Week 4 fantasy calls hinge on usage, matchups and role changes

Week 4 Love/Hate

The hosts separate actionable Week 4 opportunities from fragile hype by weighing workload, target share, matchups and changing offensive roles.

3 key takeaways
  1. 1Drake London, Garrett Wilson and Josh Downs emerge as wide receiver targets on volume, separation and matchup strength.
  2. 2Jalen Warren, Jeremiah Love and Chuba Hubbard benefit from rising workloads, while Omarion Hampton and Ollie Gordon carry role concerns.
  3. 3Trevor Lawrence and Tyler Shough headline quarterback targets, but Justin Herbert’s fantasy value faces mounting uncertainty.

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The brief

Matthew Berry, Michelle and Mo open with Drake London, whose elite target share, contested-catch ability and connection with Michael Penix make him an early Week 4 Love.

The wide receiver Loves extend to Garrett Wilson and Josh Downs, while George Kittle, Mike Evans, Matthew Golden, Michael Wilson, Jordan Addison and Darren Waller enter the broader recommendation mix.

The Hates focus on uncertain roles: Emeka Egbuka and Xavier Worthy face usage concerns, while Kyle Pitts remains difficult to trust after lagging production with Michael Penix.

Running back recommendations favor Jalen Warren, Jeremiah Love and Chuba Hubbard as workloads rise, while Omarion Hampton and Ollie Gordon face utilization and role doubts.

Trevor Lawrence and Tyler Shough lead the quarterback Loves, with Bryce Young and Kyler Murray as streamers; Justin Herbert becomes the episode’s biggest roster-value question.

The show closes with Browns-Steelers betting picks, including Roman Wilson, Deshaun Watson rushing attempts and DK Metcalf anytime-touchdown odds.

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