Updated Divisional Round PPR Tight End Rankings for Fantasy Football - Travis Kelce, Dallas Goedert, Mark Andrews, Zach Ertz, Dalton Schultz, Tyler Higbee

Updated Divisional Round NFL playoffs fantasy football tight end rankings for PPR scoring (2025). Set winning lineups with our updated Divisional Round rankings for fantasy football.

Whether you're set to take part in playoff fantasy football leagues, DFS contests, or both, RotoBaller will provide coverage through Super Bowl LIX. Tight ends remain one of the trickiest positions in fantasy football, so we're here to help. Dig into the rankings below to see where Travis Kelce, Dallas Goedert, Mark Andrews, Zach Ertz, Dalton Schultz, and Tyler Higbee stand, among the other TEs playing this weekend.

Lead-ranker Nick Mariano assembles our Updated Divisional Round fantasy football tight end rankings. Many of you playing in playoff leagues are still competing for something, and we're here, as always, to help you win. Use our tight end rankings to help set the most optimal lineup for Divisional Round weekend.

In addition to our Divisional Round Weekend rankings, below you will find a summary of this week's most crucial fantasy football injury news. There are always critical injuries to track, so check back until kickoff. Good luck, RotoBallers!

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Divisional Round Fantasy Football Tight End News and Injuries

• Travis Kelce Looking To Return To Form Against Texans
• Rams Expect Tyler Higbee To Play On Sunday
• Sam LaPorta Looks To Remain Dominant With High Scoring Chance
• Dalton Schultz A Middling Option Against Chiefs
• Zach Ertz Off The Injury Report, Carries Low-End TE1 Upside In Divisional Round
• Dallas Goedert Good To Go For Divisional Round
• Cade Stover Suffers Broken Collarbone, Placed On Injured Reserve

Divisional Round Tight End Rankings for Fantasy Football

Rankings are updated until kick-off. Be sure also to check out our Divisional Round NFL playoff league rankings for fantasy football

Divisional Round Tight End Outlooks for Fantasy Football

Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs - Fantasy Football Outlook

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce will face the Houston Texans on Saturday in the Divisional Round of the playoffs. The 35-year-old finished the season as the team's leading receiver yet again, but his performances this season were far from what we've come to expect from the eventual Hall-of-Famer.

Kelce appeared to regress as an offensive weapon, causing the team to shift toward feeding Xavier Worthy. The rookie receiver became the focal point of the Chiefs passing attack in the home stretch of the regular season, but Kelce has the edge with playoff experience. Patrick Mahomes still trusts Kelce's ability to make big plays for the team and will likely be heavily targeted against the Texans.

The Houston defense put on a clinic against the Los Angeles Chargers in last week's Wild Card matchup, collecting four sacks, four interceptions, and a touchdown while only allowing 12 points. The Texans struggled to defend in the red zone this season, where Mahomes will be looking for Kelce. Kelce should be considered a safe play in DFS and playoff leagues since he is one of the most prolific playoff performers in NFL history.

- Joshua Costello, RotoBaller

Sam LaPorta, Detroit Lions - Fantasy Football Outlook

Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta remains a top option for fantasy managers and bettors ahead of Saturday's playoff game against the Washington Commanders. The second-year tight end exploded down the stretch, finishing as the overall TE3 in half-PPR leagues.

He had two touchdowns over his final three games, and he amassed 24 catches for 281 yards over his last four contests. The Commanders have performed in a peculiar fashion against tight ends this year, surrendering the third-fewest catches and fifth-fewest receiving yards to opposing tight ends in 2024.

Most important, however, is that Washington surrendered the fifth-most touchdowns to the position. LaPorta has a very strong chance to feast, especially as he continues to carve out an even larger role near the end zone.

- Andersen Pickard, RotoBaller

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