This article references Kyle Rudolph and more! Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph caught four passes for 63 yards, including two touchdowns, as the Vikings edged the Lions 30-23. Rudolph got off to a great start, catching a play-action pass from quarterback Case Keenum for an easy red-zone touchdown and added another score later in the game. This is more like what fantasy owners were hoping for this season with Rudolph, but he has not factored much in the red zone for the Vikings this season. Rudolph, however, posted his eighth game of[...]Keep on reading: Kyle Rudolph Hopes To Build On His Best Performance Of The Season

This article references Kyle Rudolph and more! Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph will face a Detroit Lions defense that has allowed the 17th most points to the tight end position this season. It has been a disappointing season to this point for Rudolph, who has 42 receptions but only one touchdown catch over his last five games. Rudolph only posted 34 receiving yards in Week 4 against the Lions, but the Vikings will have to score points to stay in this game on Thanksgiving. He will be a touchdown-dependent TE1 option in Week 12.Keep on reading: Kyle Rudolph A Touchdown-Dependent Fantasy Play

This article references Adam Shaheen, Charles Clay, Daniel Brown, Delanie Walker, Dion Sims, Eric Ebron, Jeremy Sprinkle, Kyle Rudolph, Ricky Seals-Jones, Tyrod Taylor 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. Below are my Week 12 waiver wire adds for tight ends. Following this past week's games, this is a list of tigh[...]Keep on reading: Tight Ends Waiver Wire - Week 12 Pickups and Adds

This article references Kyle Rudolph and more! Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph registered five receptions for 58 yards in the Vikings dominant win over the Rams. This stat line is pretty typical of Rudolph's season -- solid offensive involvement that is bereft of touchdowns. It has made for a frustrating season from a fantasy perspective for a player with the kind of red-zone talent Rudolph possesses. On the bright side, the Vikings offense is humming right now under quarterback Case Keenum, giving Rudolph a strong chance each week[...]Keep on reading: Kyle Rudolph Chips In 58 Yards As Vikings Roll

This article references Kyle Rudolph and more! Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph has been active in the Vikings offense but has had little to show for it. Over his past five games, Rudolph has 27 receptions but is averaging only 39.8 yards per game in that span. He has been a safety-valve for quarterback Case Keenum but his numbers are certainly down this season. This week he will face a Rams defense that does an excellent job of limiting the production from the opposing tight end position but has allowed four touchdown passes over it[...]Keep on reading: Kyle Rudolph A Touchdown-Dependent Fantasy Option

This article references Kyle Rudolph and more! Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph caught five passes for only 37 yards as the Vikings beat the Redskins in Week 10. Rudolph was targeted seven times and moved the chains making some nice underneath catches from quarterback Case Keenum. With Keenum under center, Rudolph is a touchdown-dependent fantasy option at this point. His preferred target is clearly receiver Adam Thielen, making Rudolph a dicey play week-to-week.Keep on reading: Kyle Rudolph Totals Only 37 Yards

This article references Aaron Rodgers, Alex Collins, Brett Hundley, C.J. Anderson, Davante Adams, Devontae Booker, Golden Tate, Jack Doyle, Jamaal Charles, Kyle Rudolph, Marvin Jones, Teddy Bridgewater and more! It's getting dangerously close to playoff time and finding players with scoring potential is more crucial than ever. Let's keep digging through the stats to find great values at the skill positions. Just like targets are the lifeblood of a receiver's value in PPR leagues, red zone touches are the most relevant factor to consider for standard leagues. In this article each week, we'll identify red zone risers and fallers who could see their fantasy value impacted by usage in the most critical [...]Keep on reading: Week 10 Red-Zone Risers and Fallers: Players With Scoring Potential

This article references Kyle Rudolph and more! Kyle Rudolph this season has 32 receptions for only 271 yards and three touchdowns. It has been a disappointing season for the talented tight end as the Vikings have struggled with quarterback continuity. Rudolph, however, has an excellent matchup against a Redskins defense that has allowed the fourth most fantasy points to opposing tight ends and 79.6 receiving yards to the position per game. They also have allowed 89+ receiving yards to four different tight ends this season. Rudolph is an easy[...]Keep on reading: Kyle Rudolph A Must-Start In Week 10

This article references Kyle Rudolph and more! Kyle Rudolph caught six passes for only 27 yards but added an impressive touchdown catch as the Vikings took out the Browns 33-16. Quarterback Case Keenum put the ball where only the 6'6' Rudolph could catch it and the tight end went up high for the 6-yard score. The numbers are not pretty but Rudolph is a weekly red zone threat and one of the Keenum's favorite targets.Keep on reading: Kyle Rudolph Snags Impressive Touchdown

This article references Amari Cooper, Duke Johnson, Eli Manning, Hunter Henry, Isaiah Crowell, Jared Goff, Jordan Reed, Josh Doctson, Julio Jones, Kyle Rudolph, Marshawn Lynch, Matt Ryan, Sammy Watkins, Terrelle Pryor, Trevor Siemian and more! I've been writing a series of articles known as Disaster Recovery this season. Each week, I looked at typical must-start plays that turned in dud performances. You can call this list the Disaster Recovery All Stars. These guys would have appeared multiple times if I covered the same player two weeks in a row, and any of them who have qualified for the column this week have been featured. The players listed below were players with relatively high average draft positions that have not lived up [...]Keep on reading: Hit The Panic Button: Time to Give Up on High Draft Picks?