end Benjamin Watson (calf) both practiced in full Friday but are listed as questionable for Week 5 against the Raiders. Maclin's is a curious case, as he was able to practice in full all week. We'd expect him to play, although he's no better than a WR3/flex option in Baltimore's struggling offense. Maclin has topped out at four catches and 56 yards in a single game this year. [...]Keep on reading: Jeremy Maclin, Benjamin Watson Questionable Against Raiders

This article references Benjamin Watson and more! Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson (calf) is practicing Friday after missing the last two days. It appears Watson now has a chance to suit up in Week 5 against the Raiders. The 36-year-old veteran has one touchdown on the season, and he can't really be trusted as a legitimate TE1 in Baltimore's struggling offense, even against the Raiders.Keep on reading: Benjamin Watson Practicing Friday

This article references Benjamin Watson and more! Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson (calf) missed practice for the second straight day Thursday. It's not a good sign for Watson's Week 5 availability against the Raiders, especially with tight end Maxx Williams also sidelined. Watson had a big game against the Browns in Week 2, but hasn't done a whole lot since and is nothing more than a TE2 that isn't a recommended play this weekend.Keep on reading: Benjamin Watson Misses Practice Again

This article references Benjamin Watson and more! Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson (calf) is not participating in practice Wednesday. Watson has become the team's No. 1 pass-catching tight end, but with Baltimore's offense looking putrid through four weeks, he can't be trusted in fantasy starting lineups. Watson had five catches for 43 yards in the Week 4 loss to Pittsburgh.Keep on reading: Benjamin Watson Sitting Out Of Practice

This article references AJ Derby, Ben Watson, Cam Newton, Charles Clay, Delanie Walker, Ed Dickson, Evan Engram, Jared Cook, Jimmy Graham, Joe Flacco, Jordan Reed, Rob Gronkowski, Travis Kelce, Tyler Eifert, Tyler Kroft, Zach Ertz and more! While there were plenty of movers and shakers on the fantasy scene, the tight end position didn't see as much volatility. Injuries have been the biggest story in the tight end world, but the tight ends remained healthy, at least during this past week. So here we are, feverishly looking to analyze statistics and projections to justify an addition to our fantasy football teams. Following this past week's games, here is a list of tight ends you should consider adding to your roster. Once you[...]Keep on reading: Tight Ends Waiver Wire - Week 5 Pickups and Adds

This article references Benjamin Watson and more! Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson (calf) did not practice on Thursday. It is a downgrade from Wednesday when Watson was limited, making it hard to envision him playing without getting at least a limited session in on Friday. Watson caught all three of his targets for just 12 yards in a Week 3 pummeling, but one of those three went for a score. He's Joe Flacco's No. 1 pass-catching tight end, but on a run-first squad, Watson will essentially be a touchdown-dependent TE2. Maxx [...]Keep on reading: Benjamin Watson Held Out Of Practice

This article references Benjamin Watson and more! Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson (calf) was limited in practice Wednesday. It doesn't look to be a serious injury, so Watson should be able to play in Week 4 against the Steelers. Watson caught all three of his targets for just 12 yards in a Week 3 pummeling, but one of those three went for a score. He's Joe Flacco's No. 1 pass-catching tight end, but on a run-first squad, Watson will essentially be a touchdown-dependent TE2.Keep on reading: Benjamin Watson Limited Wednesday

This article references Alex Collins, Benjamin Watson, Darren Sproles, Jeremy Maclin, LeGarrette Blount, Robert Woods, Terrance West, Wendell Smallwood and more! Here's hoping that your fantasy squads are not only healthy but competitive after three weeks. Even if they aren't, there's plenty of time to turn things around. For those of you in deeper PPR leagues, consider the names you're about to see listed here. Each player listed is owned in less than 20% of Yahoo leagues, emphasizing that "deep league flier" feel. It takes more than a good draft to win, and stashing a savvy name keeps you afloat when it's looking a little dire. Fair warning, this[...]Keep on reading: Deeper PPR Sleepers Heading Into Week 4

This article references Benjamin Watson and more! Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson caught three passes for 12 yards in Week 3 versus Jacksonville. Watson saved his fantasy week by catching the only touchdown that Baltimore scored in the game. Watson seems to have asserted himself as the lead pass-catching tight end on the team. Now we shall see if he can string together performances to assert himself among his peers in the NFL.Keep on reading: Benjamin Watson Catches The Only Ravens Touchdown In Week 3