Fantasy Points Allowed to TE — Standard (2026)

2026 regular-season data through reported Week 2, covering 32 games. These are observed results, not projections or opponent-adjusted forecasts.

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Standard awards 0 point(s) per reception. Values sum all opposing TE players’ offensive fantasy points, then divide by each defense’s reported games. Higher averages appear first. Position follows the source label; FB and HB rows are not silently reclassified as RB.

32 of 32 defenses

Fantasy Points Allowed to TE — Standard
DefenseTeamPositionGamesPoints allowedPer game
Detroit LionsDETTE242.7021.35
Washington CommandersWASTE236.0018.00
Atlanta FalconsATLTE229.4014.70
Tampa Bay BuccaneersTBTE229.2014.60
Indianapolis ColtsINDTE222.7011.35
Dallas CowboysDALTE222.7011.35
Cincinnati BengalsCINTE220.0010.00
Kansas City ChiefsKCTE219.709.85
Los Angeles ChargersLACTE218.909.45
Seattle SeahawksSEATE218.909.45
Buffalo BillsBUFTE217.608.80
Miami DolphinsMIATE217.208.60
New York GiantsNYGTE216.808.40
Arizona CardinalsARITE216.608.30
Jacksonville JaguarsJAXTE215.007.50
Baltimore RavensBALTE214.707.35
Houston TexansHOUTE214.207.10
Green Bay PackersGBTE214.007.00
Cleveland BrownsCLETE213.006.50
Carolina PanthersCARTE213.006.50
Minnesota VikingsMINTE212.706.35
Las Vegas RaidersLVTE212.606.30
Chicago BearsCHITE211.505.75
Denver BroncosDENTE210.905.45
New Orleans SaintsNOTE210.205.10
Tennessee TitansTENTE29.804.90
Pittsburgh SteelersPITTE27.003.50
Los Angeles RamsLARTE26.403.20
New England PatriotsNETE25.402.70
New York JetsNYJTE25.002.50
Philadelphia EaglesPHITE24.202.10
San Francisco 49ersSFTE23.201.60

Offensive fantasy scoring: 0.04 per passing yard, 4 per passing TD, −2 per interception; 0.1 per rushing/receiving yard, 6 per rushing/receiving TD; 2 per passing/rushing/receiving two-point conversion; −2 per lost sack/rushing/receiving fumble. Add the selected reception value. No bonuses, return yards/TDs, kicking or defensive scoring. These settings may differ from your league.

A reported game counts once for each defense, regardless of how many opponents scored. Bye weeks and absent games do not count. A position group with no recorded offense in an otherwise reported game contributes zero. Early-season and latest-week samples may be very small.

Source and methodology

Player statistics via nflverse. LeagueLogs filters regular-season rows, normalizes LA to LAR, computes scoring and aggregates by player or opposing defense. Unnamed source rows are excluded only when all consumed offensive fields are zero. No endorsement is implied.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does allowing more fantasy points mean a defense is an easy matchup?
It describes past results in this scoring model. Opponent quality, injuries, game pace and small samples can change the picture. This is not an opponent-adjusted strength-of-schedule model.
How are byes handled?
Byes are not games and do not enter the denominator. Recent windows use calendar NFL weeks; teams with byes can have fewer games. Game counts remain visible.
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