Packers keep Romeo Doubs in play for 2026 amid ongoing, informal talks as Christian Watson lands a one-year extension. The market for second-contract WRs is heating up, with Khalil Shakir’s four-year, $53 million deal anchoring expectations. Green Bay faces cap pressures and concussion concerns, while teams have already shown interest. If no deal materializes by season’s end, Doubs could hit free agency at a high price, complicating Packers’ plans and depth at receiver.

With Watson, Reed, Wicks, Golden and Williams in Green Bay’s 2026 picture, Doubs sits in a rare middle ground—valuable, yet bound by health and price. The broader market, including Alec Pierce, Mike Evans, Jakobi Meyers and Jauan Jennings, will heavily influence the final figure, leaving Doubs’ future in a delicate balance between risk and upside.

Week 5 waiver watch centers on Adonai Mitchell, Luther Burden III, and Dontayvion Wicks. Mitchell shows elite athleticism but inconsistent hands, making him a speculative add only in deep leagues with an unsettled Colts passing attack. Burden flashed in Week 3 but hasn’t grown his role and carries injury risk, keeping him volatile. Wicks sits behind multiple Packers pass-catchers and hasn’t produced consistently, so he’s a shallow-league dart throw at best.

In a wild Sunday Night Football shootout, Dallas and Green Bay combined for 925 yards as the Cowboys and Packers battled to a 40-40 overtime tie. George Pickens asserted himself as the NFL's premier scoring-position target, while Josh Jacobs anchored a dual-threat line with four rushing TDs and 71 receiving yards. Dak Prescott and Jordan Love each surpassed 300 passing yards with three passing TDs, and Prescott added a rushing score.

Romeo Doubs erupted for three touchdowns on eight targets, though the Packers' depth kept him from a predictable weekly ceiling. Dontayvion Wicks disappointed, KaVontae Turpin flashed upside in a high-use role with Lamb out, and injury notes around Miles Sanders and the looming Jets Week 5 add layers for fantasy managers. Green Bay enjoys a bye; Dallas heads toward a Week 5 date with New York, inviting strategic roster moves and streaming plays.

Prime-time clash: Green Bay at Dallas in Week 4.

Jordan Love is a strong fantasy QB1 candidate against a Cowboys defense that has allowed big QB scores early. Romeo Doubs, Matthew Golden, and Dontayvion Wicks profile as solid WR3 options, with Jake Ferguson operating as a top TE1 in PPR with Lamb out. Dak Prescott remains a risky QB2, while Javonte Williams is a tenuous RB2 ride in a run-heavy grind. George Pickens steps up as a WR2 with elevated targets.

Green Bay’s Jordan Love headlines Week 4 SNF DFS, facing a Dallas defense that’s surrendered fantasy points to QBs and WRs. Love carries the MVP ceiling with ample weapons and a favorable matchup, while Javonte Williams offers a high-floor, mid-range value play. Dak Prescott and Josh Jacobs are solid captain pivots, with Romeo Doubs, Jake Ferguson, and Matthew Golden offering strong flex and value upside. KaVontae Turpin and CeeDee Lamb’s absence shapes late-game target distribution, amplifying secondary options for the Cowboys.

Value plays emerge from Green Bay’s passing attack and Dallas’ weakened secondary, especially against Diggs and Elam matchups. Turpin’s increased snap share could yield big late-game volume, and Ferguson’s target heavy last week hints at elevated TE usage if Lamb is limited. Overall, the slate rewards versatile stacks, leverage on the Cowboys’ pass-heavy tendencies, and cost-conscious picks that spike with volume.