Every week you can go to this column to see which players we recommend for your Fantasy Football teams to improve each position.
Don't panic! The injuries continue to affect the performance of the stars in the NFL, and the Fantasy Football also still feels the effects of the list of elements that continue to grow. This week, we say goodbye to the RB James Connerof the Arizona Cardinals, and Najee Harrisof Los Angeles Chargers, for the rest of the season, and Tyrone Tracy, of the New York Giants, some games will be lost.
In addition, the WR CeeDee Lambof the Dallas Cowboys, Mike Evansfrom the Bay Buccaneers, and Alec Pierceof the Indianapolis Colts, they are out this week, affecting the fantasy alignments of many players. And other players, specifically the offensives of the Giants, will be affected (perhaps positively) for the change in ownership in the QB position, after Russell Wilson I give way to the rookie Jaxson Dart.
Every week, you can go to this column to see which players we recommend for your Fantasy Football teams to improve each position. All players will have an availability of more than 50 percent in our ESPN leagues, with a justification of why it is a good option for your team. Week by week (although not consecutively) some repeated players may appear, but the priority will always be to include new.
Who of these players will take you to victory in week 4? Good luck to all!
QB: Carson WentzMinnesota Vikings (available at 96.9% of ESPN leagues)
Kevin O'Connell's offensive showed Wentz last week to the Bengals that virtually any QB can take the reins of the equipment and add productive numbers. Before Cincinnati, the former Marshal of the Eagles completed 70% of his passes, for 173 yards and two touchdowns without ball delivery. Before Pittsburgh, projects 14.3, but the Steelers have been quite unstable defensively this year, opening the door for more.
Other reliable options: Jaxson Dart, NYG (96.3%); Sam DarnoldSEA (92.3%)
RB: Kenneth GainwellPittsburgh Steelers (72.9%)
In three weeks, Gainwell has increased its fantasy value in each game. Before the Patriots in week 3, the ball ran just four times for 16 yards, but scored. In addition, he received a 10 -yard pass, which gave him 9.6 points in the day. Before the Vikings, I could roof ten points for the first time this season, thanks to their ability as a receiver in addition to land.
Other reliable options: Kareem HuntKC (68.4%); Justice HillBAL (87.4%)
WR: Tyquan ThorntonKansas City Chiefs (97.7%)
As long as they are Xavier Worthy y Rashee Ricey Travis Kelce Go acquiring the characteristic level towards the end of the season, Patrick Mahomes You need to throw the ball into someone. In Thornton, former Patriots player, has found a good partner the last two weeks. Last Sunday night against the Giants, Thornton caught five passes for 71 yards and a touchdown – his second in the season. The following week, Kansas City has a difficult commitment to Baltimore, but the Ravens' air defensive was vulnerable to Detroit last Monday.
Other reliable options: Elic AyomanorTEN (78.9%); Sterling ShepardTB (99.1%)
The: Brenton StrangeJacksonville Jaguars (78.8%)
Strange is the most prolific receiver of the Jaguars after three games, with 137 yards, although he has not yet scored. What is accurate is that Trevor Lawrence Trust its closed wing, and has constantly sought it at the beginning of the season, including star players like Brian Thomas Jr., who has been limited. In week 4, the 49ers are difficult test, since they have limited the air attack, but Strang is maintained as a good option.
Other reliable options: The ooulwaysTEN (84.9%); Oronde Gadsden IILAC (99.9%)
FLEX: Tre TuckerLas Vegas Raiders (97.7%)
There was no player in all the NFL who added more than 40.9 Tucker points in week 3. Eight receptions, 145 yards and three touchdowns. It is a line worthy of Ja'mar Chase or Justin Jeffersonwhich will probably not be repeated, but Tucker is being placed as a reliable receiver for Geno Smith and Pete Carroll in Las Vegas. In three weeks, he adds 20 targets, and before Chicago in week 4, the trend will surely continue.
Other reliable options: Luther Burden IIICHI (89.7%); Luke McCaffreyWAS (99.7%)
K: Jason MyersSeattle Seahawks (89.3%)
In three games, Myers goes 6-7 in its field attempts, in addition to ten extra points. Before the Saints in week 3, he had his best game against a weak team defensively. A divisional duel against Arizona this weekend lends itself so that Myers continues to have activity and adds points.
Other reliable options: Joshua kartyLAR (90.3%); Will ReichardMIN (93.5%)
DEF: Carolina Panthers (99.6%)
Before their division rivals, the Atlanta Falcons, the Panthers dominated defensively and forced three shifts, as well as scoring a touchdown. The Patriots follow, a team that was extremely insecure with the offensive ball against the Steelers, so there is a good opportunity for Carolina to continue with this same trend.
Other reliable options: Jacksonville Jaguars (94.9%); Washington Commanders (86.7%)
