James Cook led Buffalo’s ground game with 15 carries for 49 yards but failed to reach the end zone, capping a week where volume outweighed scoring for fantasy points (4.9). Kamara and Miller split Saints backfield duties, Kamara mixed in the receiving game but still TD-dependent, while Miller showed passing-game promise. Woody Marks and Jacoby Meyers provided flashes but underwhelmed in volume; Gino Smith’s output remained tepid in another tough day for Seattle. The Saints look playoff-bound, Raiders spiraled, and Chubb kept the Browns’ ground game relevant while Kamara and Miller battle for touches.

Overall, the backfields remained fluid—Coordinators leaned on passing options and red-zone attempts muddied the value. With Bills facing Falcons, Saints flirting with a run-heavy yet inefficient approach, and Browns still feeding Chubb, fantasy managers must weigh volume against touchdown upside and game-script in the coming weeks. Gino’s volatility persists, while Meyers’ role with Las Vegas continues to be a roller coaster.

Woody Marks bursts onto fantasy radar after Week 4, with Smitty insisting not to sell, bench, or doubt him as his coach signals a bigger workload and more touches ahead. The hype and questions from live chat drive the episode, which also sketches aggressive trade ideas and value plays across the board.

AJ Brown looms as both a hold and a potential trade chip, while Rashee Rice, Jahmyr Gibbs, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba surface as prime targets in bold upgrades. The show doubles as a live-trade lab, outlining two-for-one moves, buy-low/sell-high tactics, and the constant reel of bold, risk-aware decisions.

Week 5 waivers hinge on four byes and a rash of injuries. Rashad White emerges as the safe, high-floor RB for TB, with Woody Marks also primed to surge in Houston with Mixon and Chubb sidelined. Giants’ Darius Slayton, plus Darren Waller, offer short-term TE/WR firepower as Tyreek Hill’s absence looms. Kenneth Gainwell and Kendrick Miller surface as long-term handcuffs, while Chris Rodriguez anchors Washington’s backfield. A QB slate of Tua, Dart, Mariota, Darnold and Bryce Young adds week-to-week flavor to streaming decisions.