Crockett Gillmore

Week 12 – Crockett Gilmore vs. New Orleans
Crockett Gilmore didn’t catch a pass in his last game, as the Ravens played the Tennessee Titans in Week 10 before the bye. Gilmore remains the second tight end on the depth chart in Baltimore behind starter Owen Daniels and has little to no chance of increasing his role while Daniels is healthy. Gilmore is an intriguing long term prospect for the Ravens, but seems a long way from becoming a viable fantasy option, barring injury. Leave him on waivers.

Week 8 – Crockett Gilmore vs. Cincinnati
Crockett Gilmore had one catch for 13 yards against the Falcons last week as he remains entrenched as the backup tight end in Baltimore. Unless something happens to starter Owen Daniels, there’s very little hope for Gilmore to gain fantasy relevance however, and he should remain on waivers until his role expands.

Update:

With Daniels now declared out, Gillmore will get the first start of his young career. The rookie has a ton of raw talent, but it's hard to recommend starting him without a sample size to work from. Fantasy owners should raise an eyebrow, but shouldn't put him in their lineups just yet.

Week 6 – Crockett Gilmore vs. Tampa Bay
Crockett Gilmore didn’t catch a pass last week and has not been used frequently in the Ravens offense yet. He’s got talent to develop and raw skills that could eventually turn him into a receiving threat, but there’s virtually no chance of him taking over the lead tight end position in Baltimore for as long as Owen Daniels is healthy, making him a guy that should stay on waivers in fantasy.