Ben Sinnott

With Zach Ertz likely out for the season, Sinnott could see more chances at Washington’s tight end spot. He’s largely untested, so keep him on your bench in deep or long-term leagues and only use him as a cheap daily-game pick; don’t start him week-to-week unless he begins getting steady snaps and targets or is called the team’s main tight end.

He could become Washington’s main tight end, so grab him in deeper leagues or if you’re thin at the position. Don’t start him yet — only play him once he’s getting regular playing time or Ertz is clearly limited; watch practice reports and how much he actually plays over the next week or two.

Add him to your bench if you’ve got the space — the team views him as their tight end of the future even though he hasn’t played much yet. Don’t start him now; wait for offseason or preseason signs he’s getting more playing time or for Zach Ertz to lose snaps or get hurt before you plug him in.

Late rounds only — don’t pick Sinnott in early or middle rounds. He’s stuck behind Zach Ertz and probably won’t play much at first, so only grab him as a late hopeful pick or wait to pick him up after the draft if he gets more playing time.