Tyler Kroft Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

SF TE Tyler Kroft (knee) practiced in full.

SF TE Tyler Kroft (Knee) and RB Ty Davis-Price did not practice Saturday. TE Ross Dwelley at practice in non-contact jersey.

Assuming this observation holds and he is a DNP on the official report, this is troubling for his availability Sunday. It could be more Ross Dwelley and Tyler Kroft for them. You won't consider them as top options for the slate no matter what.

Michael Carter and Tyler Kroft were both activated to the 53-man roster from IR ahead of Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins. Dan Brown and Vyncint Smith were also elevated from practice squad for Sunday's game. Assuming he plays Carter could potentially retake his position as the Jets top running back on Sunday. However we should monitor news up until lock to see if there are any indications given to what Carter's role will be in this his first game back off IR. If active Kroft will likely split time at tight end with Ryan Griffin and would not be considered a DFS relevant option. Brown and Smith were both added for depth at their positions and should not be considered DFS relevant at this point.

As expeced, Davis was ruled out against the Bengals. He was doubtful with a hip injury so it was unlikely he played. Although none of the Jets receivers are great options, Jamison Crowder should lead the team in targets, while Keelan Cole, Elijah Moore, and Denzel Mims mix in to various levels. Kroft was ruled in, so he'll split snaps with Ryan Griffin at tight end; neither is a great option due to the Jets bleak pass game with Mike White leading the way.

Tyler Kroft has been ruled out for Sunday and Tevin Coleman has been listed as questionable With Kroft ruled out, Ryan Griffin should continue to serve as the top tight end with Daniel Brown and Trevon Wesco backing him up though none of these players are DFS relevant at the time. If Coleman were to be ruled out not much would change in the New York backfield as Michael Carter and Ty Johnson have usurped his role. They would likely split the extra work and become slightly better plays.

Tyler Kroft has tested positive for COVID-19, meaning he is ruled out for Week 17. Because this is a positive test, not just a high-risk close contact, Kroft will be out at least 10 days from the time of the positive test, putting his playoff eligibility in question. The Bills should have Dawson Knox, Lee Smith and Nate Becker at TE, assuming none of them end up being close contacts of Kroft.