Price: $4,600

The minimum salary for a tight end is lower than it is for a running back or wideout, but even still, Tyler Eifert has no business being priced even $600 above the minimum.

For context, that sits him between his teammates Tyler Kroft ($4,500) and C.J. Uzomah ($4,700). That is despite the fact that Eifert leads the group in both targets (15 to 7 and 4) and fantasy points per game (6.5 to 5.3 and 1.9).

The oft-injured Eifert opened the year playing only 40% of the team's offensive snaps in Week 1, but that quickly jumped to 64.5% in Week 2 and a season-high 64.6% in Week 3. He was also targeted on 19% of his snaps last week, which marked a season-high.

He's up against an Atlanta Falcons team that we have ranked bottom-10 against the pass, and with the Cincinnati Bengals' reasonable 23-point implied total, this is a great spot for Eifert.

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