Ben Sinnott plays TE for WAS, with a market value of 341 and 1.8 fantasy points per game across 16 active games.
TE WAS · Age 24 · NFL year 3
Market value
341 +66 / 30d
TE46 on the current board
Points per game
1.8
28.4 points · 16 active games
Last 4 active
3.6 +1.8 PPG
Versus 1.8 season pace
Market edge
+1 Priced behind
TE40 production vs TE46 market
Market value · 90-day signal
Current value 341. The final 30-day move is +66.
The final 30 days use the verified market delta. Earlier points provide directional context and are not recorded daily history.
Market position
Tier expectation
-1.2 PPG vs Fringe baseline
Trade frequency
0.2% of tracked trades, 30 days
30-day move
+66 (+24%)
Board position
TE46 market · TE40 production
The Dynalyze take
The read
WATCH. Ben Sinnott has produced 1.8 PPG across 16 active games, with a 3.6 PPG pace over the last four. The TE46 market price sits against TE40 production, while value moved +66 over 30 days.
Buy 0 · Hold 3 · Fade 0
Strong agreement: 3 of 3 reads lean hold.
Recurring themes
TE46 market rank versus TE40 production rank HOLD 3 of 3 reads
Last-four pace is +1.8 PPG versus season pace HOLD 3 of 3 reads
Market value is essentially flat over 30 days (+66) HOLD 3 of 3 reads
The case
Bull case
28.4 points across 16 active games. box scores
1.8 PPG is -1.2 versus the current tier baseline. model
TE40 production keeps the profile competitive at the position. model
Bear case
Last-four pace is +1.8 PPG versus the season rate. box scores
TE46 market rank versus TE40 production rank defines the price risk. market feed
The counterpoint is price sensitivity. Without a major injury discount or a clear role spike, this profile is most valuable when the manager stays disciplined on tier and roster fit. consensus
Roster fit
Contenders should hold unless an offer clearly improves the weekly lineup. model
Rebuilders should require liquidity, picks, or age insulation before moving below tier. model
Offer discipline matters more than forcing action at the current signal strength. consensus