Daniel Fells

Week 9 – Daniel Fells vs. Indianapolis
Daniel Fells had another touchdown against the Cowboys before the bye last week, but that was his only catch and only target and he wound up with 27 yards. While he’s established himself as a legit red zone threat in New York, the production isn’t consistent and the targets aren’t high enough to warrant the fantasy risk of starting him. He remains second on the depth chart and should stay on waivers in all fantasy leagues.

Week 6 – Daniel Fells vs. Philadelphia
Daniel Fells didn’t catch a pass last week as the number two tight end on the Giants roster. He stays inline to block regularly, and while he gets some red zone touches that allow for a periodic score, he remains a risky option to have in your lineup with Larry Donnell clearly ahead of him on the depth chart. Fells remains a waiver wire fantasy guy and should not be on your roster.

Week 4 – Daniel Fells vs. Washington
Daniel Fells only had two targets last week against the Texans, but he wound up catching both of them, gaining 22 yards, and stealing a late touchdown. Fells has settled nicely into the TE2 role in New York, but without a consistent number of targets, he’s not a viable fantasy option and should remain on waivers, despite his touchdown reception in Week 3.