Jets WR Garrett Wilson had a mediocre day catching five of his eight targets for 41 yards. He also lost a fumble in the game. QB Aaron Rodgers threw the ball 42 times, so Wilson had some solid targets, but being shadowed by Patrick Surtain Jr. for much of the game hurt Wilson’s stat line.
Bengals WR Tee Higgins had ten targets though he only hauled in six for 60 yards. That led the team with WR Ja’Marr Chase having six targets and catching three for 85 yards and a TD.
Bengals WR Tee Higgins had ten targets though he only hauled in six for 60 yards. That led the team with WR Ja’Marr Chase having six targets and catching three for 85 yards and a TD.
Panthers RB Chuba Hubbard was the lead back again for the Panthers, running the ball 18 times for 104 yards and a TD. He also caught all four of his targets for 17 yards.
With Panthers QB Andy Dalton under center, WR Diontae Johnson had another big game with seven receptions on 13 targets for 83 yards and a TD. He has new life this season and is putting together a WR1 campaign with Dalton at QB.
Bengals RB Chase Brown and Zack Moss both had 15 carries in the game. Brown went for 80 yards and two TDs while hauling in two catches for 12 yards. Moss had 51 yards rushing but caught four passes for 27 yards and a TD.
Falcons TE Kyle Pitts had three targets on the game but did not haul in a catch in the Falcons win against the Saints. Pitts was shut down by a Saints defense that keyed in on him throughout the game.
Falcons RB Bijan Robinson only ran the ball seven times for 28 yards, though he did catch four passes for 46 yards. He was actually outrushed by RB Tyler Allgeier who ran the ball eight times for 60 yards.
Saints RB Alvin Kamara ran 19 times for 77 yards and a TD against the Falcons. He also caught seven passes on nine targets for 42 yards. Despite being questionable for the game, Kamara came through both as a rusher and receiver in the game.
Saints TE Taysom Hill scored two rushing TDs against the Falcons just two weeks after suffering a bruised lung. He ran six times for 24 yards. Hill was a significant part of the Saints' red zone packages and was effective between the tackles running the ball.
Ravens TE Mark Andrews had only one target and no catches in the Ravens dominant win against the Bills. Isaiah Likely only caught one pass on two targets himself. With the dominant run day for the Ravens, Andrews wasn’t involved.
Bills QB Josh Allen completed 16 of 29 passes for 180 yards. He also ran five times for 21 yards. The Ravens defense blitzed Allen often and got pressure on him throughout the game.
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson completed 13 of 18 passes for 156 yards and two TDs. He also ran six times for 54 yards and an additional TD.
Ravens RB Derrick Henry ran 24 times for 199 yards and a TD. He also had three catches for 10 yards and an additional TD. He was flat-out dominant against a Bills defense that had been stout against opposing RBs up until this point.
Patriots RB Rhamondre Stevenson managed just 43 yards on 13 attempts in Sunday's blowout loss to San Francisco. Stevenson also fumbled for the fourth straight game.
The Packers believe WR Christian Watson suffered a high-ankle sprain in the Week 4 loss to the Vikings, according to insider Jordan Schultz. Watson is scheduled for a Monday MRI to confirm that diagnosis. A high-ankle sprain would very likely cost Watson multiple games.
Commanders QB Jayden Daniels stayed hot in Sunday’s win over the Cardinals. The rookie completed 26-of-30 passes for 233 yards, 1 TD, and 1 INT. He's now up to an 82.1% completion rate through four games -- a record to start an NFL career (min. 75 attempts).
Facing his former team, Vikings RB Aaron Jones tallied 139 total yards in Week 4. He posted a season-high 26 touches.
Buccaneers TE Cade Otton caught six passes for 52 yards in Sunday's win over the Eagles. His 9 targets matched WR Chris Godwin for second on the team. That followed a 7-47 receiving day for Otton in the Week 3 loss to the Broncos. QB Baker Mayfield attempted 47 passes against Philadelphia, his most in any game since joining the Bucs and tied for the second-most in a game for Mayfield's career. That came despite Tampa Bay jumping out to 24-0 lead by the middle of the second quarter. In short, Otton benefited from atypical passing volume. He would need a more permanent shift on that front to support weekly fantasy viability. I'm staying skeptical on Otton as a real lineup option for now. That said, injuries to WRs Jalen McMillan and Trey Palmer that leave them unlikely to play Thursday make Otton worth a look for Week 5 -- especially with four teams on bye.
Buccaneers WR Mike Evans bounced back from a 2-17 receiving line in Week 3 against Denver for big production in Sunday's win over the Eagles. He led the team in targets (14), receptions (8), and receiving yards (94), and snagged the game's first TD from 2 yards out.
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