Omarion Hampton steps into a clear feature role for Los Angeles as Najee Harris lands on IR, stacking heavy workload. A Week 4 breakout vs Giants and a Week 5 date with Washington set a ceiling on over 90.5 combined rushing/receiving yards. Joey Bosa continues his ramp for Buffalo with rising snaps and a sack-friendly setup vs New England.

PFF’s prop tool blends matchup edges and hit rates to guide Week 5 bets, flagging Hampton’s ceiling and Bosa’s sack upside as clear DFS value in a high-scoring slate.

Tyreek Hill’s season-ending injury forces the Dolphins to reinvent their plan against Carolina. Expect Tua Tagovailoa to lean on Jaylen Waddle, De’Von Achane and Darren Waller, while the run game takes on a larger, more patient role. Miami’s special teams and third-down efficiency could swing the result in a close game as Miami reshapes its weapon set without Hill.

The defense faces a test from Carolina’s ground attack, and the offensive line reshuffle at right guard adds uncertainty in the run game. Fantasy managers should chase the new movers in Miami’s offense and monitor how the Dolphins leverage Waller and the backfield in a run-heavy script that could define the weeks ahead.

Miami edged the Jets 27-21 in Week 4 as the defense punished the rival with two forced fumbles and a kickoff fumble recovery, while Tua Tagovailoa stayed clean and un-sacked. Darren Waller anchored the offense in his Dolphins debut with two TDs, and Tyreek Hill sparked the top-playability with elite flashes. Pro Football Focus highlighted a strong day for Hill, Waller, Julian Hill, and Waddle on offense, with others providing depth; on defense, Douglas, Jones, Brooks, Fitzpatrick, and Judon stood out.

Mizzou’s NFL alumni show a broad spectrum across the league, from steady role players to breakout flashes. Armand Membou anchors the Jets’ offense with a 74.3 PFF grade on 180 snaps, while Luther Burden III flashed a big Week 3 line and a 74.7 grade on limited work. Several scatter for reps or deal with injuries, but the depth is rich for DFS and deeper leagues as roles evolve.

Arizona’s Darius Robinson and Cleveland’s Isaiah McGuire stand out for their respective defenses, with Robinson grabbing a sack and McGuire grading well against the run. Denver’s Tyler Badie and Green Bay’s Ty’Ron Hopper hint at longer-term upside if usage shifts occur. The mix of injuries, development, and coaching notes creates a dynamic map for fantasy managers to navigate in coming weeks.