My Week 4 Fantasy Football Rankings (Sunday Update)
Tons of injury news led to some massive changes in the rankings heading into today's slate... which includes Colts-Commanders in London, so get those lineups set!
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Week 4 is here! 🏈
Updated PPR Rankings below for QB RB WR & TE.
Hit me with any final start/sits & what the s*its do I do with my FLEX?!
Week 4 Vibes/
- Ja’Marr Chase & Parker Washington both go 120+ & a score
- Cardinals go crazy @ NYG
- Raiders 4-0
- Shough joins MVP convo
Players I’m starting in multiple fantasy football leagues this week … and the byes haven’t even begun yet!
Bryce Young
Marcus Mariota
Emanuel Wilson
Alvin Kamara
Dontayvion Wicks
Kalif Raymond
Mack Hollins
Malik Washington
Antonio Williams
Darren Waller
Tyler Higbee
Fantasy Football weekend stashes you can make today or tomorrow morning to get ahead of next week's waiver wire:
Jaylen Wright
Kendre Miller
Tyreek Hill
Tre' Harris
Ted Hurst
James Conner
Antonio Williams
Kaleb Douglas
AD Mitchell
And remember...
10 Players Set Up PERFECTLY for Fantasy Football Week 4…
1. Josh Downs is the WR17 according to Vegas sportsbook projections. His 14.22 motion EPA is 4th-best among all WRs this year. Washington allows a league-high 15.3 catches per game to opposing WRs.
2. Bhayshul Tuten…
Top 25 Rookies for Fantasy Baseball in 2026
13. TJ Rumfield (1B - COL)
631 PA
.300/.390/.453
67 Runs
16 HR
73 RBI
0 SB
11.4% BB
13.6% K
Rumfield stood out in BB, K, and contact rate, but his below average power really limits the long-term upside, even in Coors.
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My Quick Thursday Night Football Takeaways
🟤Browns 27 - Steelers 24🟡
- Denzel Boston had 7 targets and 89 yards, while playing as a true outside X receiver and seeing a massive 21.3 air yards per target. He won in multiple ways, showed more movement ability than his size suggests, and could have had an even bigger night with better throws.
- KC Concepcion drew a team-high 8 targets, catching 5 for 64 yards, and they moved him everywhere - roughly 50% outside, 47.5% slot and a little backfield usage.
- Harold Fannin scored again after finding the end zone twice last week, and it's starting to become apparent that he is the No. 3 pass catcher behind Boston and Concepcion.
- Deshaun Watson certainly wasn’t perfect, but the offense looks far more functional than expected. He’s playing better and clearly trusts these young receivers, but he still makes too many mistakes, has trouble handling pressure and missed opportunities over the middle.
- Quinshon Judkins had 17 carries, 53 yards and a TD. The huge development was 7 targets on only 12 routes, leading to 6 catches for 43 yards. That was a career-high target total. If this passing-game role sticks, Judkins suddenly has a much safer weekly floor.
- DK Metcalf commanded a team-high 9 targets, catching 5 for 115 yards. He remains extremely vertical however, which makes him susceptible to volatility against defenses willing to play aggressive man coverage.
- Jaylen Warren handled essentially the entire backfield: 17 carries, plus 6 targets, 3 catches and 33 receiving yards. That gave him another 20-touch game, and he even produced +12 rushing yards over expected against a quality Cleveland front.
- Roman Wilson only ran 18 routes, but drew 6 targets, catching 3 for 74 yards with more than 20 air yards per target. That’s a huge target-per-route rate and Rodgers appears willing to attack vertically with him.
- Michael Pittman seems to lack the ability at this stage to consistently create the type of separation needed for big fantasy performances. He can still be useful, but this doesn’t look like an offense creating easy production for him.
- Jerry Jeudy has essentially fallen off the fantasy radar. Boston and Concepcion have transformed the Browns WR room, and Jeudy has been relegated to a limited third-receiver role.