[quote name='Duo_Maxwell']Bennett had I think 3 looks last game and I'm not sure a single one was inside the redzone. Plus that was with Nicks out. I like Bennett and I suspect that his looks will improve next game if Barden is also still out with a concussion, but he is still 10th overall in TE targets this season and that's solely in the NFC. Also both Nicks and Barden will be back soon enough and then I would not trust Bennett as the sole TE on my team.
Jennings maybe the most talented wide receiver in a great passing offense, but he has to play to score you points so far in that aspect he has been really shaky. I hope I'm wrong because I own him in 2 leagues, but to me this is already last year repeating itself when Jennings was limited alot by injuries and honestly did not perform that great on a routine basis you could rely on. Plus his contract is up and there's already talk that GB may let him hit the market next year and unless he gets healthy the Packers have a deep enough WR corp that they will simply learn to play without him.
Gates fights the injury issues as well, but Rivers doesn't have the same options to throw to so when he's in he's often a primary target. I say if he can get another decent TE from FA (or already has one) or really, really needs a WR ok do the trade, but otherwise I'd keep Gates & Bennett and be playing whichever has the best matchup each week or maybe counter for a more reliable WR on the other guy's team.[/QUOTE]
Eli's interception in the redzone was thrown to Bennett. Also, he threw a touchdown to Bear Pascoe, the other tightend. Eli is targeting tightends a lot in the redzone, and the Giants get up and down the field a lot. Also, we aren't talking about Gates from 4 or 5 years ago. You mentioned the issue yourself: injuries. He's missed games the last three seasons, is already hobbled this year, and has not been very productive when he actually plays (averaging about 40 yards a game with zero scores).