Outlook Mike Gesicki
Mike Gesicki at Miami — Surging red-zone role offers streaming upside against former team
Mike Gesicki enters Week 5 healthy and increasingly trusted in Cincinnati's passing attack, having caught a touchdown in each of his last two contests. Although listed as the second tight end behind Drew Sample, Gesicki functions primarily as a detached pass catcher. With starting wide receivers Tee Higgins and Ja'Marr Chase both banged up in practice, Joe Burrow could look to Gesicki even more over the middle of the field.
His roster rate has spiked near 49% as fantasy managers chase his recent scoring streak. Our models project him for about 3.2 receptions, 35 yards, and 8.6 fantasy points against a winless Miami squad. If Cincinnati's wide receiver corps is thinned out, Gesicki profiles as a viable streaming option with touchdown-dependent TE1 upside.
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Outlook Antonio Williams
Antonio Williams vs NYG — Fringe Fantasy Asset in Tough Divisional Matchup
The rookie pass catcher enters Week 5 healthy and maintains a rotational role in Washington's offense. While he flashed big-play ability in the season opener, Williams has settled into a secondary option, drawing 12 targets and catching five passes for 36 yards over his last two outings while holding a 15.2% rookie target share.
For Week 5 against the division-rival Giants, our models project Williams for approximately 6.8 fantasy points on 2.6 receptions and 30 receiving yards. With rainy conditions expected in Landover and his start rate sitting at just 2%, he remains a risky play best left on fantasy benches or reserved strictly for deep leagues.
