Fantasy Football Player Notes

Week 4 Rankings

Position

Team

Scoring

Alvin Kamara Note
	1. Alvin Kamara RB - NO (at DET) Kamara is unstoppable right now. There's no other way to put it. He's dominating out of the backfield as a receiver and is arguably the best fantasy asset in the game right now. He's an every single week must-start option, but in this matchup, he could go nuclear yet again. He's a lock for top-5 production. 1 day ago

Ezekiel Elliott Note
	2. Ezekiel Elliott RB - DAL (vs . CLE)

Derrick Henry Note
	3. Derrick Henry RB - TEN (vs . PIT)

Dalvin Cook Note
	4. Dalvin Cook RB - MIN (at HOU)

Aaron Jones Note
	5. Aaron Jones RB - GB (vs . ATL)

Jonathan Taylor Note
	6. Jonathan Taylor RB - IND (at CHI)

Nick Chubb Note
	7. Nick Chubb RB - CLE (at DAL)

DeAndre Hopkins Note
	8. DeAndre Hopkins WR - ARI (at CAR)

Josh Jacobs Note
	9. Josh Jacobs RB - LV (vs . BUF)

Kenyan Drake Note
	10. Kenyan Drake RB - ARI (at CAR) I'm with you. It's been a bad start to the season for Drake, who's averaged a respectable 4.1 yards per carry, but he's caught just five passes through three games, and has found the end zone just once. He's still getting 74.7 percent of the running back touches in this backfield, so in games where they're projected to run a lot of plays, he should be in for a big performance. Last week was surely a disappointment, but don't hang onto that because you don't want to miss his Week 4 performance against the Panthers. Through their last 19 games, they've now allowed 34 rushing touchdowns, including seven of them in their three games this year. Those touchdowns came courtesy of Josh Jacobs, Leonard Fournette, Ronald Jones, and Austin Ekeler. Outside of their games with the Panthers, do you know how many touchdowns those running backs have scored? ZERO. This is Drake's chance to get right and pad his fantasy stats. They've allowed 1.23 PPR points per opportunity and Drake hasn't had fewer than 18 opportunities in a game yet. Start him as an RB1 and reap the benefits. I'm willing to go back to him in cash games as well. Knowing the Panthers have already allowed six running backs to finish as the RB43 or better, even Edmonds has RB4 appeal this week. 17 hours ago

Miles Sanders Note
	11. Miles Sanders RB - PHI (at SF)

Clyde Edwards-Helaire Note
	12. Clyde Edwards-Helaire RB - KC (vs . NE)

James Robinson Note
	13. James Robinson RB - JAC (at CIN) This is just a feel-good story all around, as Robinson was an undrafted free agent who earned the starting job in training camp and it led the Jaguars to cutting Leonard Fournette. Through three games, he's rushed for three touchdowns, which is the same number Fournette had the entire 2019 season on 265 carries on this same team. Robinson has now totaled 43 of the team's 47 carries and racked up a career-high six targets in Week 2. Meanwhile, Thompson has touched the ball just 14 times through three games. The pending return of Ryquell Armstead is worrisome to Robinson's insane workload, but he's earned the majority of work. Similar to last year, the Bengals are a team to run the ball against. Through three games, they've allowed the third-most fantasy points on the ground to running backs (23.5 points per game on the ground alone), behind only the Panthers and Raiders. Of the flip side of that, they've allowed just 39 yards through the air to running backs through three games, which is the fewest in the league. The Bengals also faced the sixth-fewest targets to running backs in 2019, so teams just don't feel the need to attack underneath. The 14.0 percent of targets that have gone to running backs through three weeks is the second-lowest percentage. Knowing Robinson has totaled 91.5 percent of the team's carries to this point, this matchup suits him well. He should be started as an RB2 this week against a team whose opponents are averaging 71.7 plays per game. 2 days ago

James Conner Note
	14. James Conner RB - PIT (at TEN)

Joe Mixon Note
	15. Joe Mixon RB - CIN (vs . JAC) There's panic through the fantasy world when it comes to Mixon, which is something similar to what happened in 2019 when he was the RB34 through the first seven weeks of the season. Did you know he only had one touchdown through those seven games? Well, for the remainder of the season, he was the RB5 in fantasy and scored six touchdowns in the last nine games. As Joe Burrow continues to improve and force defenses to be honest, Mixon will get better. The Jaguars have surprisingly been one of the better run defenses to start the year, allowing just 3.17 yards per carry through three weeks. It's not a small sample size, either, as they've faced 75 rushing attempts, which ranks as the sixth-most in the league. They also played against Derrick Henry and Jonathan Taylor, so it's not like they played backups. Still, the Bengals are an offense that'll stretch out that defense in ways that the Titans and Colts couldn't. To be fair, though, Mixon has only faced eight-man defensive fronts on 7.7 percent of his carries, so that hasn't been too much of an issue. When playing against a defense that's surrendered 99 touches to running backs over the first three weeks, you'd better be playing Mixon, even if you're upset with the way the year has started. He's getting 20-plus touches this game where they're the favorites, and I'd be willing to bet he scores his first touchdown. 2 days ago

Calvin Ridley Note
	16. Calvin Ridley WR - ATL (at GB)

Austin Ekeler Note
	17. Austin Ekeler RB - LAC (at TB) Ekeler delivered like many predicted last week against the Panthers and he appears like he's back to being one of the main target options in this offense. Ekeler saw 11 targets in week three and finished as the RB5 on the week. He's a locked-and-loaded low-end RB1 every single week moving forward if he continues to get the target volume that he's been seeing recently. While this is a tough matchup for RBs, Ekeler's still worth starting confidently. 15 hours ago

Tyreek Hill Note
	18. Tyreek Hill WR - KC (vs . NE)

Devin Singletary Note
	19. Devin Singletary RB - BUF (at LV)

Allen Robinson II Note
	20. Allen Robinson II WR - CHI (vs . IND)

David Montgomery Note
	21. David Montgomery RB - CHI (vs . IND)

D.K. Metcalf Note
	22. D.K. Metcalf WR - SEA (at MIA)

Melvin Gordon III Note
	23. Melvin Gordon III RB - DEN (at NYJ) Gordon was stifled in week three by the stout Buccaneers run defense and he should have some more room to run in this one. However, this offense looks atrocious without Drew Lock and Gordon's not going to be in very many scoring opportunities, which is what has inflated his fantasy value up to this point. Gordon's a low-end RB2 due to his workload, but he might not be anything more than that this week. 1 day ago

Todd Gurley II Note
	24. Todd Gurley II RB - ATL (at GB)

Amari Cooper Note
	25. Amari Cooper WR - DAL (vs . CLE)

Adam Thielen Note
	26. Adam Thielen WR - MIN (at HOU)

Tyler Lockett Note
	27. Tyler Lockett WR - SEA (at MIA)

Kareem Hunt Note
	28. Kareem Hunt RB - CLE (at DAL)

Mike Evans Note
	29. Mike Evans WR - TB (vs . LAC) With the news that Godwin is most likely out for this matchup, Evans becomes a solid WR2 option. While the matchup isn't great for opposing WRs, Chris Harris Jr. is expected to miss some time with an injury. Casey Heyward should line up across from Evans, which limits his overall ceiling, but the targets should be there to be a solid option this week. 15 hours ago

Stefon Diggs Note
	30. Stefon Diggs WR - BUF (at LV)

Travis Kelce Note
	31. Travis Kelce TE - KC (vs . NE)

Terry McLaurin Note
	32. Terry McLaurin WR - WAS (vs . BAL)

David Johnson Note
	33. David Johnson RB - HOU (vs . MIN) With Duke Johnson out the last two weeks, David Johnson has managed to total 28 of the Texans 30 running back touches available. It seems they're expecting Duke back this week after he participated in practice most of last week, so the workload will get a bit smaller for David. The Vikings weren't supposed to be a great match for running backs, but that's not the case. Through three games, running backs have managed to rack up 107 total touches against them, which leads the league. That's large in part to do with the 72.0 plays per game that their opponents are averaging. They're allowing more yards per carry on the ground (4.43) than they are yards per target through the air (3.67) to running backs through the first three games. Each starting running back has totaled at least 16 carries, including at least 25 carries to both Jonathan Taylor and Derrick Henry over the last two weeks. The Packers, Colts, and Titans have all totaled at least 29 running back touches. This is great news for Johnson, who should be relatively fresh after totaling just 28 touches over the last two weeks in brutal matchups against the Steelers and Ravens. As a home favorite with an implied team total of 27.8 points, the stage is set for Johnson to get back into RB2 territory this week. 1 day ago

Mike Davis Note
	34. Mike Davis RB - CAR (vs . ARI) In the first game without Christian McCaffrey, the Panthers gave Davis 22 of the 24 running back opportunities, so it's fair to say he's the workhorse until further notice. He wasn't particularly efficient on the ground, but it was a tough matchup against the Chargers, and he made up for that while catching eight balls (for the second straight week) for 45 yards and a touchdown. It's a much better matchup this week, and one that actually suits his role quite well. The Cardinals have allowed 10.1 yards per target to running backs over the first three weeks, which ranks as the second-most in the league. The 2.26 PPR points per target they've allowed also ranks as the second-most. Knowing Davis has seen 17 targets over the last two weeks, this matchup bodes well for him. The Cardinals have also allowed a respectable 4.36 yards per carry, so it's not like he can't do anything on the ground, either. I'd consider him a stable RB2 this week, particularly in PPR formats. 17 hours ago

D.J. Moore Note
	35. D.J. Moore WR - CAR (vs . ARI)

Cooper Kupp Note
	36. Cooper Kupp WR - LAR (vs . NYG)

JuJu Smith-Schuster Note
	37. JuJu Smith-Schuster WR - PIT (at TEN)

Darrell Henderson Note
	38. Darrell Henderson RB - LAR (vs . NYG) If you've watched any Rams game this year, you can see that Henderson should be the lead back. He's run like he's a man that knows he can lose the job at any moment and has played extremely well in back-to-back tough matchups. In games against the Bills and Eagles, he's amassed 201 rushing yards on 35 carries (5.7 yards per carry) with two touchdowns, and then chipped in with another three catches for 46 yards. He's been the No. 10 running back in fantasy over the last two weeks. We don't know if Akers will be back this week, but it shouldn't matter all that much if he is active, as Henderson would need to screw something up to lose his lead role. The Giants have allowed three different running backs to finish as top-15 options over the last two weeks, and they've allowed points in a variety of different ways, as they allowed 124 rushing yards in Week 1, then 119 rushing yards in Week 2, but then held the 49ers running backs to just 62 rushing yards in Week 3. Still, they've allowed 170 receiving yards to running backs over the last two weeks. Opposing running backs have averaged just over 30 touches per game against them this year, so even if we see Brown mixed in, it should be another 16-plus touch game for Henderson. Similar to Ronald Jones, Henderson may be on a short leash, but it had to have gotten longer after his performances the last few weeks. Consider him a mid-tier RB2 who may come with more risk with most in that range, but it should be worth it. 7 hours ago

Robert Woods Note
	39. Robert Woods WR - LAR (vs . NYG)

Kenny Golladay Note
	40. Kenny Golladay WR - DET (vs . NO) Golladay reminded people why he was being drafted as a top-12 receiver this past week in his first game action coming off of his hamstring injury. He had a nice day by going 6-57-1 on 7 targets and should be viewed as a low-end WR1 moving forward from a season-long perspective. In this matchup though, Golladay falls just outside top-12 consideration on the week. Golladay's a solid WR2 this week with upside for more if he finds the end zone again. 1 day ago

Mark Ingram II Note
	41. Mark Ingram II RB - BAL (at WAS)

Odell Beckham Jr. Note
	42. Odell Beckham Jr. WR - CLE (at DAL) I'm not sure what many are expecting out of Beckham while Mayfield has thrown the ball just 46 times over the last two weeks. That's a mark that quarterbacks hit in one game. Think about it: If we combined those games and got the 46 attempts from Mayfield and 12 targets from Beckham, we'd be excited, especially considering they amounted to 8/133/1. But that's the thing. This offense doesn't want to throw the ball very much, which takes away appeal in games the Browns win. They're big underdogs here, which should amount to more pass attempts, as well as more appeal for someone like Beckham. On top of that, the Cowboys just sent their best cornerback (Chidobe Awuzie) to the IR before last week's game. That leaves them starting rookie Trevon Diggs and veteran Daryl Worley at cornerback. That duo has combined to allow 20-of-28 passing for 286 yards and two touchdowns through three games. It would have been three touchdowns if not for Diggs knocking the ball out of D.K. Metcalf's hand at the goal-line. There is no secondary in the league who's allowing more fantasy points per target (2.28) than the Cowboys. You should be willing to start Beckham this week as a low-end WR1 who could explode if the Browns throw the ball more than 35 times. 18 hours ago

Keenan Allen Note
	43. Keenan Allen WR - LAC (at TB) Welcome back, Keenan Allen! With Herbert behind center, Allen has jumped back into top-tier fantasy relevance and should continue to dominate moving forward. Allen saw 19 total targets on Sunday and finished as the WR4 on the week. Allen was always a solid option for your fantasy lineups, but he's now moving into must-start consideration based on his involvement in this offense. The Bucs are a pretty stingy defense when it comes to locking down opposing WRs, but Allen's seeing too many targets to not plug into your lineup as a solid WR2 with upside. 15 hours ago

Diontae Johnson Note
	44. Diontae Johnson WR - PIT (at TEN) After taking a big hit early in the second quarter of last week's game, Johnson was placed into the concussion protocol. Being he was placed in it right away and doesn't have a bad history, he has a chance to play this game. Stay tuned for updates as the week goes on. The matchup with the Titans has been a great one for receivers, as the aging duo of Johnathan Joseph and Malcolm Butler are struggling to keep up. The Titans are hoping to get Adoree Jackson back soon, though it doesn't sound like a guarantee he'll be ready for this matchup. The duo of Butler and Joseph have combined to allow 21-of-33 passing for 318 yards and two touchdowns in their coverage to this point. Against a shifty, young receiver like Johnson who continually generates separation, they'll struggle. If Johnson gets cleared, I'd have no issue starting him as a high-end WR3 in this matchup. 20 hours ago

Jerick McKinnon Note
	45. Jerick McKinnon RB - SF (vs . PHI)

Davante Adams Note
	46. Davante Adams WR - GB (vs . ATL)

Michael Gallup Note
	47. Michael Gallup WR - DAL (vs . CLE)

Marquise Brown Note
	48. Marquise Brown WR - BAL (at WAS)

CeeDee Lamb Note
	49. CeeDee Lamb WR - DAL (vs . CLE)

Julian Edelman Note
	50. Julian Edelman WR - NE (at KC)

Joshua Kelley Note
	51. Joshua Kelley RB - LAC (at TB) Kelley was in a prime position to explode last week, but the game-script didn't exactly go the way that many (including Vegas) expected. The Panthers were +6.5 underdogs in that game and they outright won it, which eliminated the rushing potential for Kelley. In week two, when the Chargers were playing with the lead, Kelley saw 51% of the Chargers offensive snaps. However, in week three, he was only on the field for 30%. If the Chargers aren't controlling the game-script, Kelley loses his overall upside. In a matchup against a solid Bucs defense, Kelley's more of a FLEX play this week than an upside play at the position. 15 hours ago

DeVante Parker Note
	52. DeVante Parker WR - MIA (vs . SEA)

Mark Andrews Note
	53. Mark Andrews TE - BAL (at WAS)

Leonard Fournette Note
	54. Leonard Fournette RB - TB (vs . LAC) Fournette went back to fantasy irrelevance after going off in week two and now fantasy managers are left struggling to figure out what to do. Fournette was clearly the second option in this backfield behind Jones and he's now simply just a hold on your bench, if you can afford to do so. He has top-15 upside if something were to happen to Jones, but until then he can't be trusted near your starting lineup. 15 hours ago

Zach Ertz Note
	55. Zach Ertz TE - PHI (at SF)

T.Y. Hilton Note
	56. T.Y. Hilton WR - IND (at CHI) Through three games with Philip Rivers, Hilton currently sits as the WR69 on the season. That's not great, especially when you consider Parris Campbell has missed essentially two games and Jack Doyle missed one game. Hilton has just 17 targets, 10 receptions, and 133 yards on the season, which amounts to less fantasy points than Tim Patrick. This matchup is a problem with his lack of yardage, as the Bears are the only defense in the league who's still yet to allow a single wide receiver touchdown (check Monday night game). On the season, they've allowed just 1.30 PPR points per target, which is the lowest in the league, and it's not without plenty of volume, as they've faced the second-most targets to wide receivers. Hilton won't see more of Kyle Fuller or Jaylon Johnson in coverage, as he moves back and forth while the Bears play sides. If you're expecting a Hilton bounce-back, that's fine, but this may not be the best week to bet on that. Sheer expected volume is what carries into low-end WR3 territory, but he's not very exciting. 14 hours ago

Antonio Gibson Note
	57. Antonio Gibson RB - WAS (vs . BAL) After playing 43 snaps in the Week 2 game against the Cardinals, Gibson fell back down the ladder last week and finished with just 25 snaps played, which paled in comparison to J.D. McKissic who played 34 snaps. But most importantly, in a game like this where they're expected to fall behind early, it plays more into McKissic's role, as he's played 59 pass snaps to this point while Gibson has played just 44 of them. That's not to say it's static and cannot change, but it's reflected in their targets as well, as McKissic has nine to Gibson's seven. When playing against a team like the Ravens, volume is extremely important, as they've allowed the sixth-fewest points per opportunity to running backs through three weeks. It's not to say you can't run the ball on them - they're allowing 4.20 yards per carry - but the opportunity to do so consistently is tough. They've only faced 25.0 running back touches per game, so when you start splitting those up, there are problems playing any of these backs confidently. Knowing they've allowed no touchdowns to running backs through three games, it's not even wise to search for one of those. Gibson is just a low-upside, low-end RB3 this week. 12 hours ago

Tyler Boyd Note
	58. Tyler Boyd WR - CIN (vs . JAC)

A.J. Green Note
	59. A.J. Green WR - CIN (vs . JAC)

Darius Slayton Note
	60. Darius Slayton WR - NYG (at LAR)

Will Fuller V Note
	61. Will Fuller V WR - HOU (vs . MIN) It was good to see Fuller get through his hamstring woes to catch 4-of-5 targets against the tough Steelers defense for 54 yards and a touchdown. He also played more snaps (45) than any other receiver, so he wasn't limited in any way. The Vikings already had cornerback issues, but they were without both Mike Hughes and Cameron Dantzler last week. On the year, they've allowed a massive 2.27 PPR points per target to wide receivers, which ranks as the second-most to only the Cowboys. It's not all touchdowns, either. They've allowed a 73.8 percent completion rate and 10.4 yards per target to them, so if Fuller gets one of his high-target games, he just might explode. The Vikings have also allowed the third-most passing plays (14) of 20-plus yards this year, so it's not just high-percentage throws they're struggling with. Even if they were to get Dantzler back, he's a rookie who's allowed a 154.5 QB Rating in his coverage. If you have Fuller on your squad, start him in this game (and nearly every game he's healthy) and live with the ups and downs. This could be one of those really big ups. 1 day ago

Robby Anderson Note
	62. Robby Anderson WR - CAR (vs . ARI)

J.K. Dobbins Note
	63. J.K. Dobbins RB - BAL (at WAS)

Jeff Wilson Jr. Note
	64. Jeff Wilson Jr. RB - SF (vs . PHI)

Jarvis Landry Note
	65. Jarvis Landry WR - CLE (at DAL) Is the hip injury limiting Landry more than we are being let on? Landry has just 13 targets through three games, and though he's caught 12 of them, they've been very unimpactful, as he doesn't have a single game with more than 8.6 half-PPR points. The matchup is a good one this week, but so were the last two against the Bengals and Washington. The difference this week is that the Browns are not favored to win and won't throw the ball just 23 times like they did in those two games. The Cowboys have two starting cornerbacks on IR right now, and they weren't great to begin with. Jourdan Lewis is the cornerback who's covering the slot for them, a former third-round pick from 2017 who's allowed 45-of-65 passing for 574 yards and four touchdowns in his coverage since the start of 2019. The slot receivers who've played against the Cowboys this year: Cooper Kupp 4/40/0, Russell Gage 6/46/1, Tyler Lockett 9/100/3. Do you see the trend, especially since Anthony Brown went to the IR after Week 1 (against Kupp)? Landry has been a disappointment so far, but in a game we're projecting more pass attempts, he makes a lot of sense as a middling WR3 who might surprise. 18 hours ago

Tyler Higbee Note
	66. Tyler Higbee TE - LAR (vs . NYG)

John Brown Note
	67. John Brown WR - BUF (at LV)

Russell Gage Note
	68. Russell Gage WR - ATL (at GB)

Marvin Jones Jr. Note
	69. Marvin Jones Jr. WR - DET (vs . NO) Jones wasn't able to step up as much as fantasy managers would have liked in Golladay's absence and he now seems like he's going to be a touchdown-dependent WR3 moving forward. In this matchup, Jones should be viewed as a low-end WR3/high-end WR4. 1 day ago

Darren Waller Note
	70. Darren Waller TE - LV (vs . BUF)

Hunter Henry Note
	71. Hunter Henry TE - LAC (at TB) Henry's seeing enough work with Herbert behind center to be a reliable low-end TE1 every week moving forward. He'll need to find the end zone to finish as a top-tier option, but he can be confidently started this week. 15 hours ago

Allen Lazard Note
	72. Allen Lazard WR - GB (vs . ATL)

Ronald Jones II Note
	73. Ronald Jones II RB - TB (vs . LAC) This backfield gives me headaches. After being essentially benched in week two and seeing Fournette put up a dominant performance, Jones was back to being the main option out of the backfield for this offense. Jones played 52% of the Bucs offensive snaps and saw 15 total touches to Fournette's nine. He's the back to play in your fantasy lineups moving forward, but this isn't a great matchup for him. The Chargers currently rank as the second toughest matchup for opposing RBs and Fournette is still going to factor in and take away touches from Jones. For this week, Jones should be looked at as a high-end RB3 and nothing more. 15 hours ago

Myles Gaskin Note
	74. Myles Gaskin RB - MIA (vs . SEA)

Laviska Shenault Jr. Note
	75. Laviska Shenault Jr. WR - JAC (at CIN)

Corey Davis Note
	76. Corey Davis WR - TEN (vs . PIT) It would be nice if the Titans could just commit to throwing the ball Davis' way more than 5-6 times, as his 10.8 yards per target is massive. He hasn't topped six targets in each of the last two weeks despite plus matchups against the Jaguars and Vikings, so why should we expect them against the Steelers tough secondary this week? Some may say the Steelers have allowed the eighth-most fantasy points to wide receivers through three weeks, and while I cannot disagree with that, it's a small sample size. This is the same scheme and same cornerbacks that allowed the sixth-fewest points to them in 2019. Steven Nelson has had a rough start to the year allowing three touchdowns in his coverage, but we have a five-year sample of play where he's been above average, so we can't assume he'll continue to play poorly. Joe Haden is the one who'll see Davis the most, though, and he's been his usual self, allowing just 5-of-11 passing for 91 scoreless yards with an interception. You'd have to go back to 2016 to find the last time Haden allowed higher than an 83.4 QB Rating in his coverage over the course of a season. Davis remains in WR4 territory with the lack of targets combined with the tough matchup. 20 hours ago

Jerry Jeudy Note
	77. Jerry Jeudy WR - DEN (at NYJ) Jeudy was dealing with injuries coming into Sunday's game against the Bucs, but he was able to battle through and put up a respectable fantasy stat line with 5-55-0. Moving forward though, this offense isn't going to be able to move the ball much with its quarterback situation. Jeudy should be looked at as a FLEX option for the foreseeable future until Lock returns to the lineup. 1 day ago

Mike Gesicki Note
	78. Mike Gesicki TE - MIA (vs . SEA) He's now seen 19 targets through three games, so it's fair to say he's going to in your lineup more often than he isn't. The obvious downside is that he's finished with 30 yards or less in two of his three games and was supposed to have a matchup with Jamal Adams this week, though Adams is highly questionable after suffering a groin injury in Week 3 that forced him out of the game. Teams have avoided throwing to tight ends against the Seahawks, as just 10.3 percent of targets have gone their way, which is the lowest number in the league. Again, if Adams is out, that would be a massive boost for Gesicki. Not just that, but rookie linebacker Jordyn Brooks is also highly questionable with a soft tissue injury. Suddenly, they're looking like the team they were last year; the one that allowed 10 different tight ends post double-digit PPR numbers, including eight of them who were top-six options. Gesicki has double-digit targets as a possibility in this game, which puts him smack dab in the middle of the TE1 conversation. He would be downgraded to low-end TE1 if Adams were to play, but I'm not expecting that. 1 day ago

Jonnu Smith Note
	79. Jonnu Smith TE - TEN (vs . PIT)

Malcolm Brown Note
	80. Malcolm Brown RB - LAR (vs . NYG)

Marquez Valdes-Scantling Note
	81. Marquez Valdes-Scantling WR - GB (vs . ATL)

Sony Michel Note
	82. Sony Michel RB - NE (at KC)

Keelan Cole Note
	83. Keelan Cole WR - JAC (at CIN)

Brandon Aiyuk Note
	84. Brandon Aiyuk WR - SF (vs . PHI)

Preston Williams Note
	85. Preston Williams WR - MIA (vs . SEA)

Adrian Peterson Note
	86. Adrian Peterson RB - DET (vs . NO) Peterson saw the majority of the work last week in a plus matchup, but it still didn't turn into anything crazy from a fantasy perspective. Moving forward, he's probably the RB to roster in this backfield, but this is a tough matchup for opposing RBs. AP is nothing more than a RB3 in this game. 1 day ago

Carlos Hyde Note
	87. Carlos Hyde RB - SEA (at MIA)

T.J. Hockenson Note
	88. T.J. Hockenson TE - DET (vs . NO) Hockenson has been a steady fantasy option through the first three weeks of the season. He's stepping up as the second option in this offense behind Golladay and should be viewed as a low-end TE1 every single week moving forward. His ceiling may be limited in this matchup against the Saints, but he's shown next to nothing for you to remove him from your starting lineup. 1 day ago

Emmanuel Sanders Note
	89. Emmanuel Sanders WR - NO (at DET) Sanders was able to cash in last week and find the end zone, but he's still not seeing the target totals that should give fantasy managers confidence to roll him out in their starting lineups as anything more than a low-end WR3 week in and week out. In a game script that should favor the Saints running backs, the ceiling simply isn't there for Sanders this week. He's a touchdown-dependent WR4 against the Lions. 1 day ago

DeSean Jackson Note
	90. DeSean Jackson WR - PHI (at SF)

Brandin Cooks Note
	91. Brandin Cooks WR - HOU (vs . MIN) Suddenly, Cooks leads the team in targets, though 18 targets through three games is hardly anything to latch onto as a fantasy manager, especially when he's caught just 55.6 percent of the passes thrown his way. That mark should improve against the Vikings who've already let five different wide receivers finish with 11.9 or more PPR points, which is typically enough to get into WR3 territory. Cooks will see the most of rookies Jeff Gladney or Cameron Dantzler, who've both struggled to keep up early in their careers. The duo has allowed a combined 19-of-25 passing for 277 yards and two touchdowns to this point. There are going to be a lot of fantasy players who are going after Will Fuller this week, and rightfully so, but Cooks should not be forgotten about in this matchup as he and Watson continue to build chemistry. You should seriously consider Cooks for your WR3 spot this week. 1 day ago

Latavius Murray Note
	92. Latavius Murray RB - NO (at DET) Murray hasn't found the end zone yet this season, but he's clearly a part of this Saints offensive game plan. While he's not going to be a dominant fantasy option unless he scores, Murray should easily see plenty of scoring opportunities in this game. He's a fine RB3 start this week with upside. 1 day ago

D'Andre Swift Note
	93. D'Andre Swift RB - DET (vs . NO) With Peterson taking over this backfield, there's little left over for Johnson and Swift. Neither of them can be trusted anywhere near your starting lineup this week. 1 day ago

Tre'Quan Smith Note
	94. Tre'Quan Smith WR - NO (at DET) Smith has been irrelevant for the majority of his young career in New Orleans, but he's starting to carve out a nice role for himself on this team. While he didn't have as big of a game in week three as he did in week two, Smith is still heavily involved in this offense. He's a fine FLEX play this week against the Lions secondary. 1 day ago

N'Keal Harry Note
	95. N'Keal Harry WR - NE (at KC)

Noah Fant Note
	96. Noah Fant TE - DEN (at NYJ) Fant takes a hit with the QB situation, like the rest of the offense, but he's still worth rolling out as a low-end TE1 based on the target volume. He saw ten targets last week and there's no reason to doubt that he won't see somewhere around that again in this one. 1 day ago

Mike Williams Note
	97. Mike Williams WR - LAC (at TB) Williams was an enticing add off the waiver wire to begin the season, but it appears that he does not have the chemistry with Herbert that's going to warrant him getting the necessary targets for fantasy football. Williams is still a hold, if you can, for when Tyrod comes back into the lineup. Taylor was willing to push the ball downfield more Williams' way and he could become a nice FLEX option again when that happens. Until then though, he can't be trusted in your starting lineup. 15 hours ago

Golden Tate Note
	98. Golden Tate WR - NYG (at LAR)

Tee Higgins Note
	99. Tee Higgins WR - CIN (vs . JAC)

Hayden Hurst Note
	100. Hayden Hurst TE - ATL (at GB)

KJ Hamler Note
	101. KJ Hamler WR - DEN (at NYJ) Hamler has the talent to be a valuable fantasy asset down the line, but with the Broncos QB situation, it's best to avoid Hamler for fantasy purposes right now. 1 day ago

Curtis Samuel Note
	102. Curtis Samuel WR - CAR (vs . ARI)

Justin Jefferson Note
	103. Justin Jefferson WR - MIN (at HOU)

Cole Beasley Note
	104. Cole Beasley WR - BUF (at LV)

Mecole Hardman Note
	105. Mecole Hardman WR - KC (vs . NE)

Jared Cook Note
	106. Jared Cook TE - NO (at DET)

Sammy Watkins Note
	107. Sammy Watkins WR - KC (vs . NE)

Anthony Miller Note
	108. Anthony Miller WR - CHI (vs . IND) The Bears got Miller on the field a lot more last week, though much of it came due to them falling behind big early in that game. He's playing slot-only which means he comes on the field for 3WR sets, which the Bears run 57 percent of the time. He's unfortunately not a full-time player, and that's a shame considering he's a very talented player. The Colts have Kenny Moore defending the slot, a fourth-year cornerback who's been their most stable presence at cornerback over the last few years. But the Colts do play a lot of zone, and that's allowed slot receivers to be quite efficient with their targets. So far, it's been Keelan Cole 5/47/1 on five targets, Justin Jefferson 3/44/0 on three targets, and Braxton Berrios 4/64/1 on four targets. That's about as efficient as it gets. Unfortunately, opponents have run an average just 51.3 plays per game, so if Miller is on the field just over half the time, that's around 30 snaps expected, which is not enough to play him confidently. He's a risky WR4/5-type option. 13 hours ago

Evan Engram Note
	109. Evan Engram TE - NYG (at LAR)

Scotty Miller Note
	110. Scotty Miller WR - TB (vs . LAC) Miller becomes an intriguing play this week by default. If Godwin misses this week, which all signs point to that happening, then Miller could be in line for a significant number of targets. It's not the best matchup, but Miller should be a fine option to roll out as a low-end WR3 in Full PPR formats. 15 hours ago

Chris Godwin Note
	111. Chris Godwin WR - TB (vs . LAC)

Hunter Renfrow Note
	112. Hunter Renfrow WR - LV (vs . BUF)

Chase Edmonds Note
	113. Chase Edmonds RB - ARI (at CAR)

Rex Burkhead Note
	114. Rex Burkhead RB - NE (at KC)

Andy Isabella Note
	115. Andy Isabella WR - ARI (at CAR)

Frank Gore Note
	116. Frank Gore RB - NYJ (vs . DEN) Gore keeps seeing the work on the ground, but this offense simply isn't good enough to put him in scoring opportunities that would vault him into RB3 consideration. Gore can be viewed as a RB4 this week and every week moving forward. 1 day ago

Kendrick Bourne Note
	117. Kendrick Bourne WR - SF (vs . PHI)

Julio Jones Note
	118. Julio Jones WR - ATL (at GB)

Zach Pascal Note
	119. Zach Pascal WR - IND (at CHI)

Alexander Mattison Note
	120. Alexander Mattison RB - MIN (at HOU)

Larry Fitzgerald Note
	121. Larry Fitzgerald WR - ARI (at CAR)

Chris Carson Note
	122. Chris Carson RB - SEA (at MIA)

Austin Hooper Note
	123. Austin Hooper TE - CLE (at DAL)

Adam Humphries Note
	124. Adam Humphries WR - TEN (vs . PIT)

Braxton Berrios Note
	125. Braxton Berrios WR - NYJ (vs . DEN) While it's probably a smart idea to just avoid this Jets offense if you can, Braxton Berrios has been productive the past two weeks and could be rolled out as a low-end WR4 in Full PPR leagues. 1 day ago

Randall Cobb Note
	126. Randall Cobb WR - HOU (vs . MIN)

Chris Hogan Note
	127. Chris Hogan WR - NYJ (vs . DEN)

Nyheim Hines Note
	128. Nyheim Hines RB - IND (at CHI)

James Washington Note
	129. James Washington WR - PIT (at TEN)

Steven Sims Note
	130. Steven Sims WR - WAS (vs . BAL)

Dalton Schultz Note
	131. Dalton Schultz TE - DAL (vs . CLE)

George Kittle Note
	132. George Kittle TE - SF (vs . PHI)

Logan Thomas Note
	133. Logan Thomas TE - WAS (vs . BAL)

Chase Claypool Note
	134. Chase Claypool WR - PIT (at TEN)

Jordan Howard Note
	135. Jordan Howard RB - MIA (vs . SEA)

Demarcus Robinson Note
	136. Demarcus Robinson WR - KC (vs . NE)

Dion Lewis Note
	137. Dion Lewis RB - NYG (at LAR)

Gus Edwards Note
	138. Gus Edwards RB - BAL (at WAS)

Devonta Freeman Note
	139. Devonta Freeman RB - NYG (at LAR) It was said that he knew about half the playbook going into last week's game, so it was expected that he'd play limited snaps. The snaps went Dion Lewis 20, Wayne Gallman 18, Freeman 15, though Freeman got five of the 10 carries. He should be in the primary role this week, though they're big underdogs in this game and the Giants running backs as a whole have averaged just 1.80 yards per carry behind this line. If Freeman wants any chance of success, it's got to come in the passing game. The Rams have allowed a healthy 0.93 PPR points per opportunity to running backs, but they've averaged just 26.3 touches per game. That's another issue considering the Giants running backs themselves average just 18.0 touches per game. This is a backfield to avoid until we see Freeman earn a majority of the snaps, but even if he does this week, it may not amount to more than 12 touches. He should be considered a weak RB4 option for now. 8 hours ago

Michael Thomas Note
	140. Michael Thomas WR - NO (at DET)

Eric Ebron Note
	141. Eric Ebron TE - PIT (at TEN)

Danny Amendola Note
	142. Danny Amendola WR - DET (vs . NO)

Chris Conley Note
	143. Chris Conley WR - JAC (at CIN)

Kerryon Johnson Note
	144. Kerryon Johnson RB - DET (vs . NO) With Peterson taking over this backfield, there's little left over for Johnson and Swift. Neither of them can be trusted anywhere near your starting lineup this week. 1 day ago

Jimmy Graham Note
	145. Jimmy Graham TE - CHI (vs . IND) Will Graham become a thing in his age-34 season after failing to produce in back-to-back years with Aaron Rodgers? Probably not, but we have to remain open to the possibility now that he's seen 17 targets over three games. More importantly, he's seen five targets inside the 10-yard-line which ranks as the most in the NFL. The Colts were a mediocre defense against tight ends last year, nothing worth avoiding, though they've been much better in 2020 and are currently the best team in the league at defending the position. They've only seen 14 tight end targets through three weeks, but on those targets, they've allowed just six receptions for 32 yards. That's 2.29 yards per target. To be fair, they've played against Chris Herndon, Tyler Eifert, and Kyle Rudolph/Irv Smith, but that's still mighty impressive. Knowing the Colts have allowed their opponents a league-low 15.0 points per game, it's not a week to rely on a touchdown from Graham. He's not a recommended streamer in this tough matchup. 13 hours ago

Chris Herndon IV Note
	146. Chris Herndon IV TE - NYJ (vs . DEN) Herndon's seeing a decent amount of targets each week, but it's not turning into much. He's nothing more than a low-end TE2. 1 day ago

Chris Thompson Note
	147. Chris Thompson RB - JAC (at CIN)

Damiere Byrd Note
	148. Damiere Byrd WR - NE (at KC)

Isaiah Ford Note
	149. Isaiah Ford WR - MIA (vs . SEA)

Wayne Gallman Note
	150. Wayne Gallman RB - NYG (at LAR)

David Moore Note
	151. David Moore WR - SEA (at MIA)

Bryan Edwards Note
	152. Bryan Edwards WR - LV (vs . BUF)

D.J. Chark Jr. Note
	153. D.J. Chark Jr. WR - JAC (at CIN)

Jamaal Williams Note
	154. Jamaal Williams RB - GB (vs . ATL)

Willie Snead IV Note
	155. Willie Snead IV WR - BAL (at WAS)

Darrel Williams Note
	156. Darrel Williams RB - KC (vs . NE)

Mo Alie-Cox Note
	157. Mo Alie-Cox TE - IND (at CHI)

Nelson Agholor Note
	158. Nelson Agholor WR - LV (vs . BUF)

Drew Sample Note
	159. Drew Sample TE - CIN (vs . JAC)

Boston Scott Note
	160. Boston Scott RB - PHI (at SF)

Tyler Eifert Note
	161. Tyler Eifert TE - JAC (at CIN)

O.J. Howard Note
	162. O.J. Howard TE - TB (vs . LAC) Howard's fantasy outlook was trending upwards to start the season, but he appears to be taking a back seat to Gronk. Howard has seen his snap percentages stay around 50%, while Gronk's have risen exponentially. He'll still see a few targets each week due to the offensive structure, but Howard might be more of a low-end TE2 now than anything else. 15 hours ago

Rob Gronkowski Note
	163. Rob Gronkowski TE - TB (vs . LAC) It's a coin flip as to which Tampa Bay tight end is going to produce on a weekly basis, but it looks like Gronkowski might be the one to bet on moving forward. Gronk saw a significant increase in his snap percentages last week to 93%, which bodes well for his fantasy outlook. If Gronk is on the field, especially in a matchup that Godwin should miss, he's a fine option to roll out there as a high-end TE2. 15 hours ago

Greg Olsen Note
	164. Greg Olsen TE - SEA (at MIA)

Dede Westbrook Note
	165. Dede Westbrook WR - JAC (at CIN)

Jordan Akins Note
	166. Jordan Akins TE - HOU (vs . MIN)

Darnell Mooney Note
	167. Darnell Mooney WR - CHI (vs . IND)

Matt Breida Note
	168. Matt Breida RB - MIA (vs . SEA)

Jack Doyle Note
	169. Jack Doyle TE - IND (at CHI)

Benny Snell Jr. Note
	170. Benny Snell Jr. RB - PIT (at TEN)

Robert Tonyan Note
	171. Robert Tonyan TE - GB (vs . ATL)

Tony Pollard Note
	172. Tony Pollard RB - DAL (vs . CLE)

Jakeem Grant Note
	173. Jakeem Grant WR - MIA (vs . SEA)

Jordan Wilkins Note
	174. Jordan Wilkins RB - IND (at CHI)

Peyton Barber Note
	175. Peyton Barber RB - WAS (vs . BAL)

Giovani Bernard Note
	176. Giovani Bernard RB - CIN (vs . JAC)

Greg Ward Note
	177. Greg Ward WR - PHI (at SF)

Henry Ruggs III Note
	178. Henry Ruggs III WR - LV (vs . BUF)

Dan Arnold Note
	179. Dan Arnold TE - ARI (at CAR)

Darren Fells Note
	180. Darren Fells TE - HOU (vs . MIN)

Miles Boykin Note
	181. Miles Boykin WR - BAL (at WAS)

Jamison Crowder Note
	182. Jamison Crowder WR - NYJ (vs . DEN)

Olamide Zaccheaus Note
	183. Olamide Zaccheaus WR - ATL (at GB)

J.D. McKissic Note
	184. J.D. McKissic RB - WAS (vs . BAL)

Tim Patrick Note
	185. Tim Patrick WR - DEN (at NYJ)

Cordarrelle Patterson Note
	186. Cordarrelle Patterson WR,RB - CHI (vs . IND)

Kyle Rudolph Note
	187. Kyle Rudolph TE - MIN (at HOU)

Jalen Richard Note
	188. Jalen Richard RB - LV (vs . BUF)

Cedrick Wilson Note
	189. Cedrick Wilson WR - DAL (vs . CLE)

Christian Kirk Note
	190. Christian Kirk WR - ARI (at CAR)

Reggie Bonnafon Note
	191. Reggie Bonnafon RB - CAR (vs . ARI)

Irv Smith Jr. Note
	192. Irv Smith Jr. TE - MIN (at HOU)

Dawson Knox Note
	193. Dawson Knox TE - BUF (at LV)

Josh Reynolds Note
	194. Josh Reynolds WR - LAR (vs . NYG)

Lamical Perine Note
	195. Lamical Perine RB - NYJ (vs . DEN)

Devontae Booker Note
	196. Devontae Booker RB - LV (vs . BUF)

Zay Jones Note
	197. Zay Jones WR - LV (vs . BUF)

Justin Watson Note
	198. Justin Watson WR - TB (vs . LAC)

James White Note
	199. James White RB - NE (at KC)

Anthony McFarland Jr. Note
	200. Anthony McFarland Jr. RB - PIT (at TEN)

Ito Smith Note
	201. Ito Smith RB - ATL (at GB)

Raheem Mostert Note
	202. Raheem Mostert RB - SF (vs . PHI)

Dontrelle Inman Note
	203. Dontrelle Inman WR - WAS (vs . BAL)

Travis Homer Note
	204. Travis Homer RB - SEA (at MIA)

Zack Moss Note
	205. Zack Moss RB - BUF (at LV)

Brian Hill Note
	206. Brian Hill RB - ATL (at GB)

John Hightower Note
	207. John Hightower WR - PHI (at SF)

Josh Adams Note
	208. Josh Adams RB - NYJ (vs . DEN)

Van Jefferson Note
	209. Van Jefferson WR - LAR (vs . NYG)

Kenny Stills Note
	210. Kenny Stills WR - HOU (vs . MIN)

T.J. Yeldon Note
	211. T.J. Yeldon RB - BUF (at LV)

Phillip Lindsay Note
	212. Phillip Lindsay RB - DEN (at NYJ) Lindsay is going to be tough to trust in his first game back from a multi-week injury, and the expectation should be that they ease him back in. Even going back to Week 1, he had seven carries and just one target through a majority of the game. He's a weak RB4 at the moment. 2 days ago

Corey Clement Note
	213. Corey Clement RB - PHI (at SF)

Ian Thomas Note
	214. Ian Thomas TE - CAR (vs . ARI)

C.J. Prosise Note
	215. C.J. Prosise RB - HOU (vs . MIN)

Jalen Guyton Note
	216. Jalen Guyton WR - LAC (at TB)

Olabisi Johnson Note
	217. Olabisi Johnson WR - MIN (at HOU)

Dare Ogunbowale Note
	218. Dare Ogunbowale RB - JAC (at CIN)

Trent Taylor Note
	219. Trent Taylor WR - SF (vs . PHI)

Patrick Laird Note
	220. Patrick Laird RB - MIA (vs . SEA)

Gabriel Davis Note
	221. Gabriel Davis WR - BUF (at LV)

Anthony Firkser Note
	222. Anthony Firkser TE - TEN (vs . PIT)

KhaDarel Hodge Note
	223. KhaDarel Hodge WR - CLE (at DAL)

Cam Akers Note
	224. Cam Akers RB - LAR (vs . NYG)

Gerald Everett Note
	225. Gerald Everett TE - LAR (vs . NYG)

Devin Duvernay Note
	226. Devin Duvernay WR - BAL (at WAS)

Duke Johnson Jr. Note
	227. Duke Johnson Jr. RB - HOU (vs . MIN)

LeSean McCoy Note
	228. LeSean McCoy RB - TB (vs . LAC)

Will Dissly Note
	229. Will Dissly TE - SEA (at MIA)

Nick Boyle Note
	230. Nick Boyle TE - BAL (at WAS)

AJ Dillon Note
	231. AJ Dillon RB - GB (vs . ATL)

Darwin Thompson Note
	232. Darwin Thompson RB - KC (vs . NE)

Ryan Izzo Note
	233. Ryan Izzo TE - NE (at KC)

Darrynton Evans Note
	234. Darrynton Evans RB - TEN (vs . PIT)

Jakobi Meyers Note
	235. Jakobi Meyers WR - NE (at KC)

Cameron Brate Note
	236. Cameron Brate TE - TB (vs . LAC)

Kalen Ballage Note
	237. Kalen Ballage RB - NYJ (vs . DEN)

Jaylen Samuels Note
	238. Jaylen Samuels RB - PIT (at TEN)

J.J. Taylor Note
	239. J.J. Taylor RB - NE (at KC)

Daurice Fountain Note
	240. Daurice Fountain WR - IND (at CHI)

JaMycal Hasty Note
	241. JaMycal Hasty RB - SF (vs . PHI)

Deontay Burnett Note
	242. Deontay Burnett WR - PHI (at SF)

Tyler Ervin Note
	243. Tyler Ervin RB - GB (vs . ATL)

Kyle Juszczyk Note
	244. Kyle Juszczyk RB - SF (vs . PHI)

Adam Trautman Note
	245. Adam Trautman TE - NO (at DET)

Kalif Raymond Note
	246. Kalif Raymond WR - TEN (vs . PIT)

Josh Malone Note
	247. Josh Malone WR - NYJ (vs . DEN)

Jeremy McNichols Note
	248. Jeremy McNichols RB - TEN (vs . PIT)

Cam Batson Note
	249. Cam Batson WR - TEN (vs . PIT)

Tyler Kroft Note
	250. Tyler Kroft TE - BUF (at LV)

Quintez Cephus Note
	251. Quintez Cephus WR - DET (vs . NO)

Deonte Harris Note
	252. Deonte Harris WR - NO (at DET)

Damien Harris Note
	253. Damien Harris RB - NE (at KC)

Ryan Nall Note
	254. Ryan Nall RB - CHI (vs . IND)

Auden Tate Note
	255. Auden Tate WR - CIN (vs . JAC)

Jace Sternberger Note
	256. Jace Sternberger TE - GB (vs . ATL)

Mike Boone Note
	257. Mike Boone RB - MIN (at HOU)

Vance McDonald Note
	258. Vance McDonald TE - PIT (at TEN)

Ross Dwelley Note
	259. Ross Dwelley TE - SF (vs . PHI)

Alex Armah Note
	260. Alex Armah RB - CAR (vs . ARI)

Ted Ginn Jr. Note
	261. Ted Ginn Jr. WR - CHI (vs . IND)

Javon Wims Note
	262. Javon Wims WR - CHI (vs . IND)

Seth Roberts Note
	263. Seth Roberts WR - CAR (vs . ARI)

Royce Freeman Note
	264. Royce Freeman RB - DEN (at NYJ)

Jacob Hollister Note
	265. Jacob Hollister TE - SEA (at MIA)

K.J. Hill Note
	266. K.J. Hill WR - LAC (at TB)

Collin Johnson Note
	267. Collin Johnson WR - JAC (at CIN)

DaeSean Hamilton Note
	268. DaeSean Hamilton WR - DEN (at NYJ)

Harrison Bryant Note
	269. Harrison Bryant TE - CLE (at DAL)

C.J. Ham Note
	270. C.J. Ham RB - MIN (at HOU)

Eno Benjamin Note
	271. Eno Benjamin RB - ARI (at CAR)

Freddie Swain Note
	272. Freddie Swain WR - SEA (at MIA)

Mike Thomas Note
	273. Mike Thomas WR - CIN (vs . JAC)

Mohamed Sanu Note
	274. Mohamed Sanu WR - SF (vs . PHI)

Ameer Abdullah Note
	275. Ameer Abdullah RB - MIN (at HOU)

Foster Moreau Note
	276. Foster Moreau TE - LV (vs . BUF)

Kaden Smith Note
	277. Kaden Smith TE - NYG (at LAR)

Tyler Johnson Note
	278. Tyler Johnson WR - TB (vs . LAC)

Ashton Dulin Note
	279. Ashton Dulin WR - IND (at CHI)

Damion Ratley Note
	280. Damion Ratley WR - NYG (at LAR)

Jesse James Note
	281. Jesse James TE - DET (vs . NO)

Josh Hill Note
	282. Josh Hill TE - NO (at DET)

Jason Witten Note
	283. Jason Witten TE - LV (vs . BUF)

DeeJay Dallas Note
	284. DeeJay Dallas RB - SEA (at MIA)

James O'Shaughnessy Note
	285. James O'Shaughnessy TE - JAC (at CIN)

Marcedes Lewis Note
	286. Marcedes Lewis TE - GB (vs . ATL)

C.J. Board Note
	287. C.J. Board WR - NYG (at LAR)

Richard Rodgers Note
	288. Richard Rodgers TE - PHI (at SF)

Antonio Gandy-Golden Note
	289. Antonio Gandy-Golden WR - WAS (vs . BAL)

Isaiah Wright Note
	290. Isaiah Wright WR - WAS (vs . BAL)

Blake Bell Note
	291. Blake Bell TE - DAL (vs . CLE)

Demetrius Harris Note
	292. Demetrius Harris TE - CHI (vs . IND)

Darrell Daniels Note
	293. Darrell Daniels TE - ARI (at CAR)

Rashard Higgins Note
	294. Rashard Higgins WR - CLE (at DAL)

Lawrence Cager Note
	295. Lawrence Cager WR - NYJ (vs . DEN)

Brandon Powell Note
	296. Brandon Powell WR - ATL (at GB)

Devin Asiasi Note
	297. Devin Asiasi TE - NE (at KC)

MyCole Pruitt Note
	298. MyCole Pruitt TE - TEN (vs . PIT)

Noah Togiai Note
	299. Noah Togiai TE - IND (at CHI)

Joe Reed Note
	300. Joe Reed WR - LAC (at TB)

Virgil Green Note
	301. Virgil Green TE - LAC (at TB)

Noah Brown Note
	302. Noah Brown WR - DAL (vs . CLE)

Durham Smythe Note
	303. Durham Smythe TE - MIA (vs . SEA)

Adam Shaheen Note
	304. Adam Shaheen TE - MIA (vs . SEA)

KeeSean Johnson Note
	305. KeeSean Johnson WR - ARI (at CAR)

Chris Manhertz Note
	306. Chris Manhertz TE - CAR (vs . ARI)

Qadree Ollison Note
	307. Qadree Ollison RB - ATL (at GB)

Cole Kmet Note
	308. Cole Kmet TE - CHI (vs . IND)

Isaiah McKenzie Note
	309. Isaiah McKenzie WR - BUF (at LV)

Marcus Baugh Note
	310. Marcus Baugh TE - WAS (vs . BAL)

Nick Keizer Note
	311. Nick Keizer TE - KC (vs . NE)

Ryan Griffin Note
	312. Ryan Griffin TE - NYJ (vs . DEN)

Chad Beebe Note
	313. Chad Beebe WR - MIN (at HOU)

Lee Smith Note
	314. Lee Smith TE - BUF (at LV)

Stephen Anderson Note
	315. Stephen Anderson TE - LAC (at TB)

Marvin Hall Note
	316. Marvin Hall WR - DET (vs . NO)

JJ Arcega-Whiteside Note
	317. JJ Arcega-Whiteside WR - PHI (at SF)

Byron Pringle Note
	318. Byron Pringle WR - KC (vs . NE)

D'Ernest Johnson Note
	319. D'Ernest Johnson RB - CLE (at DAL)

James Proche Note
	320. James Proche WR - BAL (at WAS)

Nick Vannett Note
	321. Nick Vannett TE - DEN (at NYJ)

Dante Pettis Note
	322. Dante Pettis WR - SF (vs . PHI)

Jakob Johnson Note
	323. Jakob Johnson RB,TE - NE (at KC)

Keke Coutee Note
	324. Keke Coutee WR - HOU (vs . MIN)

Jake Butt Note
	325. Jake Butt TE - DEN (at NYJ)

Elijhaa Penny Note
	326. Elijhaa Penny RB - NYG (at LAR)

John Ross Note
	327. John Ross WR - CIN (vs . JAC)

Luke Stocker Note
	328. Luke Stocker TE - ATL (at GB)

Diontae Spencer Note
	329. Diontae Spencer WR - DEN (at NYJ)

Justice Hill Note
	330. Justice Hill RB - BAL (at WAS)

Jeremy Sprinkle Note
	331. Jeremy Sprinkle TE - WAS (vs . BAL)

Jaydon Mickens Note
	332. Jaydon Mickens WR - TB (vs . LAC)

Pharoh Cooper Note
	333. Pharoh Cooper WR - CAR (vs . ARI)

Levine Toilolo Note
	334. Levine Toilolo TE - NYG (at LAR)

Tajae Sharpe Note
	335. Tajae Sharpe WR - MIN (at HOU)

DeAndre Carter Note
	336. DeAndre Carter WR - HOU (vs . MIN)

Mack Hollins Note
	337. Mack Hollins WR - MIA (vs . SEA)

Malik Taylor Note
	338. Malik Taylor WR - GB (vs . ATL)

Stephen Carlson Note
	339. Stephen Carlson WR - CLE (at DAL)

Tyler Davis Note
	340. Tyler Davis TE - JAC (at CIN)

Jaeden Graham Note
	341. Jaeden Graham TE - ATL (at GB)

Sean McKeon Note
	342. Sean McKeon TE - DAL (vs . CLE)

Christian Blake Note
	343. Christian Blake WR - ATL (at GB)

Charlie Woerner Note
	344. Charlie Woerner TE - SF (vs . PHI)

Cethan Carter Note
	345. Cethan Carter TE,RB - CIN (vs . JAC)

Pharaoh Brown Note
	346. Pharaoh Brown TE - HOU (vs . MIN)

Trevon Wesco Note
	347. Trevon Wesco TE - NYJ (vs . DEN)

Luke Willson Note
	348. Luke Willson TE - SEA (at MIA)

Johnny Mundt Note
	349. Johnny Mundt TE - LAR (vs . NYG)

Andrew Beck Note
	350. Andrew Beck TE - DEN (at NYJ)

Tyler Conklin Note
	351. Tyler Conklin TE - MIN (at HOU)

Jordan Thomas Note
	352. Jordan Thomas TE - ARI (at CAR)