Daniel Jones is back in fantasy focus with a dome-friendly home date against the Raiders, a setup amplified by the Colts' strong Week 5 implied total. Alec Pierce’s return should unlock downfield looks and raise Jones’ ceiling, while Jawan Johnson remains a stable TE option against the Giants. With Pitts and Craft out, roster pivots become real, pushing dependable receivers into lineups. Jets-Saints adds more matchup intrigue and keeps roster construction fluid for Week 5.

Drake London exploded for 8 catches, 110 yards and a receiving TD on 10 targets, with 60% of looks coming in the slot, signaling a new versatility for Atlanta. Bijan Robinson flashed a Christian McCaffrey-like role as a receiver while handling carries, and Kyle Pitts re-emerged as a true fantasy TE1. Debo Samuel looked leaner and more explosive, cementing his must-start status for Washington’s offense, while Terry McLaurin nears return to boost a shaky unit. Falcons backfield remains a multi-man committee behind Bijan.

Arizona’s offense woke in the fourth quarter, led by Marvin Harrison Jr.’s late TD and Kyler Murray’s pivotal 30-yard burst, salvaging fantasy nights for many managers. Seattle’s defense stifled early but the Cardinals’ ceiling remains high when Harrison is involved. Kenneth Walker’s roller-coaster trend, Charbonnet’s role, and Colts’ clean 3-0 start with Pittman and Taylor dominated the notes, while injuries and big-name QB questions shaped many lineups for a wild week.

Falcons edge Vikings 22-6 in a gritty game built on a rock‑solid ground game and a defense that showed signs of life as injuries piled up for Minnesota. Bijan Robinson steamed to 143 yards on 22 carries, with Tyler Algier adding a productive 76 on 16 as the run game finally clicked. Drake London and Kyle Pitts provided steady offensive pop, while JJ McCarthy absorbed heavy pressure (multiple sacks) behind a softened Vikings front. The Chiefs and Eagles storylines added context: Mahomes’ rushing pace and the Eagles’ evolving passing attack dominated the later dialogue.

Two young QBs take center stage as the Falcons visit Minnesota in a high-variance fantasy test. Penix Jr. threads quick-release passes to Bijan Robinson, Darnell Mooney, Drake London and Kyle Pitts, while the Vikings lean on J.J. McCarthy and Justin Jefferson to light up the home offense. Vegas shows a tight 44.5 total with Minnesota favored by 3.5, and bold calls loom from Jordan Mason’s RB1 momentum to Dallas Turner’s first impactful show. A keeper for fantasy lineups: attack the matchup, read the lines, ride the props.