Elijah Arroyo

TE · #33

SEA · TE · Age 23

SIT

Elijah Arroyo's trailing average target share of just 5.2% over the last four games signals he is not a reliable fantasy option.

Role & volume

Arroyo has seen a snap share ranging from 11% to 38% in his recent appearances, indicating inconsistent usage and limited role.

Projected role

With an authoritative positional rank of TE41, Arroyo is not expected to see significant volume or production that would make him a viable fantasy option.

Range (floor–ceiling)

Given his recent performance and projected role, Arroyo's range remains low with little upside potential, making him a SIT candidate for most weeks.

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Current statusSEA

Our read vs. the market

Beta

No call yetLow confidence

Not enough recent NFL production to trust the fundamentals rank yet — no call.

Our own read · beta — not a trade price.

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (3 flags)

Risk Flags

Target Competition
Arroyo sits behind both AJ Barner and blocking-first veteran Eric Saubert on the tight end depth chart, and his target and snap shares trended down over his final rookie-season stretch; unless he claims the passing-down role outright, his overall usage ceiling stays capped.
Injury Concerns
A knee injury suffered in Week 14 of the 2025 season kept him out of Seattle's playoff run, though he enters the 2026 season with no lingering restrictions and a clean bill of health.

Opportunity Flags

Scheme Fit
New offensive coordinator Brian Fleury's background featuring George Kittle in two-tight-end sets in San Francisco points toward more snaps and route diversity for an athletic receiving tight end like Arroyo, with Seattle carrying no fresh draft capital at the position to block that path.

Format Comparison

Elijah Arroyo — Format Comparison

Format	Value	vs Best
PPR 1QBBest	1,121	—
PPR SF	962	-159

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