This article references Kyle Rudolph and more! Kyle Rudolph and the Vikings will travel to London to take on the 0-7 Browns in [...]Keep on reading: Kyle Rudolph A Must-Start Against Browns

This article references Kyle Rudolph and more! Kyle Rudolph caught five passes for 43 yards as the Vikings cruised to a 24-9 win over the Ravens. Rudolph was targeted seven times, second on the team, in the game and continues to be someone quarterback Case Keenum can lean on. But the Vikings prefer to deploy a conservative offensive game plan around the running game that makes Rudolph culpable of some poor fantasy stat lines. He still is one of the most talented receivers at his position and is a threat to catch a touchdown every week.Keep on reading: Kyle Rudolph Puts Up 43 Receiving Yards In Win

This article references Kyle Rudolph and more! Kyle Rudolph and the Vikings will take on the Ravens this Sunday. [...]Keep on reading: Kyle Rudolph Has Prime Week 7 Matchup

This article references Cameron Brate, Carson Palmer, dalvin cook, DeVante Parker, Duke Johnson, Isaiah Crowell, Jarvis Landry, Kareem Hunt, Kyle Rudolph, Larry Fitzgerald, Leveon Bell, O.J. Howard, Sam Bradford, Spencer Ware, Todd Gurley, Tyreek Hill and more! We're starting to get a sense of which players are integral parts of their team's offense, especially in the red zone. Still, injuries and bye weeks demand that we find under-the-radar players who have great opportunity to contribute as well. We always need to dig deeper 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,[...]Keep on reading: Week 5 Red Zone Risers - Players With Scoring Potential

This article references Kyle Rudolph and more! Expectations were high coming into the season as Kyle Rudolph came off his best season as a professional. Now a quarter of the way through the season, owners are frustrated. He's failed to record more than 45 yards in a single game. In fact, he's on pace for a disappointing 40 catches for 436 yards after nearly doubling those numbers in 2016. His only value in 2017 has come in the form of a Week 1 touchdown when Sam Bradford was the one under center.Keep on reading: Kyle Rudolph Underwhelms Again

This article references Adrian Peterson, Alvin Kamara, Andrew Luck, Cam Newton, Case Keenum, Chris Thompson, Christian McCaffrey, Giovani Bernard, Jacoby Brissett, Jeremy Hill, Joe Mixon, Kareem Hunt, Kirk Cousins, Kyle Rudolph, Mark Ingram, Philip Rivers, Rob Kelley, Russell Wilson, Samaje Perine, Scott Tolzien, T.Y. Hilton, Terrelle Pryor, TY Hilton and more! Whether due to their own play, the play of others, or injuries, players' stock increases and decreases on a weekly basis. Perhaps more than any other, the NFL is a league that experiences ups and downs at a rapid pace. With only 16 games, there?s little room for error and seemingly endless opportunities for improvement. The same goes for fantasy football, and managing rosters effectively is key to winning that championship. Throughout the season, players get hot and see an increased role whil[...]Keep on reading: Fantasy Football Risers & Fallers - Week 4

This article references Adam Thielen, Stefon Diggs and more! Vikings fans saw their two leading wide receivers find regular opportunity on Monday night. Adam Thielen failed to reach the end zone, but delivered a team-high 157 yards on nine receptions. His counterpart, Stefon Diggs, made a statement early with a pair of touchdowns and 93 yards on seven catches. It remains unclear how well Sam Bradford will balance the receivers and tight end Kyle Rudolph, but the potential is there.Keep on reading: Adam Thielen, Stefon Diggs Torch New Orleans Secondary

This article references Adam Thielen, Adrian Peterson, Blair Walsh, Cordarrelle Patterson, dalvin cook, Jerick McKinnon, Kai Forbath, Kyle Rudolph, Laquon Treadwell, Latavius Murray, Matt Asiata, Michael Floyd, Sam Bradford, Stacy Coley, Stefon Diggs, Teddy Bridgewater and more! The Minnesota Viking had a whirlwind of a season last year, as they got off to a hot 5-0 start, but only won three of their following 11 games. Their roster was plagued with injuries, but with that, a number of young players stepped up, and began to make a name for themselves. With a re-tooled roster, the Vikings look to challenge the perennial division champs of the NFC North, the Green Bay Packers. Armed with a pair of new running backs, this offense hopes to see marked improvement from a r[...]Keep on reading: 2017 NFL Team Outlook - Minnesota Vikings

This article references Kyle Rudolph and more! Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph is the clear veteran among a very young tight end group this year. Behind him the group has combined for one career regular season catch for four yards. It was a career year for Rudolph in 2016, as he caught 83 passes (132 targets) for 840 yards and seven touchdowns while playing in 92.1 percent of the offensive snaps. For the second straight season he averaged 10.1 yards per catch as one of quarterback Sam Bradford's most consistent and trusted options. [...]Keep on reading: Kyle Rudolph The Veteran Of Tight End Corps

This article references Alex Smith, Andrew Luck, Antonio Gates, Brandin Cooks, C.J. Fiedorowicz, Cam Newton, Cameron Brate, Coby Fleener, Corey Davis, Davante Adams, Delanie Walker, Drew Brees, Eric Decker, Eric Ebron, Erik Swoope, Greg Olsen, Hunter Henry, Jack Doyle, Jason Witten, Jimmy Graham, Jordan Reed, Jordy Nelson, Kyle Rudolph, Martellus Bennett, O.J. Howard, Rob Gronkowski, Russell Wilson, Sam Bradford, Scott Tolzien, Taywan Taylor, Travis Kelce, Tyler Eifert, Zach Ertz and more! With the NFL fantasy drafts approaching and the calendar flipping to August, it is close to crunch time for fantasy owners to get their research done. Grouped below are tight ends with a brief summary on each individual and what to expect for this upcoming season. Rotoballer provides owners with a continuously updated ranking system, allowing owners to continuously keep up-to-date all the way until draft day. This allows individuals to get the absolute most out of their draft. Provided b[...]Keep on reading: Standard Rankings Analysis - Tight Ends