Do you want to beat your friends and win your fantasy league? Well, you came to the right place,

because that's exactly what we're going to do here. These are 10 players you need to acquire

right now to win your league. And let's start with the second year tight end out of Pittsburgh

Pat Fryermuth, who currently, as of right now, has the fourth easiest schedule amongst

tight ends for the rest of the fantasy season. That is fantastic as we approach the fantasy playoffs. And Frymuth has arguably

been Kenny Pickett's favorite target. Honestly, the numbers are supporting that he is. Let's

check it out. Over four healthy games with Kenny Pickett, Pat Fryermuth is averaging over 12 fantasy

points per game and eight targets per game. For any type of player, a wide receiver, a veteran

wide receiver, these would be fantastic numbers. When you factor in this is a second-year tight end with a rookie quarterback, it's great.

Well, how great is it?

Well, so far this season, only Travis Kelsey, you know the name.

And Mark Andrews, you definitely know the name, are averaging more fantasy points per game

at the tight-end position than Pat Reymouth when his quarterback is Kenny Pickett.

That is impressive. And what's also pretty impressive is even though he's been injured, missed some time, left some games early, he is still one of the best tight ends in cheat

code targets. Cheat code targets. Cheat code targets, if you're new here, are your deep targets

and your red zone targets, your ability to have a cheat code game, a massive game real quick. And that's

exactly with deep targets of 20 plus yards in red zone targets to try and score those touchdowns do here. He is second in deep targets and he has five red zone targets so far the season.

For a team not getting to the red zone that often, this is pretty impressive.

So Frymuth is somebody you want to be having on your roster.

The top five tight end the rest of the season.

And he would have so much more build behind him if it wasn't for Kyle Pitts. Because Frymuth was a second round rookie tight end last year out of Penn State, and he is arguably

one of the best tight ends we've seen in the past decade.

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