Mike Gesicki
  • Mike Gesicki

  • TE
  • , Cincinnati Bengals
  • 29
  • 245 lbs
  • 6' 6"
  • Penn State
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by Justin Edwards

CIN TE Mike Gesicki - Week 7 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 7 @ Cleveland Browns
With Tee Higgins missing the first two weeks of the season, Mike Gesicki's role was surprisingly useful, including a 7-91-0 stat line in Week 2. Even with Higgins returning, there was a chance we would see more out of Gesicki, but the team is using Erick All and Drew Sample (and Tanner Hudson in Week 1) along with him, which should cause some pause. Gesicki can be ignored for fantasy purposes in Week 7 against a Browns defense that ranks fifth in TE aFPA.

by Justin Edwards

CIN TE Mike Gesicki - Week 6 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 6 @ New York Giants
With Tee Higgins missing the first two weeks of the season, Mike Gesicki's role was surprisingly useful, including a 7-91-0 stat line in Week 2. Even with Higgins returning, there was a chance we would see more out of Gesicki, but the team is using Erick All and Drew Sample (and Tanner Hudson in Week 1) along with him, which should cause some pause. Regardless, Gesicki is a perfectly fine streamer for desperate managers against a Giants defense that ranks 17th in aFPA to the position.

by Justin Edwards

CIN TE Mike Gesicki - Week 5 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 5 vs. Baltimore Ravens
With Tee Higgins missing the first two weeks of the season, Mike Gesicki's role was surprisingly useful, including a 7-91-0 stat line in Week 2. Even with Higgins returning, there was a chance we would see more out of Gesicki, but the team is using Erick All and Drew Sample (and Tanner Hudson in Week 1) along with him, which should cause some pause. Regardless, Gesicki is a perfectly fine streamer for desperate managers against a Ravens defense that ranks 29th in aFPA to the position.

by Justin Edwards

CIN TE Mike Gesicki - Week 4 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 4 @ Carolina Panthers
With Tee Higgins missing the first two weeks of the season, Mike Gesicki's role was surprisingly useful, including a 7-91-0 stat line in Week 2. Even with Higgins returning, there was a chance we would see more out of Gesicki, but the team is using Erick All and Drew Sample (and Tanner Hudson in Week 1) along with him, which should cause some pause. Regardless, Gesicki is a perfectly fine streamer for desperate managers against a Panthers defense that ranks 31st in aFPA to the position. It's not out of the question that he finds the end zone and finishes as a top 7 TE.

by Justin Edwards

CIN TE Mike Gesicki - Week 3 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 3 vs. Washington Commanders
With Tee Higgins missing the first two weeks of the season, Mike Gesicki's role was surprisingly useful, including a 7-91-0 stat line in Week 2. Even with Higgins returning, there's a chance we could see more out of Gesicki, but the team is using Erick All and Drew Sample (and Tanner Hudson in Week 1) along with him, which should cause some pause. Regardless, Gesicki is a perfectly fine streamer for desperate managers against a Commanders defense that ranks 29th in scoring defense and have allowed a league-high six passing touchdowns. If Gesicki continues to see work in the short-middle of the field, he could put up crooked numbers against a secondary that is particularly bad in that area.

by Justin Edwards

CIN TE Mike Gesicki - Week 2 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 2 @ Kansas City Chiefs
If Tee Higgins ends up missing Week 2 --and it seems to be heading that way-- Mike Gesicki could be used a little bit more, especially as a big-bodied red zone target. This doesn't make him an automatic start regardless, but he's a fine option for managers looking for a touchdown-or-bust player.

by Justin Edwards

CIN TE Mike Gesicki - Week 1 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 1 vs. New England Patriots
If Tee Higgins ends up missing Week 1 --and it seems to be heading that way-- Mike Gesicki could be used a little bit more, especially as a big-bodied red zone target. This doesn't make him an automatic start regardless, but he's a fine option for managers looking for a touchdown-or-bust player.

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