Week 4 is in progress and there are several shootings, including choosing when defining your fantastic ranges. These are my favorite pieces and my biggest disappearances before the weekend.
Strategist
Start: Daniel Jones, Colts
Jones plays too well to be put on the bench by fantasy managers, even in a difficult match with the Rams. Jones leads the EPA league by abandonment. It is ninth in Cpoe and fifth in the PFF passage class.
Shane Steichen Maxime his skills with the second highest NFL play rate. Jones has the advantage of a game action on 38% of his decreases. Its 11.2 yards per attempt at these throws ranks third among the qualified passers -by. Rams were not particularly good to defend the game this year. The rank outside the first 20 EPA and Yards units per game made it possible to play on game falsers.
Beginning: Justin Herbert, Chargers
As expected, Herbert still hits him. He heads the league during the pass by match (287) and the charge are the league leaders in success rate.
They are one percent higher in Proe than any other team. Herbert is now looking for a defense of the giants who ranks 24th in EPA by authorized deposit. The G-Men abandoned the 11th most fantastic fantasy point at the quarter-back this year.
Enough: Michael Penix, Falcons
Without a lot of potential precipitated on the ground, Penix must be a first -rate passer in the air to do so for fantastic purposes. He was anything but that for three games. PFF ranked it like its passer n ° 34. Penix is at the 27th in EPA by deposit and 30th at Cpoe. He is the QB29 in fantastic points per game. It is not even playable in Superflex.
Enough: Dak Prescott, Cowboys
This is a nightmare scenario for Prescott. It faces a defense of the Mastodon of Green Bay which allows the second largest fancy point of opposing passers -by, and it will do it without its wide top because Ceedee Lamb receiver should be sidelined several weeks with a high -factor sprained.
Since entering the League, only Amari Cooper has been a more effective target for Prescott. Vegas is also broken on Dallas with an implicit 20.25 team.
Back
Start: Cam Tax Leine, Giants
With Tyrone Tracy sidelined due to a shoulder injury, the control of the rear field is complete for Skattebo. He exceeded Devin Singletary 10-4 during week 3 and established heights of the season in the air with a route rate of 61% and a target part of 31%. Skattebo caught six passes for 60 yards above its 10/60/1 precipitation line. PFF has currently classified it as No. 3. Skattebo is effective on the ground and will be resilient in the negative game script due to its reception role. He obtained his place in the RB2 ranks for week 4.
Start: Jordan Mason, Vikings
The Vikings humiliated the Bengals in the week 3 to the point that they were able to draw their beginners late in the match. Mason dominated the rear field work for Minnesota before the fourth quarter. He had 17 out of 24 and a route rate of 59%. Now, he and the Vikings are favorites of 2 to 5 points compared to the Steelers in Ireland. This is another great configuration for the newly struck battle horse from Minnesota.
Enough: Alvin Kamara, saints
The 0-3 saints obviously have trouble creating a positive game script for their star ball carrier. It was never a problem for Kamara because of her involvement in the air. Playing from behind at any time is finally caught up this year. Kamara has a target share of nine percent and 0.1 objectives per route performing three weeks. These two figures are said to be career. By way of comparison, he had a target share of 22% and a monstrous objective of 0.28 per route in 2024. The remedies in the reception of the use are so drastic that it threatens to bring Kamara out of the RB2 ranks entirely.
Enough: Tony Pollard, Titans
Tennessee Titans are the biggest outsiders of the week, who should lose seven points on the Texans road. Pollard dominates the work for the Titans, but that has little importance for its fantastic release. He found the goal area once this year and does not see a lot of work as a spass carrier. Its target share of six percent ranks 42nd among all the runners. The Texans are the 11th best defense of the EPA by Rush authorized and Pollard will probably not be in advance for a large part of the week 4. Players like Skattebo, JK Dobbins and Jaylen Warren move away from him in the ranks.
Wide receiver
Start: Ladd McConkey, loaders
If it will happen for McConkey, it will be in week 4. McConkey runs 63% of his routes from the slit this year. The giants have granted more targets and yards to the slit than any other team. They also provide for the coverage of men at the highest rate. McConkey crushed man’s coverage as a recruit. His figures against humans are down this year, but he still leads the starting trio of the loaders in the PFF reception note (73.4) and the yards by road (1.6) against the coverage of man.
Beginning: Music, Bucs
The status of Chris Godwin is in the air for week 4 and Mike Evans will be sidelined with a problem with hamstrings. This leaves only Egbuka to manage WR1 tasks for Tampa Bay. Egbuka is currently ranking second among all the recruits in receipt of PFF (71.1) and YPRR (1.8). If Godwin returns, Egbuka will probably go even more from his Sunday in an external receiver role. It was mainly a receiver of slot machines at university, but flourished on the border as a Buccaneer, with an average of 2.3 Stellar YPRR of an external alignment. With targets to win at Tampa Bay, Egbuka’s growing role will make him an essential start on Sunday.
Enough: Travis Hunter, Jaguars
The role of Hunter in attack is down, and head coach Liam Coen has clearly indicated that there will be no modifications of this role as soon as possible.
Liam Coen was asked if WR injuries will signify a change of role for Travis Hunter in attack
The answer is not
And that he will only play “probably” only “F” and CB as a recruit, and will not become in the “Z or X or 12” this year.
This means that Parker Washington will take the shots of Dyami Brown pic.twitter.com/v9bh8
– Josh Norris (@joshnorris) September 24, 2025
Hunter executed 82% of the routes of week 1 and experienced a target share of 29%. Its route rate dropped to 61% for each of the following two games. Its target share fell at 15%, then six percent. It also leaves a high defensive snap rate of 68%. The set of bidirectional skills that made him such a special player in the NFL now kills his fantastic value.
Sit up: Josh Downs, Colts
Even with Alec Pierce leaving the week early because of a concussion, the colts did not seem terribly interested in finding more opportunities for the stockings. Its route rate remained stable at 59% lamentable and it only won three targets. Ad Mitchell has more than doubled his weekly route rate, clearly indicating that he will be the one who will see an increase in volume when Pierce is excluded for week 4. The colts do not consider Downs as a full -time player and fantasy managers need something to change so that it is more than WR4.
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Start: Dalton Kincaid, Bills
Kincaid’s role leaves a lot to be desired. Its itinerary rate of 61% ranks 28th at the post. However, he earns a lot of volume on the ground. Kincaid is targeted on 23% of its routes and reaches an average of 2.1 yards per road. It was particularly effective against the coverage of the area this year, dragging only Tyler Warren in YPRR against area. The saints use the coverage of the area at the top 10 and the invoices have the highest implicit team (31.75) of the week by a wide margin.
Start: Jake Ferguson, Cowboys
Lamb missed a large part of week 3 with his ankle injury. It was and will continue to be devastating for the offensive, but the PPR score does not care how good or bad cowboys are. Ferguson was a target income phenomenon during week 3, accumulating 14 targets on a target share of 26%. He claimed a large part of the role of LAMB as an option below Prescott while George Pickens remained at intermediate and deep work. Ferguson does not need to get closer to his release of week 3 to remain a mid -range Te1.
Enough: Brenton Strange, Jaguars
Even if the jags had a hard time advancing their wide receptors, it is not the lack of tests. Liam Coen channeled more fantastic points expected towards his wide receptors than any team outside the loaders.
Strange, in turn, is located in the 16th row in the two fantastic points expected by match and 19th in target sharing. It is nothing more than a low -end te2.
Sit: Kelce Travis, Chiefs
This is what washing looks like. Kelce is 18th among the extremities tight by a target part of 16%. It is targeted on 15% of its routes, a brand that ranks 23rd among the tight ends. Its 1,34 yards per route are a hollow in career, as is its reception note of 64.1 pff. Kelce does not simply win enough opportunities to stay in the Rows TE1.
