Tim Wright played on 33-of-65 snaps (50.7 percent) in Sunday's win over the Falcons. Wright has fallen off the map of late with a total of two catches for 32 yards on three targets over the last two weeks. But he's remained the primary pass-catching tight end, playing on a healthy 53.0 percent of the snaps. The biggest reason for his disappointing numbers is the Bucs' two-game winning streak. Wright does most of his damage in garbage time, something the TE2 could see plenty of in Week 12. The Lions have been installed as 9.5 point favorites over the Bucs.

Tim Wright caught one pass for 19 yards in Week 10 versus the Dolphins. Wright was targeted just the one time. It came with 6:38 left in the third quarter and picked up a first down on second-and-19. Wright had an enticing matchup on paper, but it didn't translate to the field. The Bucs were gashing the Dolphins on the ground and stuck with what was working. Wright is more TE2 than TE1, but he's a red-zone option most weeks. The Falcons are up next. Wright caught two passes for 15 yards against Atlanta in Week 7.

Tim Wright caught four passes for 58 yards and a touchdown in the Bucs' Week 9 loss to Seattle. The Seahawks' shutdown perimeter coverage kept Vincent Jackson (2-11) and Tiquan Underwood (2-29) under wraps, so Wright stepped forward as the Bucs' best passing-game option. Wright moves well at 6-foot-3, 220, even if he isn't built up like a classic tight end. He's on the back-end TE1 fantasy radar. The Bucs will host the Dolphins on Monday Night Football in Week 10.

Tim Wright caught five passes for 48 yards and a touchdown in Week 8 against the Panthers. Wright was able to bounce back after being held to two catches for 15 yards in Week 7. He was a non-factor in the first half, but was able to score a touchdown late in the fourth quarter. Wright has emerged a legit TE2 since Mike Glennon took over as quarterback. He has 19 catches for 195 yards over his last four games.

Bucs TE Tim Wright played on 45-of-86 snaps in Sunday's loss to the Falcons. Wright produced just two catches for 16 yards on three targets, but the Bucs threw on the ball on 84.4 percent of his snaps. The Bucs ran on 57.5 percent of blocking tight end Tom Crabtree's 40 snaps. Wright's box score was disappointing, but his usage was as expected. He's still a solid TE2 with upside on a Bucs team that is going to be trailing a ton the rest of the way.

Filling in for an injured Tom Crabtree, Bucs TE Tim Wright caught five passes for 41 yards in Tampa's Week 4 loss to the Cardinals. An undrafted free agent out of Rutgers, Wright technically came off the bench behind Nate Byham, but Byham wasn't targeted. Wright now has six catches over his past two games, but is miles from fantasy relevance in an offense starting a rookie quarterback.