Buccaneers tight end Timothy Wright snapped out of his recent malaise in Week 12, catching a season-high eight passes for 75 yards. And he did so against a Lions team that -- for all their failings against wide receivers -- have been pretty solid in defending tight ends this season.

The Panthers -- Wright's Week 13 opponent -- have allowed three touchdowns to tight ends in the last five weeks. And one of those belonged to Wright, who caught five passes for 48 yards and a touchdown in Week 8. The passing game has changed for the Bucs since that game, however. Most notably, Mike Glennon threw 51 passes in that game; he hasn't thrown more than 23 since.

Still, Wright has some momentum from Week 12, and has been successful against the Panthers before. While there's some downside here (his two previous games, for example), there's enough good to consider Wright a startable asset in deeper formats, or in leagues where an owner has been streaming tight ends on a weekly basis.

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