Saints host the Giants in Week 5 chasing their first win. The run game has carried them, but the aerial attack must spark with Spencer Rattler, while Olave and Shaheed must threaten downfield.

Giants' edge trio Burns, Thibodeaux, and Carter provides heavy pressure; Adebo, Flott and Phillips anchor the secondary. If Nubin sits, Belton steps in to test the Saints on early downs.

O-line must hold and Kamara must play a bigger receiving role to free up Olave and Shaheed.

Week 4 sprint: Micah Parsons remains a league-defining force, routinely handling heavy pressure and drawing frequent double teams yet still wrecking plays. Across the landscape, Ravens’ red-zone drop-off creates new risk/reward dynamics for fantasy managers who chased top red-zone signals last season. Play-action continues to shape Seattle’s offense as Sam Darnold accelerates his efficiency, while Kyler Murray’s time-to-throw under pressure tests opposing coverage. Bijan Robinson’s broken tackles and Hutchinson’s return-to-form headline a parade of matchup-driven narratives across the league.

From Skoronski’s elite pass protection to Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter generating pressure, Week 4 offers abundant fantasy angles: rookies like Warren and Nacua carving out roles, A.J. Brown feasting on single coverage, and Jaxson Dart’s vertical debut shaping Giants’ air games. Coaches and schemers (Liam Coen, Trent Scott, Brian Flores) add strategic wrinkles that can swing DFS lineups and betting edges. The mix promises scoring upside when offenses lean into play-action, screens, and aggressive fourth-down aggression on the right weeks.

For fantasy and props bettors, the throughline is clear: maximize talent in high-leverage spots (Parsons, Hutchinson, Murray) while exploiting teams showing structural weaknesses (Ravens in red-zone, Bills’ quick pressure) and leveraging play-action-heavy offenses (Darnold, Maye) to forecast efficiency and volume.