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Eli Manning
ESPN
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Sep 12, 2014 · 12:45 PM EDT

Giants beat writer Dan Graziano: He's still not much of a blocker, which means he won't be on the field for every snap, but if you're hard up for a tight end, you can expect Larry Donnell to be the one who keeps catching passes from Eli Manning. The Giants view Donnell as their best pass-catching tight end, and he should be a significant part of the target game plan this week against an Arizona defense that's been vulnerable to tight end production since last year.

Fantasy Impact: 

Graziano is right. Donnell played 52 of 60 snaps last week and the Cardinals have struggled to stop opposing tight ends.

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Bengals send Tyler Eifert (elbow) to IR, can return Week 10

ESPN
·
Sep 10, 2014 · 11:39 AM EDT

The Cincinnati Bengals placed tight end Tyler Eifert on injured reserve with a designation to return due to the elbow injury he suffered in Sunday's game, a league source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.

NFL teams are allowed to use the IR designation in just one case each season. Under the guidelines of the rule, Eifert won't be eligible to practice for six weeks and can't return to game action for eight weeks after he is officially put on short-term IR.

Fantasy Impact: 

Eifert was poised for a breakout season prior to the injury. He can be safely dropped in virtually all formats. Jermaine Gresham finished #14 and #10 in PPR formats in 2011 and 2012 before Eifert's arrival. He doesn't have much upside, but he offers consistent baseline-type production at the position. Delanie Walker, Travis Kelce, Larry Donnell, Tim Wright and Marcedes Lewis are other good-to-decent fallback options.

Kellen Davis
NJ.com
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Sep 02, 2014 · 8:15 PM EDT

The Giants are hoping that, as they hit the season opener with TEs Daniel Fells, Larry Donnell and Adrien Robinson in a platoon situation, each one got better after a preseason that forced all of them to compete for reps. The team abandoned the hope that one would surface as the ideal all-around candidate after a few weeks of training camp and opted for the "by committee" scenario that tight ends coach Kevin M. Gilbride said would work, though it wouldn't be ideal.

But will it?

Asking Tom Coughlin yielded little in the way of answers. The team cut Kellen Davis over the weekend but could bring him back for his blocking. When the coach was asked if he was settled on a starter for the season-opener against the Lions, his answer was brief and didn't say much for the players he had.

"No."

Fantasy Impact: 

Donnell led all TEs in receiving but his blocking was a major question. As we've said all along, this is a situation to stay away from until someone emerges...

Kellen Davis
NJ.com
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Aug 30, 2014 · 9:36 AM EDT

The Giants didn't go with four tight ends after all. It doesn't appear to be Adrien Robinson who was the casualty though.

The Giants informed tight end Kellen Davis that he would be released on Saturday, a source confirmed. Pro Football Talk was the first to report the move.

Davis, 28, was signed by the Giants this offseason after spending last year with the Seattle Seahawks. He was a key figure this summer in an open competition with the Giants that included Robinson, Daniel Fells and Larry Donnell.

Fantasy Impact: 

There really doesn't appear to be a TE1 at the time for the Giants and there was talk it would be more of a committee. The offense is still a bit of a mess, so until one emerges offensively, stay away from this situation.

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