Wed Sep 30 18:49:04 UTC 2026
Thorman’s Snaps and Pace: Week 4
Week 3 bounced back with more plays and points after Week 2 left more to be desired. What should our expectations be for Week 4? Pat Thorman shares his thoughts on the slate, including the tremendous pace-up spot for Derrick Henry and the Ravens against Cam Ward and the Titans.
Strength in Numbers: Actionable Week 3 Stats
Jaylen Warren was a full-blown workhorse in Week 3 against Cincinnati, playing 90% of snaps, handling 17 of 19 running back carries, running 26 routes on 37 dropbacks, and earning four targets for an 11.8% target share. What other stats stand out from this past week? Jack Miller shares some insight with Strength in Numbers.
Evan Silva’s Matchups: Packers at Buccaneers
Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Sunday's battle in Tampa between the Packers and Bucs, including why he's buying low on Tucker Kraft despite his early-season struggles.
Evan Silva’s Matchups: Titans at Ravens
Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Week 4's matchup in Baltimore featuring the Titans and Ravens, and details the spot for Zay Flowers, who is now another week removed from his hamstring ailment.
Evan Silva’s Matchups: Steelers at Browns
Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Thursday's primetime matchup featuring the Steelers and Browns, and details why Harold Fannin Jr. is an every-down tight end we can count on, including in Week 4.
Waiver Wire Analysis: Week 4
Breece Hall will be on the shelf for the foreseeable future, elevating Braelon Allen into a prominent role. Can the third-year back seize the opportunity and put up massive fantasy production? John Daigle details the most important waiver-wire developments after an interesting Week 3.
Evan Silva’s Matchups: Jaguars at Bengals
Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Week 4's AFC showdown featuring the Jaguars and Bengals, including why he's confident a Joe Burrow eruption is coming soon with his supporting cast fully healthy.
Evan Silva’s Matchups: Patriots at Bills
Evan Silva breaks down every angle of Sunday's AFC East contest between the Patriots and Bills, and outlines why James Cook is a boom-bust bet against New England's middling run defense.

