Houston's Week 4 win revitalizes the offense as Stroud grows confident and Nico Collins explodes as a deep threat, projected for a top-three WR week with a heavy target share against Baltimore's vulnerable secondary.

Beyond Collins, Bijan Robinson's elite volume, Puka Nacua's historic pace, Xavier Worthy's upside, and tight ends LaPorta, Waller, and Taylor drive a wide fantasy narrative. Trade debates and rest-of-season pivots round out the discussion as Lions' offense and RB1s Gibbs/Montgomery stay central.

Dak Prescott’s MVP-like start fuels Dallas, while the run games anchor fantasy lines: Javonte Williams benefits from a Jets front that’s been soft to the run, Alvin Kamara remains a consisten RB1 with a sustained workload, and Kyren Williams could surge if Nick Bosa sits. Nico Collins breaks out for Houston against Baltimore’s vulnerable secondary, and Puka Nakua’s historic pace keeps him atop weekly targets. Drake Maye, Daniel Jones, Jordan Addison, and Darren Waller offer high ceilings in favorable matchups as the Week 5 landscape tightens around opportunity and efficiency.

Others receiving votes include Trevor Lawrence and Jared Goff providing upside in smartly contested spots, while the Jets’ backfield remains fluid with Breece Hall’ return and Bree Hall’s status a question mark. This week centers on leveraging workload, game flow, and the few matchup advantages that separate the top fantasy plays from the rest.

Bree Hall trade rumors swirl around the Jets as Fields returns, with Jets’ direction shaping whether Bree stays or moves by the deadline. The episode weighs teams that could pounce and how to position lineup moves without overreacting to early-season volatility.

Nico Collins remains a buy-high target, Malik Neighbors is trending up despite a rocky injury outlook, and the Giants’ QB/Dart pairing could lift fantasy values. A host of RBs, including Chase Brown and Tuker Craft, are discussed as high-upside buys or potential trade collateral to upgrade rosters.

The Titans enter a pivotal week with Brian Callahan’s status in the air and a clear path to avoid a collapse. A run-first approach anchors the plan, aiming to dull Houston’s pass rush and create manageable third downs while limiting in game missteps that have haunted recent weeks.

Key to success is a disciplined ground game that opens play action and keeps CJ Stroud from pinning his ears back. Cedric Gray and Legarius Sneed must anchor blitz plans and shadow Nico Collins when possible, while Will Anderson tests the Titans’ blocking with relentless pressure. The episode forecasts a tight, competitive clash with a close score and real coaching stakes.

Texans edge speed remains a concern for Tennessee, so quick, protective passes and targeted running plays are critical to keep drives alive. The showdown also carries personal drama around Callahan and Amy Adams Strunk, adding extra spice to a game that could redefine the Titans season depending on how they execute on Sunday.

Fantasy-wise, expect a ground-enhanced offensive tempo for Tennessee and a cautious but opportunistic Houston attack. The matchups lean toward Cedric Gray controlling the middle and Nico Collins needing a big shadow performance, with Tank Dell limited if Dell is inactive. The betting angle leans toward a close score with Tennessee covering if they avoid a disastrous start.