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Week 4 Fantasy Football Sleepers: Streamers & Stashes

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AJ BarnerAlvin KamaraBreece HallBrian RobinsonC.J. StroudChris BellDalton SchultzDarren WallerDavante AdamsDavid MontgomeryDe'Von AchaneEmanuel WilsonGeorge HolaniIsaiah Davis
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AJ Barner

PositiveRole38:53

AJ Barner of Seattle is the team's number two target and a streaming recommendation or stash candidate. Last week he had five catches for 69 yards on nine targets and a rushing touchdown in week two. Seattle runs a high-passing offense, especially this week with Jalen Price out, making Barner a fun stream and a must-stash even if not streaming him this week.

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Alvin Kamara

NegativeUsage12:03

Returning to action with elevated touch count expectations in split backfield; had 14 touches in week two and 10 touches against Vegas in week three. The source notes Kamara will get his touches as the veteran name, but characterizes the backfield as split with Kendrick Miller also in the mix. At 31 years old, taking on a large workload without Travis Etienne could be concerning for sustainability.

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Breece Hall

NegativeInjury9:00

Out, contributing to severe running back position scarcity alongside Devon Achane (done for year) and Travis Etienne (on IR).

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Brian Robinson

PositiveSleeper19:03

Stream and stash recommendation for Atlanta Falcons running back. The source calls Robinson the most valuable handcuff besides Emtt Johnson and notes he's a true handcuff-plus with multiple weeks of double-digit touches, suggesting standalone value beyond just injury insurance. If Bijan Robinson misses time, Robinson would become a 20+ touch-per-game player. Atlanta's consolidated offense under Michael Penix Jr. emphasizes running the football and targeting Drake London, creating opportunity for Robinson's involvement.

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C.J. Stroud

PositiveProjection1:57

Borderline QB1 projection for Week 4 vs Cowboys; Houston Texans operating at 72.9% pass rate, the highest of Stroud's career including his rookie year; eighth in passing yards but only three passing TDs; Cowboys have allowed two QB1 finishes in three weeks; Stroud getting back Nico Collins, the Texans' best offensive weapon by a wide margin, plus Woody Marks' increased involvement and Dalton Schultz playing at a high level; final scoring could exceed expectations.

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Chris Bell

PositiveSleeper27:37

Chris Bell is a stash recommendation as the ceiling play in the Dolphins game. He had his best game as a pro last week against Kansas City with eight targets, four catches for 67 yards (19.3 PPR points). The source notes his role will grow and identifies him as the ceiling play if you don't need to use Malik Washington. If Chris Bell gets eight targets every week, the source believes he becomes super valuable.

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Dalton Schultz

PositiveMatchup3:15

Streaming option this week in a revenge game against Dallas, his former team; averaging 13.2 points per game on the season with 25 targets; had eight targets in Week 1 against Buffalo and 14 targets in Week 2 against Cincinnati; despite a Week 3 clunker against Indianapolis (three catches), will operate as Houston's number two target with Nico Collins returning; revenge game narrative adds motivation.

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Darren Waller

PositiveMatchup36:47

Darren Waller is a premium streaming option this week and can be deployed at TE or flex even if starting another tight end elsewhere. The Lions have given up five tight end one weeks in three games and the most points to opposing tight ends over the first three weeks in the last 10 years; recent performances by Kenyan Drake, Jawan Johnson, Dalton Goedert, and Jeremy Ruckert exemplify this weakness. The game total is north of 50 points with Carolina at home in prime time. Waller showed touchdowns in week two and increased target and catch production in week three, heading in the right direction into an elite matchup. This is not a desperation play.

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Davante Adams

NegativeProjection34:48

DeVante Adams has been unbelievable this season and is playing at an extremely high level, but he is 33 years old and broke down last year. The source raises durability concerns given his age and recent injury history, positioning him as a potential regression candidate. This mirrors the handcuff logic applied to Kannata Mumfield behind Puka Nakua—elite current production but elevated injury/durability risk.

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David Montgomery

NegativeUsage2:29

Negative trajectory after strong Week 1; weak performance in the last two weeks; hopes of Montgomery leading the charge for the Texans have diminished; Woody Marks outproduced Montgomery in back-to-back weeks (Week 2: Marks 8.5 PPR points on 5 catches vs. Montgomery 4.4 points; Week 3: Marks scored with 5 carries/15 yards/1 catch/1 TD vs. Montgomery's limited output); no longer a reliable option despite early-season optimism.

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De'Von Achane

NegativeInjury9:00

Done for the year, contributing to severe running back position scarcity alongside Breece Hall (out) and Travis Etienne (on IR). The source characterized the position as reeling due to these simultaneous losses.

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Emanuel Wilson

PositiveUsage9:18

Back in play this week with Jadarian Price out; had 21 carries in week two (92 rushing yards, 9.2 PPR points) but only 9 carries in week three (1.4 points). The source sees him as interesting because of the game situation and notes Wilson has the trust of the coaching staff. Wilson was heavily featured in week two when Seattle controlled the game against Arizona. The source prefers Wilson over George Helani as the primary play this week, though notes Wilson lacks touchdown upside and receiving volume.

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George Holani

PositiveRole9:36

Alternative option to Emanuel Wilson this week if needed; offers way more two-way ability (rushing and receiving) than Wilson does. Has six catches this season with three coming against Washington in week three. The source positions Helani as a secondary option if Wilson disappoints, though Wilson is the preferred play among the two.

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Isaiah Davis

PositiveSleeper17:58

Under-the-radar stash option for New York Jets running back position with pass-catching ability. The source notes Davis can catch the ball and New York has become more of a passing offense. Davis is worth rostering in deep formats as a two-way back with similar skill set to Breece Hall, bringing two-way ability. Positioned as a secondary option behind Brilan Allen but with potential if the Jets lean more pass-heavy.

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Jacoby Brissett

PositiveProjection3:41

QB4 overall finish last week; Cardinals putting up very good scoring numbers in two of three weeks (Week 1 and Week 3 with 30 points in a losing effort vs San Francisco); facing Giants in Week 4 after Giants lost Jackson Dart; Cardinals are road favorites, an unusual situation; Brissett had multiple QB1 weeks last season and was frequently recommended in waiver columns; offense is pointing upwards; hot-hand play with upside.

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Jaylen Wright

PositiveSleeper15:09

Must-stash Miami running back competing for touches with Olly Gordon after Devon Achan's injury. The source expects Wright was picked up in most leagues but emphasizes both players should be rostered due to volume being king in fantasy. Wright is positioned as the more like-for-like replacement for Achan, bringing the electric speed element Achan provided. If Wright emerges as a 15-touch-per-game guy, he becomes a low-end RB2/high-end RB3 consideration. The source prefers Gordon as the streamer this week but views Wright as a must-stash.

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Kalif Raymond

PositiveValue32:17

Khalif Raymond has emerged as Chicago's leading wide receiver through three weeks with consistent production: 16.4 PPR points (week 1), 9 points (week 2), and 19.8 PPR points (week 3), outscoring Luther Burden in week 3 despite Burden's 11 targets. Ben Johnson loves Raymond and has made him a plug-and-play option at WR3 or flex who should consistently deliver double-digit PPR points if the usage trend holds. The source calls this "one of the story lines of the entire season" and recommends Raymond as a viable flex play with another strong matchup against Philadelphia, though cautions that the bottom could eventually fall out.

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Keaton Mitchell

PositiveBreakout30:00

Katon Mitchell had a strong week three performance and could have been discussed as a potential sleeper. The source questions whether LA will continue rewarding strong production and whether both Trey Harris and Katon Mitchell see increased usage going forward, suggesting Mitchell is on an upward usage trend.

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Keenan Allen

PositiveSleeper25:49

Keenan Allen is a sleeper streaming recommendation against Washington, which has allowed the most fantasy points to wide receivers in football (most catches, most touchdown catches, third most receiving yards). Allen had 18.3 PPR points against Houston last week, has had six receptions in two out of three weeks this season, and has at least five targets in every game. The source identifies Allen as the sleeper receiver play this week, though prefers Josh Davis and Tyler Warren.

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Malik Washington

PositiveRole26:43

Malik Washington is the biggest beneficiary of the Achane injury in Miami. He has excellent metrics: 27% target share with significant air yards and access to manufactured touches on designed carries. Last week against Kansas City (week 3), he had two of his three season carries, scored 11.1 PPR points on five catches for 56 yards and 10 targets. The source projects double-digit opportunities as par for the course and expects 11–13 points this week against Minnesota's aggressive defense, making him a potential floor play if usage sustains.

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Nico Collins

PositiveRole2:29

Returning to Texans offense in Week 4; identified as the best player the Texans have offensively by a wide margin; provides additional receiving weapon for CJ Stroud in a 72.9% pass-rate offense.

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Ollie Gordon

PositiveValue23:02

Handcuff running back opportunity on the waiver wire; source highlights that fantasy managers who played the handcuff game were fortunate to have Olli Gordon on their bench and ended up getting a starting running back through roster churn.

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Puka Nacua

NegativeInjury34:18

Puka Nakua is back from injury but there is uncertainty around his health status and durability. The source notes unclear injury details—whether it was a hip injury, sports hernia, or something else—and that Puka is currently playing at an extremely high level while banged up. There is regression risk, which is why the source is stashing Kannata Mumfield as a handcuff. If Nakua experiences regression, Mumfield could become a significant waiver wire add.

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Sam Darnold

PositiveProjection5:19

Strong recent performance (4 passing TDs, 2 INTs, 379 passing yards) in first game back from missed time; recommended as a stream or stash option this week against the LA Chargers at home in Seattle, with potential to ride the hot hand into Week 5 against San Francisco; Seahawks' pass-happy offense and Jackson Smith-Njigba's elite receiving production (one of the best seasons ever by a wide receiver through three weeks) support the upside.

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Ted Hurst

PositiveRole35:46

Ted Hurst is trending up significantly after posting a 40-yard touchdown catch last week. He is a talented player with dynasty value and a must-roster player in 3WR formats and deep leagues. However, Jaylen Daniels at quarterback and Chris Godwin's return from injury limit his role expectations this week—he will not be a WR2. The source highlights him as a dynasty pickup with potential 2027 value.

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Travis Etienne

NegativeInjury9:00

On IR, contributing to severe running back position scarcity alongside Breece Hall (out) and Devon Achane (done for year). The source characterized the position as reeling due to these simultaneous losses.

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Tre Harris

PositiveBreakout29:36

Trey Harris posted season highs in targets (7) and catches (6) for 76 yards against Buffalo, signaling an upward trajectory on an offense with significant problems. The source cites injuries to Lad Maki (rib) and poor production from Quentin Johnston and Ronda Gadson as catalysts for Harris's increased role. The source designates Harris as "absolutely a stash right now" and a potential streaming opportunity over the next couple weeks, noting his trajectory is pointing upwards despite LA's offensive limitations.

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Ty Johnson

PositiveSleeper22:35

Stash recommendation for Buffalo running back. Ty Johnson got decent workload last week in his first game played this season and produced well. If he carves out a role catching 4–5 passes per week in the Bills offense, he would be very valuable as a pass-catching back.

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Tyler Goodson

PositiveValue16:57

Must-stash handcuff for Dallas running back Javvante Williams on a really good offense. With Amari De Marcado inactive last week, Goodson becomes the next man up. The source emphasizes the value of handcuffing running backs on elite offenses for nothing on the waiverwire; if Williams suffers an injury, Goodson becomes a massive waiverwire add. Positioned as a low-cost bench stash with significant upside.

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Tyler Higbee

PositiveRole40:32

Tyler Higbee is a streaming option this week with Terrence Ferguson out. Last week he had eight catches for 62 yards and a touchdown on 11 targets. While Puka Nakua is still playing, Higbee projects as a top-15 tight end play this week in the Rams' plus offense with excellent play design from Sean McVay. Terrence Ferguson's absence creates a new opportunity for Higbee.

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Woody Marks

PositiveUsage3:06

Increased involvement expected in Week 4 per beat reporters; two-way running back with pass-catching ability; outproduced David Montgomery in back-to-back weeks (Week 2: 8.5 PPR points on 5 catches; Week 3: 1 TD on 5 carries/15 yards/1 catch); provides additional receiving weapon for CJ Stroud in high-volume passing offense; on the streaming radar this week in an over environment.

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0:00Week four fantasy football sleepers. I'm Theo Gremminger, lead fantasy analyst right here at RotoWire, looking at players that you can stream this week or
0:10stash on your bench and try to get ahead of next week's waiver wire run. We're looking at players who either have a
0:17decent matchup or whose trajectories are pointing upwards as we enter week four and potentially the entire season. A lot of shifting in fantasy football. A lot
0:29of you out there are scrambling. I know I'm scrambling in a couple leagues right now making secondary waiver claims because the hits just keep on coming.
0:38Guys keep getting injured, but we got to keep rolling with the punches and the great thing about fantasy football is when you look at the final scoring
0:46numbers for the week, it's not exactly how it's lined up perfectly when it comes to the rankings heading into the week. Each and every week we have
0:55surprise performances from from players who weren't started by anyone and they end up being waiver wire adds the following week. We want to try to be a
1:04week ahead here and if we're in a situation where hey, it's the weekend, you're one day out from Sunday's games and you're still scrambling trying to
1:13find that perfect flex, that wide receiver three, maybe that running back two, we're trying to give you the best possible pathway to winning your
1:21matchup. Got to keep reminding ourselves that fantasy football is a winning game.
1:26So a lot of times got to take our redraft hats off and our dynasty hats off and we got to get a DFS mentality.
1:34Got to think about daily fantasy almost when it comes to our redraft lineups, especially when we're up against it when it comes to injuries and just scrambling
1:42late in the week. So we're going to try to make the best possible lineups we can each and every week and I got you
1:48covered at every single position right here. Let's start out at the quarterback spot. Maybe my favorite streamer this week and I didn't think I'd be this
1:57enthusiastic about him really in any week this season, but it's C.J. Stroud.
2:02The Houston Texans are passing it at an incredibly high rate. 72.9% pass rate. Just unheard of pass rate for C.J. Stroud offenses.
2:13This is really the highest pass rate that we've seen at any point in his career. Even his rookie year where he
2:19was just off the charts good, we didn't see this sort of level of passing. But the passing production is there. The
2:26touchdowns are not there. He's eighth in passing yards right now at the quarterback position. And he's has only three touchdown passes.
2:36Dallas has allowed two QB1 finishes in three weeks. And it feels like the Cowboys-Texans the final scoring number could be a lot
2:45higher than some people are anticipating. You also have C.J. Stroud getting back Nico Collins this week.
2:51Really the best player that they have offensively by a pretty wide margin. I think the the hopes of David Montgomery sort of leading the charge after that
3:00big week one for David Montgomery managers, that ship sort of sailed. The last two weeks not so good from David Montgomery, but you also have some
3:08reports that you're going to get a little more Woody Marks involvement.
3:11Some of the beat reporters talking about that one.
3:13Woody Marks gives you a little bit more of a two-way ability at the running back position as a pass catcher. Another
3:19weapon back there for Stroud. Then you got Dalton Schultz who who's been playing at a high level. So, I think C.J. Stroud is a borderline QB1 this
3:27week. And I think he can end up putting up a solid enough number against the Cowboys to get you by on the week. This
3:33is a matchup based stream for us in week four.
3:38Another player we can sort of ride the hot hand on is Jacoby Brissett. And Jacoby Brissett last week was the QB4
3:47overall.
3:48And people just sort of forget about this stuff with with the but the Cardinals are putting up very good scoring numbers in two out of the three
3:57weeks this season. He did it in week one and then this past week against San Francisco they put up 30 in a losing
4:03effort. They play the Giants this week and you know, a couple weeks back this looked like this would be a Giants type
4:11game, but of course they lose Jackson Dart. Now all the momentum is on the Arizona Cardinals side. Think about this for a second. You've got the Arizona
4:20Cardinals going west to east. A lot of like gamblers and fantasy managers out there, you always know those west coast teams heading to the east coast there's
4:30always some weird stuff that happens.
4:32It's it's a tough tough road, but with this one you've got the Cardinals as road favorites. Just unheard of stuff to
4:41have the Cardinals as a road favorite.
4:43You know that last week he hyper-targeted both Michael Wilson and Trey McBride. Jeremiah Love is coming on and it just feels like a game that
4:52Arizona's going to go in, get a win in New York and I think it could be behind another decent Jacoby Brissett week. QB1
4:59last week and we know he had a a bunch of QB1 weeks last season.
5:03We wrote him a lot. If you followed my waiver wire column last season, you know Jacoby Brissett we just kept writing
5:09about him cuz people weren't rostering him. It's setting up like that now. This offense is pointing upwards. Continuing looking at the quarterbacks
5:17Sam Darnold is a stream or a stash. If you're sort of unsure about your quarterback options this week and you want to chase it with Sam Darnold, I
5:25can't blame you. He was awesome last week in terms of his final stats. Missed time this season, first game back he
5:32ends up having four touchdown passes and the Seahawks are struggling to run the ball. Very pass-happy, but last week a really positive sign for Sam Darnold
5:42four passing touchdowns, only two interceptions, 379 passing yards. This week they go up against the LA Chargers.
5:49Now, Chargers forced five turnovers last week against Buffalo and still lost.
5:55This is a tough team and the game is in Seattle. So, Sam Darnold this week against LA, Seattle's coming off of a
6:03loss, a chance for Seattle to sort of make a statement at home against a reeling Chargers team. Ride Sam Darnold if you want to go with last week's
6:12scoring and see if we can't ride this hot hand for two weeks in a row. And if we do get a good performance out of
6:18Darnold, then I think he's back in play in week five against San Francisco. That game will be in Seattle. It doesn't hurt
6:25when you have Jaxon Smith-Njigba having one of the best seasons ever by a wide receiver through three weeks.
6:31Other quarterback options, we can stream either quarterback in the Indianapolis-Washington game. The London game is back on the schedule.
6:42It's we get the 9:30 a.m. game.
6:45For we love it. I mean, I think this is this is one where if you're a football fan, I hear some people complaining about this
6:50one where it's like I don't like these 9:30 in the morning East Coast time London games or, you know, that when
6:57they play in Germany and other spots. I love it. I love these one-off games.
7:01This is the first of back-to-back weeks where the games are at Tottenham Hot Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which is a really nice new soccer stadium. So, you
7:10get a lot of like the Wembley Stadium games. Those have happened for years.
7:15But, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, it's more like an NFL type environment anyway, very new stadium in London. You got the Colts and you got the
7:23Commanders. And this feels like a game that could fly over. I know on my bold prediction show with Jacob Gibbs, he was
7:30on this on this track as well. Um but, I think Washington and Indianapolis just feels like an over environment. And I
7:37think both quarterbacks are in play.
7:39We've got Marcus Mariota who last week had three passing touchdowns.
7:45And then you also had five rush attempts that really went for nothing, but he's still attempting to run the ball. But the three passing
7:53touchdowns, that's a signal. We know Mariota's filled in for Daniels before.
7:59You've got the 47 and 1/2 point total.
8:01And then you've got Daniel Jones. And Daniel Jones is the interesting one because Daniel Jones hasn't really done anything that's made us want to use him.
8:10But you have this unbelievably good matchup when it comes to going up against these Washington Commanders where the Washington Commanders are just
8:18getting shredded by a by opposing wide receivers. And it's because their secondary is banged up and their secondary is not even good to begin
8:27with. So, Daniel Jones and Marcus Mariota, if we want to chase a game, both of these players are in play.
8:35Now, let's talk about the running back position, but before we talk about the running backs, just a quick note that this show and all my shows are brought
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8:59lot worse about things at the running back spot than we were a few weeks ago.
9:02Breece Hall out. Devon Achane done for the year. Travis Etienne on the IR. We are reeling at the running back position.
9:10And we're going to talk about a couple players. Uh quarterback's easier. We always can find quarterbacks. Now we got a challenge. Let's find some running
9:17backs we can use that might actually be on your waiver wire.
9:21And we're going to talk about a couple players to stash as well. Um Emanuel Wilson who we saw 2 weeks ago have a
9:28really strong week. Uh had over 90 rushing yards 2 weeks ago. E- Emanuel Wilson's back in play this week. JaMycal Hasty is out this week
9:39and Wilson I think becomes interesting because of the game situation. Now a lot of you are going to talk about George
9:44Holani and I think that's fine. I think if you're really up against it, George Holani is an interesting play as well
9:50this week. Offers you way more two-way ability than than Wilson does.
9:55But Emanuel Wilson if we look over the last two weeks, he had 21 carries in week two, he had nine carries in week
10:01three. Week three did nothing, 1.4 points, disgusting. But week two, he had 92 rushing yards. The problem is he doesn't get any
10:11he doesn't get any touchdowns that week and he didn't get a single catch. So your 92 yards equals 9.2 PPR points.
10:19It's not how it's supposed to work.
10:20We're supposed to get a little bit something on top of that. 92 yards usually equals a decent scoring output.
10:25But with no DeeJay Dallas Price in a game we think Seattle's going to win, do we get a potential that Emanuel Wilson
10:31falls in the end zone? Do we get the potential that he has 100 rushing yards?
10:35Can he just get us 12 points this week?
10:37And if not, it probably means George Holani. George Holani this season has six catches. Three of them came against Washington in week three, but the game
10:47flow we expect it to be very very different and Wilson I think has the trust of the coaching staff. So we've
10:53seen what happened in a game that Seattle was in complete control week two against Arizona, they leaned into Wilson. I think Wilson is the play among
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11:33Kendre Miller, he's a stash and if you're in a desperate spot, you can stream him. This seat feels like an over
11:40environment. New [clears throat] Orleans, Atlanta.
11:43You've got the Saints and you got the Falcons. The Saints have been scoring each and every week. Last week they lost
11:49to Vegas, but Tyler Shuck had four touchdown passes.
11:52You got Kendre Miller who showed a little bit of juice in week one. He had found the end zone. Travis Etienne got
11:58banged up on a play, sort of like the wind knocked out of him kind of scenario.
12:02Asked to go out. Kendre Miller goes in, scores a touchdown. Then inactive Alvin Kamara comes back. And now I think a lot
12:08of fantasy managers are sort of using Kamara this week and I get it. Alvin Kamara it's the name, it's the veteran. Kamara
12:17is going to get his touches. Kamara had 14 touches in week two. He had 10 10 touches against Vegas in week three.
12:24And he's going to be in store for a really large role, but it feels like a split backfield. And Kendre Miller to
12:30me, this is like your desperation up against it start this week. It's a leap of faith. He had only six touches last
12:37week, but I think on the very least we need to stash Kendre Miller. So, the best advice I can give you is stash
12:46Kendre Miller, but a lot of you paying attention to this one, you're like, "I can't stash anybody right now. Anybody's going in my lineup cuz my entire team is
12:55banged up or I'm unsatisfied with some of these performances and I want to change it up." But I will say with
13:01Kendre Miller as a stash, Alvin Kamara is 31 years old. So, if Kamara is going to take on a big workload without Travis Etienne, I think
13:09that's setting themselves up to fail.
13:11You also have with Kendre Miller, I think he's a younger back. He's struggled to stay healthy in his career, but he's got some juice. He showed it in
13:17in week one. So, Kendre Miller is a stash or a desperation stream.
13:23Another player that we're going to stash is Austin Ekeler.
13:28Throwback. We're talking old guys today.
13:29A lot of old guys on the show. But Austin Ekeler was signed and Rachaad White the vibes are not good. We know that
13:38Rachaad White last week got hurt and he was just ruled out for this week's game.
13:43So the game's in London.
13:45Austin Ekeler, can he step right into a Rachaad White role? We know that Ekeler has familiarity with this coaching staff. He was here before.
13:54We know that when Jayden Daniels is there eventually, soon, maybe next week.
13:59Austin Ekeler has familiarity.
14:01Does Ekeler get a decent game this week?
14:04Just enough touches to make people interested on the waiver wire that they're like, "Oh, Austin Ekeler's a thing. He's in the Rachaad White role
14:12that has been pretty fantasy-friendly this year. I'm going to pick him up on waivers next week." So get around it.
14:18Add Austin Ekeler for $0 or for $1. And if I'm wrong, I cost you a dollar. But I think there's a chance that Ekeler
14:26becomes it's the the game of attrition is weird with the running backs. We've seen it year in year out. Guys sort of coming
14:33off the couch and then becoming waiver wire options. So let's get ahead of things. It signaled to me that Ekeler signs with Washington. Then we get
14:41Rachaad White announced out. Feels like kind of a like-for-like replacement. Um how much does Ekeler have left? I don't know. Shout out to Jagger May. He was
14:49hanging out with Austin Ekeler uh in Vegas. Um if you're listening to this one, Jagger, uh hey man, we're back at
14:56it. So there's all these pictures of like Austin Ekeler with all these kind of content creators and now he's back in
15:01the NFL. Things just happen. That's the way this thing rolls. But Ekeler uh we're talking Alvin Kamara and Austin Ekeler. That's
15:09where we're at. That's how banged up we are. Now I figure Olly Gordon was picked up in every league. And I
15:16figure that Jaleel White was picked up in every league. But I don't know about your league. I don't know how deep it
15:21goes. But one of those guys was probably picked up. I think that both players are stashes.
15:28I would love to see how this shakes out in terms of usage this week.
15:32If you're completely up against it, Ali Gordon's probably the one that even though Jeff Wilson writes listed as the RB1, I and I don't really want to start
15:41either one. I want to see it for a week here. Remember, this is a bad offense.
15:45Miami averages 12 points per game. So, your chances of touchdowns this year it's tough each and every week.
15:53I think it's going to be Gordon cuz he was he was given the hot hand last week, did some good stuff with the volume. He
15:59caught the ball. Uh he's a big back, and Jeff Wilson Wright was a little banged up last week. No, Jeff Wilson Wright's
16:04talking about how he's going to run away with this and all this. Could end up being a split. I'd rather see it, but
16:09both of these players are stashes, and really because of the state of the running back position, they're both sort of desperation streamers, but my lean
16:17would be with Gordon if you need to use one this week. They should both absolutely be rostered because even though it's like
16:25you know, a a down situation, volume is king in fantasy football, and if one of them can emerge as a 15 touch per game
16:31guy, they're they're consideration each and every week as the RB low-end RB2, high-end RB3 type. So, make sure you're stashing both.
16:39I prefer them as stashes than streamers this week, but I get it if you're up against it, and if you happen to roster
16:46both, my slight lean is with Ali Gordon this week. He's the one that I had uh higher in my waiver wire rankings
16:53article, and he's also the one where I feel like he should have gone for a little bit more fab, but Wright is a
16:58little bit more like the like-for-like replacement for Achane. You can't replace a guy like Devon Achane, but Wright has that electric speed element
17:07that Achane brought to the table.
17:09Another player to stash is Tyler Goodson. We want to have handcuff running backs on really good offenses.
17:17It looked like it was going to be a Mar De Mercado in Dallas, but he was inactive last week. Tyler Goodson
17:24becomes a much a must stash player. If you're looking for a hey, I want to pick somebody up, stick him on the end of my
17:31bench and just get him for nothing.
17:33Tyler Goodson is probably the next man in in Dallas right now if Javonte Williams were to go down.
17:40He'd be a massive waiver wire ad if Williams suffered an injury this week.
17:44So, just get up get against it uh save yourself a little fab and roster these sort of handcuff running backs that the
17:51rest of your league is ignoring, but have that sort of big time upside if the starter went down. Another player for us
17:58to stash is Isaiah Davis of the New York Jets. Now, I think a lot of fantasy managers, including myself, are going to
18:05be using Braelon Allen this week because you either had him as a handcuff for Breece Hall or you had him on your wire
18:11and now he's got this big opportunity in New York where uh maybe it's going to be Braelon Allen having a awesome week and I certainly
18:18hope so cuz I have him in my lineup.
18:20But, I'm figuring most people listening to this, if you need to listen to this show and watch this show, then Braelon
18:26Allen's not available on your wire. It's not available in any competitive leagues waiver wire. He was drafted in a lot of
18:31leagues and he's sort of if he was on the wire this week, he was like the number one guy picked up along with the
18:36Miami backs.
18:37But, Isaiah Davis sort of under the radar here. And Isaiah Davis can catch the ball. And we've seen New York become
18:44a little bit more of a passing offense.
18:46Is there a chance that Isaiah Davis just is a better fit? I don't think so. I think it's going to be Braelon Allen,
18:52but Isaiah Davis worth rostering, especially if you're in a deep format.
18:56Davis has a more is he more like for like with Breece Hall where he's got that two-way ability. We know Davis can catch the
19:03ball out of the backfield. Interesting player.
19:06Another player to stream and absolutely stash is Brian Robinson Jr. of the Atlanta Falcons.
19:13Maybe the most valuable handcuff besides Emitt Johnson is Brian Robinson. But unlike Emitt Johnson, Brian Robinson is a true handcuff plus where he's had
19:24multiple weeks in a row with like double-digit touches. Atlanta's like a consolidated offense where it's a ton of Bijan, a ton of Drake London, and then
19:34you're going to get some Brian Robinson, and hopefully for Kyle Pitts managers, we see some Pitts. But Brian Robinson getting worked in, we look at Bijan's
19:43work last week against Green Bay. With Penix behind center, they're going to run the football, and they are going to hyper-target Drake London. And those are
19:51just sort of like principles to a Michael Penix offense in Atlanta. So, we want to make sure that Brian Robinson is
19:57a stash. Great player for you to roster.
20:00Great player for you to trade for if you're able to get him because if Bijan missed, Robinson would be a 20-plus
20:07touch per game guy. But if I'm in a desperation mode, just like we talked about with Kendre Miller, this game feels like an over
20:15environment. I might chase it here.
20:18Uh one player that's a a quick mention that I think is a streamer this week, and a lot of you have him on your
20:24benches. You're not going to be able to go pick him up. Um but De'Andre Swift missed a a bunch of time this week. Now,
20:32he's set to play this week against the Jets.
20:35But I think it's a Kyle Manangay week. I think Manangay, we've seen him have big games uh last year and this year and a
20:41big week in week one.
20:43Swift's playing, but again, missed time this week. You've got the Bears against the Jets, and the Bears won last week.
20:53It feels like it's going to be a potential Bears not easy win, but comfortable enough win that they're going to be able to lean
21:01into their running backs. The Bears are 3 and 1/2 point favorites this week. So, I think this could end up being a big
21:08Kyle Manangai week. I know I have a spot or two where Manangai's been on my bench and I'm going to put him in the lineup
21:14this week, maybe as a flex and in one spot using him as an RB2. That's sort of a hero RB build. Team's pretty good, but
21:22kind of a rotating RB2 spot. I'm comfortable using Manangai this week. We mentioned Woody Marks earlier.
21:29David Montgomery could fall in the end zone twice this week. I mean, this could happen and make this take look kind of
21:35bad.
21:36But I do think there's something to be said that Woody Marks seems to continue cutting into David Montgomery's uh production. Um you've got Woody Marks
21:45actually out producing David Montgomery in week three. My Woody Marks had a touchdown. So, only five carries for 15 yards, but he did have a touchdown. He
21:56had one catch. So, the touchdown saved him. But you have week two where Woody Marks also outproduced David Montgomery, where Marks had eight and a half points
22:06and it was five catches. David Montgomery only had 4.4 points. So, back-to-back weeks where Woody Marks has outproduced David Montgomery. And like
22:15we talked about with C.J. Stroud, I think this is an over environment. So, I think Woody Marks is on the streaming
22:20radar this week. Now, do I think he's going to be like a top 15 running back?
22:24Absolutely not. But if you're in a desperation spot, I think he can get us double-digit PPR points this week. Uh running back-wise, another player to
22:33mention as sort of a stash, Ty Johnson, who got some decent workload last week um for Buffalo. We know like we talked
22:40about Raheem Mostert a lot in the preseason, and I think Raheem Mostert would have value if uh James Cook were to miss time, but Ty Johnson maybe
22:47carves himself out a little bit of a role. If he's going to catch four or five passes a week in this offense, then
22:52he's very, very valuable. And that was his first game played this season last week uh and produced pretty well. So, running back, go comb the wire. If if
23:01you don't like anybody I'm talking about, make sure you keep rostering these handcuff running backs. I mean, how fortunate were fantasy managers last
23:09week that were playing the handcuff game and ended up with a Braelon Allen or ended up with an Ali Gordon just on
23:16their bench and ended up getting a starting running back potentially just for churning the back end of their roster. I think one
23:24thing that separates good players in fantasy from mediocre players is continually getting new fresh bodies on that that roster.
23:35Getting the attacking the waiver wire with reckless abandon and not having like a wasted roster spot. Go look at it. Check out your rosters, but I think
23:43there's a couple of players that might you might be better served with just a handcuff running back.
23:48Talking about the wide receiver position, bunch of them this week.
23:51We are starting Dontayvion Wicks.
23:54Devonta Smith's going to miss the game.
23:56You've got Dontayvion Wicks who's playing like a full-time role. Has had some solid games this season.
24:03Wicks is going to operate as the number one wide receiver in Philadelphia this week and the number one receiver in general, which is pretty exciting stuff
24:12for Wicks truthers. And Wicks is averaging What is he averaging on the season? Let me pull this up so I don't misspeak. I
24:18was going to say 12 points game. 11 points per game for Dontayvion Wicks. So he's averaging 11 points per game this
24:24season, but Devonta Smith was averaging 16.2.
24:29And the underlying metrics for Smith were sensational. Smith is fourth among all wide receivers in target share, third in first read rate. So like this
24:38is like elite usage for Smith. Wicks can step right into that role. Won't be as good as Smith, but I think Dontayvion
24:46Wicks getting a 25 to 30% target share this week is very much in play. I think he's a start. And I think you ideally
24:54are using him in your wide receiver three or your flex spot, but I think he's going to get double-digit PPR points pretty comfortably. And if he
25:01finds the end zone, this becomes a solid start.
25:05You've also got Quez Watkins. What an opportunity for Quez Watkins. Quez Watkins, first-round pick, it's been a slow go, but now Philadelphia has to use
25:13him. Hollywood Brown also out this week.
25:15Dallas Goedert been banged up. He's going to be out this week. So, and Saquon Barkley not being used as a receiver. Saquon just non-existent this
25:23year as a receiver. So, a lot of you thinking it's going to be a bunch of catches for Saquon. We even seen that
25:28with Sean Mannion. Maybe Sean Mannion changes things up this week. I know Saquon managers are tilting right now, but Quez Watkins absolutely a stash. It
25:38feels like it's going to be one of those things where Quez does enough that next week on the waiver wire a bunch of
25:44people are going to be like, "Add Quez Watkins." At least I hope so.
25:47We're also looking to stream Keenan Allen. We talked about it with Daniel Jones. Washington has allowed the most fantasy points to wide receivers in
25:56football. They've allowed the most catches, the most touchdown catches, and the third most receiving yards to opposing wide receivers. They're just
26:06getting shredded by opposing wideouts.
26:09Then you've got Keenan Allen who had a really strong week against Houston, 18.3 PPR points.
26:16He's had six receptions in two out of three weeks this year, and he's had at least five targets in every game. So, obviously we would
26:24prefer prefer Josh Downs, and we prefer Tyler Warren, but we're not talking about those guys. This is a sleeper show, and the sleeper receiver is Keenan
26:34Allen. So, keep an eye on Keenan Allen this week. I think if you're up against it, throw Keenan Allen in your lineup.
26:40One other player that I think is interesting is Malik Washington. And Malik Washington, we talk about like trying to figure out who's the biggest beneficiary
26:51um, the Miami Dolphins with this injury to Achane, it could end up being Malik Washington.
26:57And I think it probably will be Malik Washington in the short term. I think Chris Bell is absolutely a stash.
27:05Chris Bell had a good week last week, and I think his role will grow.
27:10But Malik Washington, the metrics are really good. He's at like a 27% target share right now with a ton of air yards. And we know that
27:20Washington also can get some of these manufactured touches on design carries.
27:26And we saw that last week where Malik Washington ended up He's got three carries on the season, but two of them
27:33occurred against Kansas City in week three.
27:36He scored 11.1 PPR points. He had five catches for 56 yards, 10 targets. So, you're talking about 10 targets and two
27:46rushing opportunities.
27:48I think double-digit I guess opportunities for Washington are is going to be par for the course.
27:55And you've also got this Minnesota Vikings team which with this extremely aggressive defense, the game's in Minnesota. It feels like a Malik
28:02Washington game.
28:04Can Washington give us 11 to 13 points?
28:08I think he can this week. And we'll be interested to see if this usage becomes so good that we're like Washington is
28:15this floor play type. But Chris Bell, that's the ceiling play. If you don't need to use one of these guys and you
28:20want a player to stash, Chris Bell is one.
28:23Uh, Chris Bell last week had his best game as a pro.
28:27Uh, really strong stuff from Chris Bell.
28:29Against Kansas City last week, Chris Bell ends up with eight targets, catches four of them for 67 yards.
28:37If Chris Bell's going to get eight targets every week, then I think he becomes super interesting and probably a definitely a higher ceiling guy than
28:43Washington. But I think if I'm using a Dolphin in this game against Minnesota, I'm probably going to go with Malik Washington and sort of chase that floor
28:51and chase that usage. I think it'll be there. Can he get a 30% target share with a couple of touches? I think so.
28:57One player who we talked about week in, week out, not every week, but it's another De'Von Achane week.
29:02De'Von Achane was like my number one waiver wire pick up after week one, especially at the wide receiver position. Uh he's been solid and I think
29:11Achane has a chance to have a really good game this week against uh Atlanta.
29:15De'Von Achane quietly has 15 catches on the season and 22 targets. So, he's averaging over seven targets per game.
29:24Achane's averaging 12.7 points per game.
29:27I can't really call him a sleeper anymore. The guy's averaging 12.7 points three weeks in. If Achane has another solid game, then I I'm not going to talk
29:36about him anymore. Um but I know some of you have him on your benches and you're sort of apprehensive. We want to chase
29:42this game flow. New Orleans-Atlanta could be the highest-scoring game on the entire slate this week. Um Trey Harris, let's talk about him.
29:53You know, I said this on another show where does LA just start changing things up in a major way?
29:59And do they just start using Trey Harris a ton?
30:03I think it's signal that Trey Harris last week against Buffalo had seven targets, a season high, six catches, a season high, 76 receiving yards.
30:13You've got Lad McConkey dealing with a rib injury and you've got Quentin Johnston who's just been abysmal. You've got a Rondale Gadson who's been
30:21uneventful.
30:22And you have the entire backfield that has been sort of disappointing. Keaton Mitchell had a really good week last week and sort of could have talked to
30:29you about him as a potential sleeper for this week. Probably should have included Keaton Mitchell.
30:35But do we end up seeing more Trey Harris and more Keaton Mitchell?
30:39Does LA just reward their strong production from week three and they're up against it against Seattle sort of looking for something. But I think Trey
30:47Harris is absolutely a stash right now.
30:50And over the next couple weeks we could talk about him as a streaming opportunity. But if I'm really up against it, you know, if that's your
30:57best option, it's not the worst one.
30:59Because I think Trey Harris's trajectory is pointing upwards on an offense that has a ton of problems. One huge issue with LA,
31:06Justin Herbert can't can't connect downfield at all.
31:10He has one for 12 on passing passes over 20 yards. Like the guy can't connect on passes downfield. It's It's bad stuff.
31:18Uh continuing the conversation, Kalif Raymond, streamer.
31:22I mean, how can we say he's not a streamer at this point? Kalif Raymond, he just sits there on the bench. You
31:27probably picked him up after week one being like, "Okay, uh I don't really want to use him, but I'm not going to ignore him after week
31:33one when Kalif Raymond has 16.4 points. Then week two you're like, "Okay, nine points scored. I I probably did the right
31:40thing, but he still shockingly leads Chicago's wide receiver room with 40 receiving yards."
31:46But then how about week three? Week three was the Luther Burden game. We got the Luther Burden game in week three.
31:52Luth- Luther Burden comes out um and from with a national televised audience puts up 19.8 PPR points, gets 11 targets, seven catches, 61 yards and a
32:02touchdown. Even gets a carry.
32:04Everybody's all happy for Luther Burden.
32:05Well, guess what? Kalif Raymond outscored him again. Kalif Raymond up with a really another strong week against Philly.
32:13We can't overthink this one. I think Raymond just kind of goes into our flex spot, goes into our wide receiver three
32:18spot.
32:20Um it's insane. Kalif Ray- Like we we don't want to like try to like get ahead of ourselves, but Ben Johnson loves Kalif
32:27Raymond.
32:28It's one of the the more crazy storylines of fantasy football and a lot of times we're we're just we just create
32:34content. Um I know for me it's like I'm turning out all these shows a week. I go on Beyond the Box Score with Jacob Gibbs. I go on
32:42with the guys over at Sirius every single week on Wednesdays. I'm just writing articles and doing content, doing rankings, and it's sort of like
32:50you don't have time to like sit back and look at the big picture, but Kalif Raymond. I mean, if this holds up, this
32:56is really one of the storylines of the entire season, but we're not going to try to overthink it. We're just going to
33:01use him if we need a flex this week.
33:03That's sort of where we're at with Kalif Raymond. The bottom could eventually fall out. And I think there's a lot of
33:08fantasy managers out there rostering other Bears, probably hoping it does.
33:12But right now Kalif Raymond is a thing.
33:14Let's not overthink it. He's just a player that you can plug in in the wide receiver three or the flex, and you're
33:20probably going to get double-digit PPR points. Another player whose usage is trending up is Mack Hollins.
33:26The Patriots are a disaster. They're a disaster offensively.
33:31But Mack Hollins right now has the most targets of any Patriot on the season.
33:37He's averaging more points per game than any Patriot on the season, and he was the only positive in week three at any
33:43position against Jacksonville. Six catches for 87 yards on nine targets. He is the best option for Drake May. That's a scary thing for me to say to fantasy
33:54managers out there, and it's a scary thing for New England Patriots fans to hear. But until A.J. Brown comes back, Mack Hollins might lead your wide
34:02receiver room. I think he's a stash.
34:04More just like a a depth piece. But again, you might be up against it. He's on the streaming radar for this week.
34:12>> [snorts] >> A player who I love to stash is Kanata Mumfield. Now Puka Nacua is back.
34:17Puka Nacua is back, but the vibes were not great with Puka Nacua. Now we have all this stuff. Puka's like all the way
34:23back. The team's all excited. Puka might go out and score 30 points, and then this will never hear Kanata Mumfield's name again. Or Puka Nacua has regression
34:33and Mumfield might be in play as a big waiver wire add down the line. Think of him as a high-end handcuff. You also
34:40have Davante Adams who's been unbelievable, but Davante Adams, an older player that broke down last year.
34:47Now, Can't have Mumfield had a really solid game in week three.
34:52You've got Puka Nacua banged up, playing and probably playing at an extremely high level. You got Davante Adams at a playing at extremely high level, but
35:00he's 33 old. So, I've got a 33 year old and then I've got a player who was dealing with a hip injury.
35:06Was it a sports hernia? Was it something like that? Like it's just a lack of clarity with Puka. So, I'm looking at
35:11Mumfield as a handcuff type, but at the wide receiver position.
35:15And Mumfield showed us he could play.
35:17Now, I know there were multiple tight ends out last week. So, things sort of changed, but Mumfield had a really, really solid performance. He had four
35:25catches for 93 yards and a touchdown.
35:28And he had eight targets against Denver.
35:30Scored 19.3 PPR points. And again, he's 23 years old. So, I want to hold on to him as a stash.
35:38Another stash, Ted Hurst.
35:40I think Ted Hurst in a major way is trending up. Uh he had a touchdown catch last week for 40 yards. Now, the problem
35:48is we have Jaylen Daniels at quarterback. We don't know which way this is going to go. Chris Godwin's also playing after missing some time at
35:54practice. So, the hope that Hurst would be like the wide receiver two this week, that's not going to happen. But Ted
35:59Hurst is a talented player. If you're in a start three wide receiver format, Ted Hurst is a must roster player. Um or if
36:07you're in a deep format, Ted Hurst is a must roster player. And if you're a dynasty manager, this is a got to go go
36:12and pick up. Because I think Ted Hurst 2027 could be a really, really good value. So, want to roster Ted Hurst in a
36:19bunch of these NFFC type formats.
36:24Continuing to look at players you can use.
36:28Now, a lot of times we don't have like a Oh, you know what? I'll give you one more wide receiver. If we're searching
36:32for like a desperation wide receiver, I'm looking at Tyquan Thornton as like a dark throw dark throw bottom of the
36:43barrel one against Vegas. Do we end up getting like a long touchdown catch?
36:48Thornton is one where I would be in really really dire shape to have to use him.
36:54But, I do think he's an interesting one if you're looking for a like a big play guy. I think he could get to find the
36:58end zone this week against Vegas.
37:01Now, talking about we uh players um at the tight end position. Now, we don't always feel like super excited about some of these guys. Last week we talked
37:11about Geno Smith. There's been other weeks where we have streamers and sleepers where we have a ton of confidence in them.
37:18And then there's often times it's ones where just like you, I'm using them because they're the best option, but it's more of a desperation feel.
37:26It's anything but desperation when it comes to Darren Waller.
37:30Darren Waller is not only a player you want to stream this week, but he's a stream option at the flex position
37:37even if you're starting another tight end with enthusiasm. You can put Waller in the flex this week and sort of chase
37:42this match up.
37:44The Lions have given up five tight end one weeks. Think about that. In three games played, the Lions have given up
37:51five tight end uh one weeks. They have given up the most points to opposing tight ends in the last 10 years over the
37:59first three weeks of the season. Think about some of these performances. Kanyon Sadiq, Juwan Johnson, Dalton Kincaid, Jeremy Ruckert.
38:08Everyone's putting up numbers against the Lions at the tight end position.
38:13Darren Waller in a really good spot this week. This is a very high total game, north of 50 points total in Vegas.
38:22You've got Carolina with a home game in primetime.
38:25Then you've got Darren Waller where everything's sort of lining up well for him.
38:29We saw the touchdowns in week two.
38:32And then we saw the increased target production and catch it catch production in week three. So I think Waller is heading in the right direction and this
38:41is a great matchup. We want to use tight ends almost every single week against the Detroit Lions until they prove us
38:48otherwise.
38:50Another tight end to consider streaming and if not you want to stash him. AJ Barner.
38:56AJ Barner of Seattle is essentially their number two target. Last week he had five catches for 69 yards on nine targets and he had a rushing touchdown
39:04in week two.
39:06Barner is a thing in Seattle this week.
39:09Rashid Shaheed it's not happening like maybe we thought during the summer. A lot of like steam with Shaheed like he could end up being a valuable player
39:17this year. Just hasn't happened. AJ Barner is the number two target. This is a high passing offense especially potentially this week with no
39:24Judarian Price. So I think Barner is a fun stream and he's also a must stash even if you don't want to stream him.
39:32Dalton Schultz just a reminder he's a streamer this week. Schultz is really a borderline tight end one. We after that massive week two are we going to ever
39:40consider him anything less? I know Nico didn't play in that one but Dalton Schultz I think is in a really good spot
39:45against Dallas.
39:47We talked about Schultz on the season he's averaging 13.2 points per game now.
39:52He's got 25 targets but I think a lot of people are going to be off of him completely cuz he had a clunker in week
39:58three against Indy.
39:59Only three catches in week three but he had eight targets in week one against Buffalo, 14 targets in week two against Cincinnati. Nico Collins is
40:08coming back but Schultz is going to operate as Houston's number two target and you get a revenge game narrative.
40:13It's his old team the Dallas Cowboys.
40:16Those things matter. People love that.
40:17The players get motivation and a lot of times the lock room gets motivation for that one as well. These in-state kind of
40:23matchups, they're all so cool. Dalton Schultz definitely a streaming option this week.
40:29Tyler Higbee, another streaming option.
40:32Not a long-term player, but if you need a tight end this week, I think Higbee's in play.
40:37Terrance Ferguson is out. Tyler Higbee last week, eight catches for 62 yards and a touchdown on 11 targets. Now, Higbee would be a much easier argument
40:47if Puka was not playing, but he's still sort of a fun top 15-ish tight end play this week in a plus offense on a team that's going to
40:57pass the ball with excellent play design from Sean McVay. And we know last year LA was number one in the NFL in
41:06touchdown passes to opposing tight ends, and they were like third in targets to tight ends. So, as the tight end room
41:13starts to dwindle a little bit, no Terrance Ferguson creates a new opportunity for Tyler Higbee.
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