David Njoku

Start him — he’s on the field a lot, Cleveland throws a ton, and Green Bay has been weak against pass-catching tight ends. But watch practice updates and be ready to bench him if the rookie keeps stealing targets or the quarterback gets pulled, and consider trading him after a big game since his role looks shaky.

He ran a lot of routes and should get steady looks, so I’d start him. But check pregame updates — if rookie Fannin is still getting most of the targets, sit Njoku instead.

Start David Njoku — he should see a lot of passes thrown his way against Cincinnati, who gave up the most catches and yards to tight ends last year, and he already has good chemistry with Joe Flacco. If you don’t have him, try to pick him up for Week 1.

Draft him in the middle to late rounds — when he’s healthy and with Joe Flacco throwing he caught a lot of passes and produced like one of the better tight ends. But he has a big injury history and some team questions, so don’t bank on him as a sure-fire starter.