Travis Kelce Fantasy Football Week 13 Scouting Report

Travis Kelce
TE
, Kansas City Chiefs

Age: 35
Weight: 250 lbs
Height: 6' 5"
College: Cincinnati

ADP: 25
Depth Chart Ranking: 1

Pts	RecYds	RecTD	Rec	RuYds
67	569	2	68	1

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by Jordan Heck

· Sep 16, 2016 · 10:14 AM EDT

KC TE Travis Kelce - Week 2, 2016 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 2 vs. Houston
Travis Kelce came away with six receptions for 74 yards on seven targets in Week 1. He's still going to struggle to get opportunities in this offense, but this was nice production from the talented tight end.

He'll get a tough matchup this week against Houston, but we still expect him to get looks due to his talent. Kelce should be viewed as a TE1 play in Week 2.

by Jordan Heck

· Sep 08, 2016 · 10:07 PM EDT

KC TE Travis Kelce - Week 1, 2016 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 1 vs. San Diego
Travis Kelce is one of the most physically gifted tight ends in the game, but he's in a run-first offense that some times limits his production. It happened in the Chiefs second game against the Chargers last season, and there's always the potential for it to happen this year as well.

Still, Kelce is such a gifted player that it doesn't make sense to place him on the bench. He has big-play potential every week, and that's only heightened in a great matchup against the Chargers.

Kelce should be viewed as a TE1 play this week.

by Jordan Heck

· Aug 15, 2016 · 11:21 PM EDT

KC TE Travis Kelce - 2016 Fantasy Football Outlook

Fantasy Upside
Travis Kelce is one of the most athletic tight ends in the league. He stands tall at 6-foot-6, and is one of the fastest at his position. His talents led him to become one of Alex Smith's favorite targets.

Fantasy Downside
Comparing his breakout 2014 stats with his 2015 is kind of scary considering how similar they are. The numbers are nearly identical, which is not a good thing, because most were expecting an increased workload last year.

Bottom Line
If Kelce was in a different offense, like say the Packers, he'd be in the conversation for the best overall tight end. He's a very talented player whose skills are limited due to the offense he's in. He'll still have big games, and will finish as a TE1, but his potential is so much greater.

by Andy Rioux

· Jan 15, 2016 · 1:13 PM EST

KC TE Travis Kelce - Week 19, 2015 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 19 at New England

After catching just one pass in the final game of the regular season, Travis Kelce and the rest of the Chiefs toasted the Houston Texans last Saturday. Kelce caught eight passes for 128 yards. It was his second big game of the season against the Texans, as he caught two touchdown passes against them in Week 1.

The fact Travis had a repeat big performance vs. Houston is worth noting going into this weekend. Last year when he played the Patriots, he caught eight passes for 93 yards and a touchdown. And the New England pass defense is not as strong as it was in 2014. Plus, top Kansas City wide receiver Jeremy Maclin is far from a lock to play this weekend. Kelce has a good chance at leading the Chiefs in targets and has returned to elite TE1 territory.

by Andy Rioux

· Jan 08, 2016 · 12:27 PM EST

KC TE Travis Kelce - Week 18, 2015 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 18 at Houston

A lot has changed since Travis Kelce last played the Houston Texans back in Week 1. In that game, Kelce’s fantasy owners had visions of a Midwest Gronk running through their heads, as Travis caught six passes for 106 yards and two touchdowns. Of late, Kelce’s owners have had disturbing visions of post-2013 Vernon Davis. Kelce had one lousy reception for 10 yards in the season finale against Oakland. In Week 14, he could only muster three catches for 18 yards in a victory over San Diego.

So, will it be feast or famine with Kelce on Saturday? Despite his recent struggles, he is still one of the steadier players at the tight end position and his performances at the beginning and end of the regular season represent opposite extremes. Something in the middle is more likely, and Travis will give you a decent starter at a lower price than the likes of Jordan Reed and Tyler Eifert.

by Andy Rioux

· Jan 01, 2016 · 12:22 PM EST

KC TE Travis Kelce - Week 17, 2015 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 17 vs Oakland

Travis Kelce was expected to be more of a red zone threat in 2015, but headed into Week 16 with just four touchdowns, two of which were in an opening day win against Houston. However, Kelce came through for fantasy coaches with a score in Week 16. He caught six passes for 43 yards overall and was targeted more than anyone else on the Kansas City roster.

In last year’s meeting with Oakland at Arrowhead Stadium, Kelce caught five passes for 59 yards and a touchdown. Although Travis has not been the high-end, Gronk-like TE1 many were hoping he would be, he continues to be one of the few somewhat dependable players at a depleted spot in the fantasy football landscape. And he is worthy of one more start on Sunday.

by Andy Rioux

· Dec 24, 2015 · 10:21 PM EST

KC TE Travis Kelce - Week 16, 2015 Fantasy Football Outlook

Week 16 vs. Cleveland

After spending Week 14 in the fantasy football witness relocation program, Travis Kelce made a nice return to the scene last weekend against the Ravens, catching six passes for 73 yards. Only Jeremy Maclin was targeted more among the Kansas City receivers, as it appears Andy Reid and the rest of the coaching staff made a concerted effort to get Travis more involved.

The Cleveland defense has been terrible throughout the season. The Browns have surrendered 29 touchdown passes. Kelce has not delivered the monster ceiling people think he is capable of, but given the favorable opponent and the fact he is still one of the best players at a weaker position, you can lock him into your lineup as a TE1.