Week 4 showcased a clutch mix of former Minnesota Vikings in NFL action across multiple teams. Daniel Jones threw for 262 yards with a TD and two interceptions for the Colts, while Chase McLaughlin drilled a career-long 65-yard field goal and went 3-for-3 on FGs with 2 extra points. Stefon Diggs surpassed 100 receiving yards for New England, and Sam Darnold posted 242 yards and a TD for Seattle. Danielle Hunter flashed pressure with two sacks for Houston; Nahshon Wright and Cam Bynum chipped in solid tackles, though Jones didn’t play for Carolina.

The spread of performances underscores the fantasy value volatility among Vikings alumni: some deliver immediate counting stats, others offer spotty returns, and a few rotate in limited roles. With Week 5 on the horizon and UK/London setups looming, fantasy managers should balance upside against matchup risk when considering these players for rosters.

Bottom line: Week 4 reinforced that former Vikings remain fantasy factors in diverse formats, from reliable yardage and targets to big-play defensive impact, so monitoring roles and game scripts will be crucial for Week 5 decisions.

Cam Bynum’s move to Indianapolis has unlocked a ball-hawking role in Lou Anarumo’s defense, yielding early turnovers and a growing instinct for pouncing on overthrown balls. McVay praised his instincts, while Indy’s scheme uses pre-snap looks to put defenders in favorable spots. The 3-0 start signals a foundation for fantasy upside and weekly betting angles.

Stafford and the Rams respect Indy’s multi-level talent, from Buckner and Stewart up front to Ward, Ebukam and Gallimore in the back. The blend of coaching depth and disruptive playmaking makes Bynum’s rise a potential season-long asset for fantasy rosters and a meaningful defensive benchmark for bettors.

Colts move to 2-0 with an offense that hasn’t punted through two games. Jones has 588 passing yards and 2 TDs, Taylor piles up big yardage, and rookie Tyler Warren logs 75+ yards in each game. Anarumo’s defense has rebuilt Indy’s secondary, with Cam Bynum grabbing two picks and Ward dampening Tyreek Hill. Week 3 in Nashville pits a rested Colts squad against a Titans team that struggled to score. Pittman, Pierce, Downs, and Mitchell form a versatile receiving corps as Indy leans on the run and efficient passing.

Shane Steichen owns Tennessee (4-0 lifetime), and Indy’s improved defense plus a balanced attack give fantasy managers a confident path in this matchup. For fantasy, target Pittman and Taylor as steady floor-raisers; Warren offers season-long upside; add Pierce and Downs as late-round ceiling plays. Titans’ offense and defense both pose questions, keeping Indy as a strong Week 3 streamer or DFS stack.