Noah Fant
  • Noah Fant

  • TE
  • , Seattle Seahawks
  • 27
  • 249 lbs
  • 6' 4"
PtsRecYdsRecTDRecRuYds
414140320
Full Season Projection
  • Full Season Projection
  • Dfs Projection
  • $
  • -
  • -
  • $
  • -
  • -
  • $
  • -
  • -
  • Left-scroll
  • middle-scroll
  • Right-scroll

Scouting report

by Bill Riccette

SEA TE Noah Fant - Week 2 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 2 at San Francisco 49ers

Seattle continues to show they really don't use the tight end much. In his first game with the Seahawks after being part of the Russell Wilson package, Noah Fant saw four targets and caught three passes for only 16 yards. Yes, Seattle did have a touchdown by a tight end, Will Dissly, but Dissly had nothing but green surrounding him and was able to walk into the end zone. There's just not much here to work with, as the offense is already a bit limited and DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett are still ahead of Fant in the pecking order. Keep Fant on the bench this week against the strong defense of the 49ers.

by Bill Riccette

SEA TE Noah Fant - Week 1 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 1 vs. Denver Broncos

Russell Wilson isn't the only player facing his former team on Monday night. Noah Fant was part of the package that went back to Seattle in exchange for Wilson. But Seattle just doesn't like using tight ends all that much and the team still has a thing for Will Dissly. Until we see something from Fant, consider him a very low-end TE2. Too tough to trust at the start of the season.

by Bill Riccette

SEA TE Noah Fant - 2022 Fantasy Football Outlook

2022 Fantasy Upside
Noah Fant was the big addition, along with the high draft picks, in the trade compensation for sending Russell Wilson to the Broncos. Fant immediately goes to the top of the depth chart for the Seahawks, who moved on from Gerald Everett, now with the Chargers. Seattle definitely seems to have high hopes for Fant, especially after Pete Carroll praised him after the team’s minicamp.

2022 Fantasy Downside
Fant has been a borderline fantasy TE1 in his career and now comes to a Seattle team that doesn’t throw to the tight end all that much, is more of a running team, and still has DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett on the outside. Of course, the quarterback situation isn’t all that great either, though he has the prior connection with Drew Lock.

2022 Bottom Line
You wonder if Fant secretly wants Lock to win the quarterback job over Geno Smith, because then he’ll know the quarterback throwing him the ball versus building a new connection with Smith. With Seattle’s style of play, Fant is likely no more than a TE2 unless Seattle shows more of a willingness to involve the tight end (Everett had 48-478-4 last season in Seattle).

by Amr Gabr

DEN TE Noah Fant - Week 17 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 16 at Chargers

If you're still reading this, I appreciate you for a great season and it most likely means you're in the championship, so congrats to you on making it this far.

Noah Fant was another victim of last week's passing woes for the Denver Broncos offense, but he hasn't done himself any favors with zero touchdowns since Week 6 and he hasn't had more than six targets in a game since Week 7. Fant gets by with such a weak positional group in tight ends. If you're playing Fant, you're chasing the matchup, which the Chargers give up the fifth-most fantasy points to tight ends and you're praying he catches a touchdown to save his day, which the Chargers have given up the third-most touchdowns to tight ends since Week 12.

by Amr Gabr

DEN TE Noah Fant - Week 16 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 16 at Raiders

Noah Fant is a beneficiary of such a barren tight end landscape. On the bright side, he's gained the most yards (212) out of any Denver Bronco pass catcher in the past five games while running 115 routes and earning the second-most targets on the Broncos. This week he's a top 12 play but that's not saying much since he's only projected for 38 receiving yards.

by Amr Gabr

DEN TE Noah Fant - Week 15 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 15 vs Bengals

If we could put Albert Okwuebgunam and Noah Fant into one player, we'd be looking at a top-3 tight end play every week, but alas, we can't. Fant is living off efficiency and unless his target volume goes up, it'll be feast or famine most weeks. After allowing 151 receiving yards to George Kittle last week, it could be a good game for Fant but then again this same Bengals team only allowed 29 yards to Jared Cook the previous week. Fant is a good play with such a barren tight end landscape. At 4for4 we have him projected for 38 receiving yards and a top 12 play.

by Amr Gabr

DEN TE Noah Fant - Week 14 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 14 vs Lions

Even with such a barren landscape at the tight end position this year, we still shouldn't depend on Noah Fant. In his last four games, he's seen only 18 targets, which is good for 34th most out of all tight ends, not the receiving position, but the tight end position. I know a starting tight end is good enough to start in fantasy, but we should avoid the Denver Broncos passing game for now until we see some sort of life.

Noah Fant news