Week 11 Fantasy Football TE Rankings and Picks feat. Noah Fant, Trey McBride, Jake Ferguson, Mark Andrews

Fantasy football is entering a stage where teams down on their luck this season have already been eliminated. The water is rising, and every decision could be the difference between surviving another week and succumbing to the dark depths. As such, for teams on the brink, choosing the correct tight end might be your last hope.

To help with the task, Sportskeeda has compiled a list of fantasy football tight ends, ordering them based on factors like matchup, season-long productivity, and upside. Here's a look at where everything stands.

Week 11 Fantasy Football TE Rankings

1. Kyle Pitts Sr.
2. Trey McBride
3. Oronde Gadsden II
4. Dallas Goedert
5. George Kittle
6. Jake Ferguson
7. Sam LaPorta
8. Jonnu Smith
9. Dalton Schultz
10. Zach Ertz
11. Jake Ferguson
12. T.J. Hockenson
13. Brock Bowers
14. Colston Loveland
15. Theo Johnson
16. Pat Freiermuth
17. Noah Fant
18. Evan Engram
19. Mark Andrews
20. Hunter Henry
21. Tyler Higbee
22. A.J. Barner
23. Dalton Kincaid
24. David Njoku
25. Harold Fannin Jr.
26. Cade Otton
27. Mason Taylor
28. Isaiah Likely

Week 11 Fantasy Football TE Picks

Noah Fant at New York Jets v Cincinnati Bengals - Source: Getty

Noah Fant @PIT

Noah Fant hasn't likely heard one comparison to Rob Gronkowski this season, but he has managed to make a dent in the rankings this week. Fant tallied 44 yards and a touchdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers in their last matchup. With the game likely to be a second shootout, Fant is a quality option for managers who have kept him around.

As a bonus, Fant has a high likelihood of being available on the waiver wire. If that's the case and you need a tight end, you could do worse for your fantasy football team than the former Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks tight end.

Jake Ferguson @LV

Jake Ferguson has been a fantasy revelation in 2025, but he hit a brick wall against the Denver Broncos. Expect Dak Prescott to make his 0.0 final score from that game, and Ferguson's struggle on Monday Night Football against the Arizona Cardinals to be a distant memory.

The Las Vegas Raiders and Dallas Cowboys are likely careening toward another shootout, so expect plenty of points to go around, including to Ferguson. Brock Bowers is back in great shape, so it could very well be a heavyweight fight between two of some of the best tight ends in the NFL over the past two seasons.

The firings have begun in Vegas with Pete Carroll firing special teams coordinator Tom McMahon on Friday, per NFL media, so the accompanying chaos and stress can only help a focused Ferguson deliver for your fantasy football team.

Trey McBride vs SF

Trey McBride has been the definition of a set-and-forget tight end in recent times. McBride is coming off his best game of the season against the Seattle Seahawks, in which he hauled in nine catches for 127 yards and a touchdown.

Expect the momentum to continue into his next game against the San Francisco 49ers, who gave up more than 100 yards and a touchdown to tight ends in Week 10.