1. Aaron Hernandez vs. JAX – The top fantasy football TE this week.

2. Jimmy Graham vs. Dal – Graham will hurt the middle of Dallas and find the end zone.

3. Tony Gonzalez vs. Det – Look for another prime time effort on Thursday.

4. Jason Witten vs. NO – The Saints are soft across the entire defense.

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Heath Miller vs. Cin – Miller played a big role in the last Cincy game and will do so again.

Owen Daniels vs. Min – Daniels will score on Sunday.

Greg Olsen vs. Oak – Olsen is one of Newtown’s top targets.

The Rest

Martellus Bennett vs. Bal – Expect the Giants to use him heavily vs. the Ravens.

Jermaine Gresham vs. Pit – The Steelers DBs are thin.

Dennis Pitta vs. NYG – He’ll be throw to even more if WR Torrey Smith can’t go.

Antonio Gates vs. NYJ – Gates will find the end zone the 2nd consecutive week.

Brandon Myers vs. Car – He’s in a slump but this is a great match-up.

1. Jimmy Graham vs. Oak – Each and every week, he’s a beast. He’ll torch Oakland for 100 yards and 2 TDs.

2. Rob Gronkowski vs. Ind – Tom Brady spreads the love a bit more but Gronkowski will still hit 15-20 fantasy football points this week.

3. Jason Witten vs. Cle – Witten will hit 80 yards with a TD this week.

4. Antonio Gates vs. Den – Look for Rivers to target his safety valve for 80 yards with a score.

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Tony Gonzalez vs. Arz – Tony G is on fire. He’ll have another huge game with a trip to the end zone.

Greg Olsen vs. TB – Newton is targeting Olsen more frequently and it’s showing up in the results. He’ll top 70 yards with a TD vs. the Bucs.

Vernon Davis vs. Chi – We’d expect the 49ers to simplify the passing game and target Davis 6-8 times on MNF.

The Rest

Owen Daniels vs. Jax – He should be back this week and will find the end zone vs. the Jags.

Dustin Keller vs. Stl. – He’s becoming a top option for Sanchez and will reel in 7+ balls this weekend.

Aaron Hernandez vs. Ind – Check his health status but if ready to go, make sure he’s in your lineup. Brady’s looking his way near the goal line more often this year.

Heath Miller vs. Bal – With Roethlisberger out, Miller will be targeted heavily on Sunday Night.

Brandon Pettigrew vs. GB – In what will likely be a shootout, look for Pettigrew to catch a red zone TD.

Jermichael Finley vs. Det – Perhaps the bye week helped Rodgers and him get back on the same page. The Lions pass D is weak regardless and vulernble to TEs.

Brent Celek vs. Was – We expect rookie QB Nick Foles to target his TE a lot this week.

1. Jimmy Graham vs. Phi – The knee is healthier and he’ll top 100 yards with 1-2 scores vs. an underwhelming secondary.

2. Antonio Gates vs. KC – Gates always hurts the Chiefs. Look for a big effort on Thursday night with 1-2 trips to the end zone.

3. Tony Gonzalez vs. Dal – The Cowboys CBs are stout, so look for Ryan to go Gonzalez’s way.

4. Jason Witten vs. Atl – He had a career game with 18 catches for 167 yards. Look for another strong game with a trip to the end zone.

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Owen Daniels vs. Buf -The Bills are vulnerable over the middle of the field.

Brent Celek vs. NO – Look for Vick to target his TE on short to medium routes as he looks to establish a rhythm on Sunday Night.

Martellus Bennett vs. Pit – The Giants will incorporate Bennett into the game plan as Eli looks for another option than Nicks and Cruz.

The Rest

Heath Miller vs. NYG – The Giants D had troubles with the TE position a week ago. Look for Miller to hit 40-50 yards with a TD.

Brandon Pettigrew vs. Jax – Look for 50+ yards with a TD.

Jermichael Finley vs. Arz – Rodgers hasn’t looked his way that much but this is a good matchup for the Packers.

Kyle Rudolph vs. Sea – The Seahawks strength is its CBs; Rudolph will be targeted heavily in the passing game.

Jermaine Gresham vs. Den – Gresham will be the 2nd option to AJ Green on Sunday. Expect 5-7 catches this week and 50+ yards.

Greg Olsen vs. Was – The Skins can’t cover.

Dennis Pitta vs. Cle – Look for Baltimore to incorporate Pitta into the game plan more heavily this week.

1. Dallas Clark vs. New England. The Colts’ TE got “off the schneid” this past Monday with 2 TDs vs. the Titans. It’s hard to believe that it took the TE until week 8 of the NFL season to notch his first score. This week, against the hated Patriots, we see Clark adding to that total in what could be an aerial show by the Colts’ offense. Without S Rodney Harrison to man the middle, look for Clark to slip down the seam and notch 75+ receiving yards and one, maybe two scores.

2. Tony Scheffler vs. Miami. Scheffler has been out for the past two games but thanks to the bye week, finally looks ready to retake the field. Against Miami’s defense, he should find a lot of open room down the middle of the football field where Cutler will look to hit his TE. Prior to the injury, he was Cutler’s 2nd favorite target and in this game, look for him to be thrown to between 6 to 8 times. 75 yards and a score.

3. Kellen Winslow vs. Baltimore. After being benched by the organization last week, look for Winslow to come back this week with a strong effort vs. the Baltimore Ravens. In the past four games, the Browns have begun to find their rhythm and are 3-1. We really like Winslow this week because of the mismatch he presents to Ravens’ LB’ers so look for him to break the 70-yard plateau and score a TD.

4. Kevin Boss vs. Dallas. For the 1st time this season, the Giants appeared to make a concerted effort to involve the TE more in the game plan. The result: 4 catches and a TD. Due to the respect that the other Giants’ receivers command, Boss always finds himself in one-on-one situations and we think his being one of the focal points of the passing attack will continue this week when the Cowboys come to town. 50-yards and a goal line score.

Sleepers:

1. Greg Olsen vs. Detroit. The last time these two played, the Bears annihilated the Lions 34-7 up in Detroit. In that contest, Olsen had a very nice fantasy stat line (3 catches for 87 yards). Look for him to be able once again to exploit the center of the field and when they line him up wide, to present mismatches for the safety the Lions assign to cover him. 50+ yards and 1TD.

2. Heath Miller vs. Washington. The Redskins have a very strong defense and are usually able to lock down opposing teams’ receivers because of their strong corner play. They also like to keep S Laron Landry about 20 yards deep to prevent the big play. That’s why we like TE Heath Miller in this football game. With so much energy being expended to take away Pittsburgh’s strong running game and outside passing attack (Ward and Holmes), we think Miller has a great shot to catch a lot of passes over the middle and once they get down to the red zone, be on the receiving end of a play action pass to the end zone. 50+ yards and 1TD.