When Jordan Reed returned from injury earlier in the season, he was priced at $5,000 on DraftKings. This week, he only costs $3,300. That feels like stealing.

Reed hasn’t exactly been reliable this season, and only saw one target come his way in RG3’s return two weeks ago against the Vikings. Nevertheless, Washington is at home against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who have been absolutely awful against pass-catchers on the road this season, ranking dead last against the pass according to our metrics.

It’s hard to see Reed get that sort of low volume again, and I would expect him to be more heavily featured in the game plan this week. He’s too good and too athletic not to be. Reed finished as the 12th-best tight end in the league last year, according to our signature Net Expected Points (NEP) metric. The Bucs are somewhat stingy against tight ends (they give up the 15th least amount of fantasy points to the position), but they can be had on the road.