Late in the fourth, a stop-by the Eagles was erased by a 15-yard roughness penalty on Zack Baun after RJ Harvey had been brought down, giving Denver a fresh chance to burn clock. Andrew Mukuba had Harvey on the ground before Baun’s late hit, and the flag extended the Broncos’ drive—an endgame swing in a tight contest.

The sequence underscores how one penalty can tilt fantasy outcomes: Harvey remains a live asset in crunch-time drives for Denver, while Baun’s unit faces scrutiny in high-leverage moments. Clean technique and clock management loom large in these finales, where a single flag can shift momentum and scoring opportunities.

For fantasy and betting eyes, this moment highlights the volatility of late-game sequences and the value of players who can contribute in short-yardage, pass-catching, and clock-killing drives when the game nears its end.

Week 5 fantasy outlooks center on high-volume targets for Emeka Egbuka in Tampa Bay as Mike Evans heals, making him a clear WR1 candidate in a pass-happy game plan. Tetairoa McMillan is cleared for Week 5 but faces a sputtering Panthers attack, projecting as a high-end WR3 with steady target equity. Denver’s backfield remains a fluid mix among Bhayshul Tuten, Ashton Jeanty, Omarion Hampton and RJ Harvey, with Harvey showing flex potential in a developing role. Jaxson Dart brings a tangible floor for the Giants with rushing upside, while Elic Ayomanor offers Titans flex appeal. Isaac TeSlaa and Travis Hunter add depth chart intrigue. Use the Who Should I Start tool to compare up to four players and lock in Week 5 decisions.

Week 5 fantasy decisions lean on new roles and matchup-driven upside for a core group. Hunter’s snap count remains fluid in Jacksonville, making him a boom/bust WR4 option. Harvey showed increased Denver involvement with a near 50-50 split and a TD chance ahead. Ayomanor has become a trusted target for Tennessee, hinting at steady fantasy floor if the offense improves. Mason Taylor is commanding more targets in Jets’ offense, while Gabriel’s Browns tenure adds mobility and upside in London. Ward’s rookie path in Tennessee adds speculative upside if the passing game gains momentum. The Week 5 Who Should I Start tool sharpens start/sit decisions by comparing up to four players at once.