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Tight ends vs the defense

Week 6, 2020 last season's final profiles, while this season has fewer than three games

Every week, the defenses that have been hardest and easiest on tight ends this season, after adjusting for who they have played, and the players who face them this week. What a defense has allowed is history, never a forecast.

The toughest matchups for tight ends

From last season's final figures, until this season has three games.

Philadelphia Eagles atBaltimore Ravens Ravens

Allowed 36 receiving yards a game last season.

Zach Ertz

18% of targets over his last four, 32 rec yds a game.

Kansas City Chiefs vsBuffalo Bills Bills

Allowed 36 receiving yards a game last season.

Travis Kelce

33% of targets over his last four, 89 rec yds a game.

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Los Angeles Rams vsSan Francisco 49ers 49ers

Allowed 35 receiving yards a game last season.

No tight end on the Rams has a big enough share of the work to name.

The other 22 defenses on the field this week are on the full board, with the players who face each one.

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The softest matchups for tight ends

From last season's final figures, until this season has three games.

Dallas Cowboys atArizona Cardinals Cardinals

Allowed 77 receiving yards a game last season.

No tight end on the Cowboys has a big enough share of the work to name.

Arizona Cardinals vsDallas Cowboys Cowboys

Allowed 64 receiving yards a game last season.

No tight end on the Cardinals has a big enough share of the work to name.

New England Patriots atDenver Broncos Broncos

Allowed 61 receiving yards a game last season.

No tight end on the Patriots has a big enough share of the work to name.

Yards and targets allowed are from each defense's final games this season. Every rank is over usual: what the defense allowed each game against that offense's own average in its other games, 1st the biggest margin, over each row's games. Shares are of the team's carries or targets over the player's last four games. Data from nflverse (CC BY 4.0). The definitions and the record are on How we count.

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