Green Bay flips to heavier three-receiver looks in Week 4 as Reed remains out, pairing Watson and Doubs with a flexible Golden in the slot. Emanuel Wilson out-snapped Chris Brooks and Nazir Stackhouse stepped in after Wyatt’s knee issue, while the defense benched late as Hobbs left with an injury and Valentine took over outside duties. Offense finished with balance and a productive run game, but the defense wore down late against Dallas’ tempo.

New Orleans faces a rough start at 0-4 and is openly weighing a rebuild, with multiple veterans and youngsters on the trade radar. Nathan Shepherd stands out as a prime cap-friendly asset to potentially flip for a sixth-round draft pick, freeing roster space for the Saints’ long-term plan while still keeping options open at the deadline.

A proposed swap would send Shepherd to Green Bay in a move designed to bolster a run defense under stress, especially with Kenny Clark’s status and Wyatt’s injury reducing Packers interior depth. For Green Bay, the deal would address a clear need; for New Orleans, it would yield a future asset while accelerating their rebuild timeline.

Aside from Shepherd, Olave, Kamara, and Jordan have generated interest, but the article centers on how a single move could reframe both teams’ trajectories and impact fantasy rosters entering the stretch run.

Cowboys and Packers settled for a 40-40 tie, but the postgame vibe centered on the players’ mindset. Micah Parsons stressed that his emotional response cooled the moment he learned of the trade and that the real driver now is competing for wins and fixing the defense after a high-scoring night.

Dak Prescott highlighted a true team effort—all hands on deck, with the O-line, tight ends, and receivers syncing to keep pace with Parsons’ disruption. Dallas coach Brian Schottenheimer kept his Micah plan close to the vest, while Parsons honored a brotherhood moment by swapping jerseys with Trevon Diggs amid a gritty, no-quit matchup.

Love delivered 337 yards and 3 TDs, guiding Green Bay to a 40-40 SNF tie with Dallas behind a banged-up line. A 4th-down conversion to Matthew Golden kept the OT drive alive, and Romeo Doubs caught all three Love TD passes. McManus kicked the 53-yard FG to force OT. For fantasy, Love’s ceiling remains elite with Doubs and Golden emerging as weekly flex options in a pass-heavy game plan. The Cowboys’ Parsons provided pressure, but the Packers showed resilience in the comeback effort.

The game reshapes Week 4 to Week 5 projections: Love’s accuracy and big plays bolster QB1 upside; Doubs’ role is secure as a top target, with Golden flashing upside in extended roles. On the injury front, Wyatt’s knee and Hobbs’ concussion evaluation add health risk flags for Green Bay and Dallas, while Jacobs’ knee for the Raiders nudges their Week 5 backfield plan. Overall, the shootout outcome highlights high-scoring fantasy ceilings and volatile Week-to-Week movements.