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We have been pushing Ricky Seals-Jones in this column all season, but the Arizona Cardinals' tight end had not delivered much. Until Week 6 that is. After averaging fewer than 25 yards per game from Weeks 1 through 5, the second-year tight end finally started to emerge this past Sunday, catching 5 passes for 69 yards against the Minnesota Vikings.

Seals-Jones was an integral part of a Cardinals' offense that impressed in a tough road game in Minnesota. For the fourth time this season, RSJ saw 6 targets (third-most on the team) while playing over two-thirds of snaps. If he keeps up that kind of volume in a much more favorable spot on Thursday, he could enter the TE1 (top-12) discussion this week.

In Week 7, Arizona returns home to welcome a Denver Broncos' defense that has given up over 440 yards in each of their last three games. Tight ends have had their way too, collecting an average of 70.3 yards per game against Denver, the sixth-most in the NFL.