#82 Jason Witten
 Pos: Tight End
NFL Team: DAL
Injury: Probable
Injury Type: abdomen
 Experience: 10
College: Tennessee
Height: 78
Weight: 261
Born: 5/6/1982
 Year  Tm  Gm  Catch  Yds  TDs  Tgt  Rush  Yds  TDs  Fum 
PROJDAL168395360000
2011DAL167994251170000
2010DAL1694100291280001
2009DAL1694103021240000
2008DAL16819524-0000

Summary

Tight End Rank: #4All Players: #55
Witten had his usual productive season for the Cowboys. His reception totals were a little down for his standards (79) but he topped 900 yards once again and had five touchdowns. Witten has five straight seasons with 900-plus yards. Witten had 100-yard games each of his first two games but didn't top that total from that point forward. He was a little more erratic, having eight games with fewer than 50 yards. But in the end, his numbers were solid. Witten has 90-plus receptions three of the last five seasons. He remains a big part of the Cowboys' offense. He has never been a top red-zone target, though, never reaching double-digit touchdowns for his career. Witten is a favorite target of Tony Romo. Witten is an athletic tight end with above-average speed. He does well in traffic and has very good hands. And at age 30, Witten isn't nearing the end of his career just yet. He should be able to play at a high level a few more seasons.
FANTASY OUTLOOK
Witten remains an elite tight end but isn't going to lead all fantasy tight ends in scoring. His lack of scores is the one thing that holds him back. His yardage and reception totals will be among the best at tight end. He should get around 85 receptions for 950 yards and six or so touchdowns. The Cowboys do have some emerging options at receiver that could take some targets away from Witten but he'll have some big games along the way.

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Notes

Dallas Cowboys TE Jason Witten said he agreed the team needed to draft a tight end if they were going to commit to using more two-tight end sets in the passing game. He said he has no problems helping second-round pick TE Gavin Escobar adjust. 'There's no ego there for me,' Witten said. 'It's all about winning. That's part of being a leader and a captain - is to help other guys play at a high level. There's no hard feelings from that standpoint.'
Source: KFFL.com
The Dallas Cowboys plan on using more two-tight end sets this season with TEs Jason Witten and Gavin Escobar as the two tight ends.
Fantasy Impact: It makes sense since the Cowboys have two talented tight ends on the roster.
Source: KFFL.com
The Dallas Cowboys have restructured the contract of TE Jason Witten, according to a source. The team converted $4.56 million of Witten's $5.5 million 2013 base salary into a signing bonus to save roughly $3.65 million against the cap.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys OT Doug Free, CB Brandon Carr, DE Jason Hatcher, OG Nate Livings, QB Kyle Orton, CB Orlando Scandrick, DE DeMarcus Ware and TE Jason Witten may be candidates to restructure their contracts in order for the team to create some salary cap space.
Source: KFFL.com
The Dallas Cowboys could ask WR Miles Austin, TE Jason Witten, LB DeMarcus Ware and CB Brandon Carr to restructure their contracts in order to create some salary cap space.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys TE Jason Witten hauled in six catches for 60 yards in the Week 16 game against the New Orleans Saints, giving him 103 receptions for the season. That's an NFL record for catches by a tight end, breaking the mark set by TE Tony Gonzalez, then with the Kansas City Chiefs, back in 2004.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys TE Jason Witten has 97 receptions through Week 14, and he needs just six more receptions over the next two games to set the single-season NFL record for catches by a tight end. Atlanta Falcons TE Tony Gonzalez holds the record of 102, set in 2004 when he was a member of the Kansas City Chiefs.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys TE Jason Witten had five catches for 43 yards and a touchdown in the Week 15 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Fantasy Impact: Witten is having another fine season. He doesn't show many signs of slowing down.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys TE Jason Witten will set the record for most receptions in a season by a tight end in NFL history with 11 catches in the final three games. Atlanta Falcons TE Tony Gonzalez had 102 catches for the Kansas City Chiefs in 2004.
Source: KFFL.com
Dallas Cowboys TE Jason Witten had a season-high 18 yards per catch in Week 13, and only one of his six catches went for less than 10 yards. The return of RB DeMarco Murray (foot) to the lineup enabled for more big plays in the passing game. 'I think being able to run the ball and not being one dimensional, they're not bailing out of there and that's not something we got to really in the last four or five ballgames,' Witten said. 'That was big. Obviously I feel good about that.'
Source: KFFL.com

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Injury Concern #2  R. GronkowskiNWE10
  #3  A. HernandezNWE10
Injury Concern #4  Jason WittenDAL11
  #5  Tony GonzalezATL6
  #6  Greg OlsenCAR4
  #7  Vernon DavisSFO9
  #8  B. PettigrewDET9
  #9  Antonio GatesSDG8
Injury Concern #10  Dennis PittaBAL8
  #11  Jared CookSTL11
  #12  J. FinleyGNB4
  #13  Kyle RudolphMIN5
  #14  Owen DanielsHOU8
  #15  J. GreshamCIN12
  #16  M. BennettCHI8
  #17  Brent CelekPHI12
  #18  Dustin KellerMIA6
  #19  Jacob TammeDEN9
  #20  Brandon MyersNYG9
  #21  Dwayne AllenIND8
  #22  M. LewisJAC9
  #23  Coby FleenerIND8
  #24  Heath MillerPIT5
  #25  Zach MillerSEA12
  #26  J. CameronCLE10
  #27  D. WalkerTEN8
  #28  Fred DavisWAS5
  #29  Tyler EifertCIN12
  #30  Dallas ClarkTAM5
  #31  Zach ErtzPHI12
  #32  Tony MoeakiKAN10
  #33  Rob HouslerARI9
  #34  Travis KelceKAN10
  #35  Joel DreessenDEN9
  #36  Ed DicksonBAL8
  #37  T. SchefflerDET9
  #38  B. WatsonNOR7
  #39  A. FasanoKAN10
  #40  S. ChandlerBUF12
  #41  James CaseyPHI12
  #42  L. KendricksSTL11
  #43  Michael EgnewMIA6
  #44  Jordan ReedWAS5
Injury Concern #45  Jake BallardNWE10
  #46  Gavin EscobarDAL11
  #47  Kevin BossKAN10
  #48  Travis BeckumNYG9
  #49  V. McDonaldSFO9
  #50  Logan PaulsenWAS5
  #51  Dion SimsMIA6
  #52  Craig StevensTEN8
  #53  Nick KasaOAK7
  #54  Niles PaulWAS5
  #55  Rhett EllisonMIN5
  #56  L. ToiloloATL6
  #57  Julius ThomasDEN9
  #58  M. WilliamsDET9
  #59  C. MorrahSFO9
  #60  David ThomasNOR7
  #61  Luke WillsonSEA12
  #62  D. JeffersonARI9
  #63  D.J. WilliamsGNB4
  #64  Luke StockerTAM5
  #65  John PhillipsSDG8
  #66  Jeff KingARI9
  #67  L. GreenSDG8
  #68  Virgil GreenDEN9
  #69  James HannaDAL11
  #70  R. GordonOAK7
  #71  J. CunninghamIND8
  #72  Mychal RiveraOAK7
  #73  Anthony McCoySEA12
  #74  Ryan GriffinHOU8
  #75  Clay HarborPHI12
  #76  Chris GraggBUF12
  #77  Orson CharlesCIN12
Cold #78  Chris CooleyWAS5
  #79  Daniel FellsNWE10
  #80  M. HoomanawanuiNWE10
  #81  Matt SpaethPIT5
  #82  T. ThompsonTEN8
  #83  A. RobinsonNYG9
  #84  Leonard PopePIT5
  #85  Todd HeapARI9
  #86  Kellen DavisCLE10
  #87  David PaulsonPIT5
  #88  R. McMichaelSDG8
Cold #89  Evan MoorePHI12
  #90  J. CumberlandNYJ10
  #91  Charles ClayMIA6
  #92  Chase CoffmanATL6
  #93  Dante RosarioSDG8
  #94  D. AusberryOAK7
Injury Concern #95  John CarlsonMIN5
  #96  Lee SmithBUF12
  #97  G. GrahamHOU8
  #98  Will HellerDET9
  #99  Jim DrayARI9
  #100  Bear PascoeNYG9
  #101  Alex SmithCIN12
Cold #102  K. WinslowNWE10

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