Key Injuries:
- WR AJ Brown with a hammy and could miss next week.
- RB Christian McCaffery is out at least 3 weeks with a hammy.
- WR Ju Ju Smith-Schuster rib injury.
- WR Sterling Shepard with a hammy.
- WR Darius Slayton with a hammy.
- WR Scottie Miller for the Bucs has bad turf toe. IR.
- RB James White with a hip injury.
- WR KJ Hamler torn ACL.
- TE Tyler Kroft with a chest injury.
- WR Elijah Moore had a concussion.
Waiver Wire:
- RB Chuba Hubbard for the CMC injury.
- QB Teddy Bridgewater.
- QB Sam Darnold.
- RB Zach Moss from Buffalo.
- WR Jacobi Meyers had 14 targets for New England.
- WR Cole Beasley with his non-vaxxed ass.
- RB Giovani Bernard had 10 targets and a TD for Tampa Bay.
- WR Khalif Raymond had 10 targets for Detroit.
- WR Anthony Miller had 6 targets and a TD for Houston.
- WR Kadarius Tony for the Giants injuries.
- WR Tim Patrick for Denver for the KJ Hamler injury.
- RB Royce Freeman again for the CMC injury.
- TE Darrin Schultz had a monster game for the Boys.
Non-Starters trending up for week 4:
- Any defense playing the Bears week to week so this week grab the Lions.
- WR Calvin Ridley vs Washington’s pass D.
- QB Teddy Bridgewater vs the Ravens Pass D.
- RB Chubba Hubbard is a must start.
- WR Robbie Anderson vs Dallas’s bad pass D.
- WR Jamar Chase is a must start now and he plays Jacksonville.
- WR Tyler Boyd will finally have a game vs the Jaguars as well.
- RB Kenyon Drake will ball out vs the Chargers bad run D.
- QB Jalen Hurts vs Kansas City’s bad run D.
- WR Jalen Waddell vs Indianapolis’s pass D.
- RB Sonny Michelle vs Arizona’s bad rushing D.
- RB Zach Moss vs Houston.
Busts for week 4:
- RB Ezekiel Elliot vs the Panthers top run D.
- RB Ty’Son Williams vs the Broncos rushing D.
- RB Latavious Murray vs the Broncos rushing D.
- RB Saquon Barkley vs the Saint’s rushing D.
- RB Damien Harris vs Tampa’s rush D.
- WR Marquise Brown will have it tough vs the Broncos.
- QB Kirk Cousins vs Cleveland’s great D.
Nasty Sleeper: Chuba Hubbard. He will get all CMCs workload and more.
