Luke Musgrave

Week 11 vs. Los Angeles Chargers

Luke Musgrave remains the most consistent part of the Packers' passing attack. He's going to get you somewhere between 3 and 6 targets most weeks and as long as Jordan Love connects, he's going to get one big play down the seam every week. Against a tough matchup against the Steelers, Musgrave connected on two of his four targets for 64 yards. One was a 36-yard play and the other a 28-yard play. He's finding ways to get open and the weeks he's able to score he can put up a big score for a tight end.

The matchup against the Chargers, like the rest of the team, is great. The Chargers are 27th aFPA against tight ends this season. Musgrave has a chance at a TE1 week, but is currently just outside the top-12 at TE14 this week. He's startable if you don't have an elite option like a Travis Kelce or T.J. Hockenson and a flex option if you're absolutely desperate.

Week 9 vs Los Angeles Rams
In a positive matchup against the Vikings, Luke Musgrave let us down with 2 catches for 9 yards on 3 targets. The offense is tough to trust at the moment and the big usage we saw on Musgrave early in the season is gone.

While the Rams are 31st in aFPA against tight ends, Musgrave is a middle-of-the-pack TE2 this week by 4for4 rankings and I wouldn't be looking to start Musgrave outside of tight-end premium leagues.

Week 7 at Denver Broncos/strong>

Luke Musgrave tied his season-high with six catches in the game against the Raiders before the bye week. With another week to get healthy, combined with the easiest tight-end matchup in the league, this is a great spot for Musgrave this week.

While Denver ranks 32nd aFPA against tight ends, it isn't just the matchup that is ideal for Musgrave. Coming off a seven-target game, he's a big part of the Green Bay offense. We'll have to see how the return of Aaron Jones in the short passing game impacts Musgrave, but for now, he's a TE1 this week and should be started in all formats.