Last week, the big fella did what big fellas do: score touchdowns. The reason for starting Waller is he brings end-zone upside each week. With Quinn Ewers replacing Tua Tagovailoa in his first NFL start, the rookie quarterback could lean on his big-bodied pass catcher, especially considering the Bengals are the best matchup for tight ends. Cincinnati’s defense has allowed the most catches, yards, touchdowns and fantasy PPG to the position. For more context, Cincy has allowed nine more catches, 324 more yards and six more touchdowns to tight ends than any other team in the league. There’s risk with Waller, given the QB change, but as the Dolphins’ top red-zone target, he remains a streaming option against the Bengals.
