Evan Engram

Edging on the midway point of the season, it seems fairly obvious that fantasy owners really need to take the good with the bad. It's a yin-yang kinda season, and if you need further convincing, just take a look at Amari Cooper's 44-point performance and yet another QB injury, this time Carson Palmer, to know what I'm talking about. Yep, each week has plenty of good and bad karma, and with another Sunday slate in the books, it's time to recap all of the happenings: Thumbs UpWe don't often give defenders the credit…

In Week 4, Ed Dickson had 62 receiving yards. It was his highest total in any game since 2012. Despite becoming the de facto starting tight end for the Carolina Panthers in the wake of Greg Olsen breaking his foot, Dickson’s Week 4 output seemed a bit unsustainable. About that … not only did Dickson improve upon his Week 4 production in Week 5, he nearly tripled it. He recorded a career-high 175 receiving yards. Not only was it a career-high for Dickson, it was the sixth-most receiving yards by a tight end in a single game…

Here’s all you need to know about the fantasy tight end landscape last week: Marcedes Lewis was fantasy’s leading scorer among tight ends with 24.2 fantasy points in Week 3. That might not sound so strange until you consider that Lewis had more fantasy points in Week 3 than he had in either of the past two seasons. Lewis was joined as a TE1 in Week 3 by such obvious names as Ryan Griffin, Vernon Davis, Luke Willson, and Lance Kendricks. Oh, and Jason Witten and Travis Kelce, top-3 tight ends through the first two weeks of…