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T.J. Hockenson (Vikings) vs. Dolphins: Hockenson hasn't done much this season (6.0 fantasy points per game, 9-76-1 receiving, 13 targets, 59 Utilization Score), but Week 4 could offer him new opportunities, given that No. 1 WR Justin Jefferson (ankle) is uncertain to play and No. 2 TE Josh Oliver (biceps) is out. Plus, I like his setup: The Vikings are indoors in Minnesota, where they had the No. 5 home-field advantage last year (+9.51, per NFElo), and they have a fully maximized home edge against the Dolphins, who are out of division/conference, on turf (vs. grass) and indoors (vs. outdoors). Finally, QB Kyler Murray has been strong against non-divisional opponents throughout his career (36-22 ATS, 21.0% ROI, per Action Network).
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T.J. Hockenson upgraded vs. Dolphins' weak TE defense; Jefferson injury and home field boost upside.
Hockenson faces the Dolphins in Week 4, who rank No. 32 in defensive pass DVOA against tight ends (60.0%), providing an automatic upgrade despite modest production to date (6.0 PPG, 9-76-1 receiving, 13 targets, 59 Utilization Score). Week 4 offers new opportunities given that Vikings No. 1 WR Justin Jefferson (ankle) is uncertain to play and No. 2 TE Josh Oliver (biceps) is out. The Vikings play indoors in Minnesota with the No. 5 home-field advantage last year (+9.51, per NFElo), and have a fully maximized home edge against the Dolphins (out of division/conference, on turf vs. grass, indoors vs. outdoors). QB Kyler Murray has been strong against non-divisional opponents throughout his career (36-22 ATS, 21.0% ROI, per Action Network).
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