Our editorial planning range: 1–3% of your starting budget. Use the role and roster conditions below before bidding.
November 3 review · 12-team PPR redraft · Not a winning-bid prediction
PUT IT IN YOUR BUDGET
A range. A reason. Your decision.
12-team PPR redraft; one QB unless Superflex is selected. Percentages refer to the original season budget. Your remaining funds limit what you can actually spend.
Dollar examples assume whole-dollar bids. Zero-dollar claims depend on your league rules. The calculator does not save or submit a bid.
Planning range
1–3%
$1–$3 on a $100 budget
Gesicki should be compared with available tight ends using receiving involvement as well as touchdown potential. A touchdown-dependent option can fit a thin position, but the bid should not assume a score every week.
Bid less / pass
0–1%
$0–$1 on a $100 budget
Bid less when you already have a comparable starter or would need an improbable scoring streak to justify the move.
Only pay more if…
4–6%
$4–$6 on a $100 budget
Pay more if he improves a weak starting TE slot and the other usable options are scarce.
Starting budget: $100 · Remaining: $100
The bars share a 0–35% spending scale. They show budget ranges, not probabilities or fantasy outcome ranges.
WHAT YOU ARE BUYING
A touchdown can help without being dependable.
Gesicki should be compared with available tight ends using receiving involvement as well as touchdown potential. A touchdown-dependent option can fit a thin position, but the bid should not assume a score every week.
ESPN ownership snapshot15.1%
Week 9 outlook9.2 FF FP
Ownership across leagues does not tell us whether he is free in yours. A big game can create demand without creating a lasting job. Compare expected opportunities, the weeks you need covered and the value of the player you would drop.
What would justify paying more?
Pay more if he improves a weak starting TE slot and the other usable options are scarce.
When should you bid less—or walk away?
Bid less when you already have a comparable starter or would need an improbable scoring streak to justify the move. An unused bench upgrade is worth less than a player who actually changes your starting lineup.
Use these ranges as a planning aid. Your league’s bidding habits, roster size, remaining budget, scoring and alternatives can change the sensible price.
FF editorial spending guidelines, not a trained FAAB model or a prediction of the winning bid. These are original editorial scenarios, not observed market-clearing prices, league-specific auction estimates or a backtested bid model. No claim about the probability of winning is made.
Week 9, 2026 edition reviewed November 3. Public FF PPR forecasts and availability load with this page. Week 8 actuals are from our saved completed Thursday/Sunday ESPN snapshot. Ownership is a November 3 ESPN snapshot and may change; a player being widely rostered is not evidence he is available in your league. Private league data and direct API outputs are not published.