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FantasyPros (Article): Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Advice: Players to Add, Stash & Drop (Week 5)

RotoBaller (Article): Biggest Fantasy Football Busts of the Week - Fantasy Outlooks for Jeremiyah Love, TreVeyon Henderson, Parker Washington, Dalton Kincaid

Blitz Sports Media (Article): Fantasy Football Risers & Fallers After Week 4

Smash Accept Dynasty Trades (Podcast): Episode 573: Better Late than NEVER Trade Show

The Fantasy Football Club with Sal Vetri (Podcast): 10 Must Add Players to Pick Up in Your Fantasy League Right Now

Dynasty Nerds (Podcast): Should You Be Worried About Emeka Egbuka and Bo Nix? | Week 4 Risers and Fallers Ep. 917

DLF Dynasty Podcast (Podcast): The DLF Dynasty Podcast #745 – Dynasty Breakouts & an ADP Preview

Stock Up

1. CeeDee Lamb (WR, DAL): (163 mentions last 7 days): Caught a career-high 17 of 21 targets (a 49% target share) for 189 yards and a TD, his 3rd straight 100-yard game. Analysts call him the clear alpha in Dallas, and several now put him among the top 3 WRs in the league.

2. Kenneth Walker III (RB, KC): (160 mentions last 7 days): Rushed for 177 yards and 2 TDs with 70.6 rushing yards over expected, the most of any RB in Week 4 (he leads all RBs on the season too). Analysts say he has entered the conversation with Bijan Robinson and Jahmyr Gibbs as the elite RBs, with staying healthy the only caveat.

3. Kyren Williams (RB, LAR): (146 mentions last 7 days): Ran 16 times for 80 yards and 2 TDs and caught 10 passes for 67 yards on a career-high 13 targets. Analysts say the expected split with Blake Corum never showed up, and he is back to being an RB1.

4. Kyle Monangai (RB, CHI): (87 mentions last 7 days): Ran 30 times for 146 yards and 2 TDs after becoming CHI's primary ball carrier following D'Andre Swift's fumble. Analysts say he has earned a bigger role, though several expect a return toward a split and he left late with a thumb injury.

5. T.J. Hockenson (TE, MIN): (83 mentions last 7 days): Caught all 13 targets (a 39% target share) for 119 yards after totaling 76 yards over Weeks 1-3, his first 100-yard game since 2024. Analysts see a growing rapport with Kyler Murray, but several caution the targets could drop when Justin Jefferson returns.

6. Bryce Young (QB, CAR): (203 mentions last 7 days): Leads the league with 1,268 passing yards through 4 games, with 9 TDs and 2 INTs. Analysts credit a more pass-heavy offense with more play action and deep shots under new play-caller Brad Idzik, though some call it a small sample against a soft early schedule.

7. Emanuel Wilson (RB, SEA): (150 mentions last 7 days): Ran 21 times for 81 yards and a TD and caught 3 passes for 39 yards and another TD in SEA's first game with Jadarian Price on IR. Analysts see borderline RB1 value for the next few weeks, until Zach Charbonnet returns and while Joe Mixon ramps up.

8. Carnell Tate (WR, TEN): (79 mentions last 7 days): Caught 9 of 12 targets for 145 yards with a 43% target share and 70% of TEN's air yards, his 3rd straight game above a 25% target share. Analysts say he looks like TEN's actual WR1 and has entered the weekly flex conversation, though the offense doesn't score much.

9. Jaylen Warren (RB, PIT): (183 mentions last 7 days): Put up his 2nd straight 100+ scrimmage-yard game with Rico Dowdle out (toe), gaining 12.4 rushing yards over expected despite 8+ man boxes on 41% of carries. Analysts say he should be the feature back even with Dowdle healthy, but several doubt PIT makes him a true workhorse.

10. Bhayshul Tuten (RB, JAX): (143 mentions last 7 days): Out-carried Chris Rodriguez 17-6 with 16.7 rushing yards over expected, and had TDs of 44 and 3 yards wiped out by holding penalties. Analysts say he has clearly earned lead-back status, but some flag Rodriguez stealing touchdowns.

Stock Down

1. David Montgomery (RB, HOU): (128 mentions last 7 days): Ran 10 times for 24 yards and has been held under 7 fantasy points in each of his last 3 games, with Woody Marks taking 44% of the snaps to his 56%. Analysts widely call him a sell, and several now see him as a flex at best.

2. Bo Nix (QB, DEN): (160 mentions last 7 days): Averaged 4.6 intended air yards per throw against SF and ranks 3rd lowest of 40 qualifying QBs on the season (6.2, vs. an 8.2 average). Analysts say he isn't taking shots downfield and keeps checking down, and several call him a weak fantasy play right now.

3. Jalen Hurts (QB, PHI): (329 mentions last 7 days): Completed 12 of 27 passes for 93 yards as PHI went 0-for-12 on 3rd down (0-for-17 dating back to the 2nd half of Week 3). Analysts flag his trouble picking up blitzes and say the offense has struggled even accounting for the injuries around him.

4. Kyler Murray (QB, MIN): (230 mentions last 7 days): Averaged 4.9 intended air yards per throw (4th lowest of 30 QBs in Week 4) and ran for just 16 yards on 6 carries against MIA. Analysts say to downgrade or drop him until he looks acclimated, and some raise the possibility of Carson Wentz stepping in if he keeps struggling.

5. D'Andre Swift (RB, CHI): (132 mentions last 7 days): Fumbled on the first drive of the 3rd quarter and didn't play again, his 2nd fumble this season. Analysts are split: some expect a return to a 60-40 split, while others worry CHI now rides the hot hand week to week.

6. Blake Corum (RB, LAR): (56 mentions last 7 days): Played 15% of snaps to Kyren Williams' 83%, was out-touched 26-6, and has 6.6 fantasy points combined over the last 2 weeks. Analysts say he is a contingency option without standalone flex value.

7. Dalton Kincaid (TE, BUF): (112 mentions last 7 days): Caught 1 of 2 targets (a 7% target share) for 7 yards, after scoring 18 and 22.5 PPR points in Weeks 1 and 2. Analysts point to the same streakiness he's shown throughout his career and expect BUF's top pass catcher to vary week to week.

8. Omarion Hampton (RB, LAC): (205 mentions last 7 days): Played 35% of snaps in a three-way split with Keaton Mitchell (37%) and Kimani Vidal (35%), and saw just 2 targets. Analysts say to sell off his Week 4 TD if you can find a buyer.

9. Courtland Sutton (WR, DEN): (43 mentions last 7 days): Caught 1 pass for 4 yards on 6 targets despite drawing 52% of DEN's air yards, and hasn't had more than 3 catches or a 50-yard game this season. Analysts call him droppable, and several say he doesn't look like himself.

10. Emeka Egbuka (WR, TB): (83 mentions last 7 days): Caught 2 of 4 targets (a 15% target share) for 13 yards in Jalon Daniels' first start, ending a streak of 3 straight double-digit games. Analysts say no TB receiver is startable while Daniels is under center, with Baker Mayfield's thumb injury possibly costing over a month.

Don’t forget to check out today’s National Pulse for more trending topics, including:

• Montgomery's Houston role slips as Marks gains

• Murray struggles as Hockenson's role grows without Jefferson

• Keon Coleman’s role hinges on Moore’s shoulder