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.

Philadelphia's Week 4 showing exposed a stall in the offense, with Hurts and Brown hit by blitzes and limited clean looks in the second half. Fantasy managers will want to watch for game-plan tweaks and whether the run game unlocks more consistent output. Ashton Gentry exploded for 138 rushing yards and two receiving touchdowns for the Raiders, giving him a strong spot-start floor going forward.

On the Giants' side, Abdul Carter, Kavon Thibodeaux, and Dexter Lawrence wrecked the Chargers’ plans, flashing a disruptive edge that could buoy IDP lines. Week 5 will hinge on mid-game adjustments and packaging plays to beat blitz-heavy defenses, with coaches like McDaniels, Steichen, and Johnson showing the edge when schemes are shifted on the fly.

Chiefs offense regains rhythm against a battered Ravens squad as Mahomes operates with rare calm under pressure. Xavier Worthy's return frees space for JuJu Smith‑Schuster and Travis Kelce, while Rashee Rice supplies a needed horizontal stretch. The line and run game show improvement, and Spagnuolo's plan bottled Lamar Jackson with a disciplined four‑man rush and tight coverage, underscoring KC's defensive upside. Fantasy managers should buy back into KC's ceiling and lean on Worthy, Rice and Kelce for steady, high‑floor production.

With Worthy and Rice making big plays, the Chiefs' aerial attack looks sustained and Mahomes remains exceptionally composed even vs blitz pressure. The backfield mix—Pacheco, Bashard Smith, and Kareem Hunt—offers both ceiling and floor. The defense, led by Bolton, Chanel and Karlaftis, clamps opponents and creates opportunities for streaming KC’s DST. As Rice returns, the red‑zone looks sharper and the offense should sustain multi‑week fantasy momentum.