{"averagePoints":4.3,"percentOwned":90.5,"lastPoints":7.2,"pointsSEASON":8.6,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Eifert has been a disappointment since being selected in the first round of the 2013 draft, but his issues have been with durability, not on-field play. Eifert has yet to play a full 16-game season and has missed 26 games (41 percent) of the Bengals' 64 regular season games since 2013. Despite missing 11 games in the past two years, Eifert has racked up 18 touchdowns (most at the position) and 19 end zone targets (third most) during the span. He posted a top-10 fantasy week during 54 percent of his appearances in 2015 (seventh highest) and 63 percent last season (second highest). Eifert's touchdown production is hard to count on long term, and his durability is a major concern, but he's a big part of a Bengals offense likely to rebound this season. He's a quality TE1 and will be available at a discount on draft day.","seasonId":2017,"date":"Fri May 19"},"positionRank":28,"playerId":15788,"percentChange":-9.5,"averageDraftPosition":107.6,"fullName":"Tyler Eifert","mostRecentNews":{"news":"Eifert (knee/back) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Packers, Geoff Hobson of the Bengals' official site reports.","spin":"Eifert was unable to practice at all this week, so it comes as little surprise that he will be sidelined Sunday. Tyler Kroft is next in line on the Bengals' depth chart, but C.J. Uzomah seems like the best bet among Bengals tight ends to make a fantasy impact in Eifert's absence.","date":"Fri Sep 22"},"projectedDifference":-4.3,"totalPoints":8.6,"projectedPoints":0}