Kamara has a golden matchup as New Orleans leans on the run against a Giants defense that has struggled to stop ground games. Kamara and rookie Kendre Miller are poised to share work, boosting the floor for Week 5. In the same slate, Ertz faces a Chargers pass defense led by Derwin James, with Washington missing top receivers, likely capping Ertz’s ceiling. The prop tool highlights these as two of the sharpest Week 5 bets in a favorable clash between run-friendly zones and a defense-heavy matchup.

Expect Kamara to find steady work and explosive opportunities against a weak Giants rush defense, while Ertz’s output will hinge on how Derwin James shadows tight ends and how the Commanders’ injury context reshapes target distribution. The bets blend clear matchup advantages with clear paths to both floors and ceilings in volatile Week 5 action.

Week 5 pivots hinge on Miller’s rising Saints role as Kamara’s workload thins, while Spears returns to a Titans offense still sputtering. Tucker’s upside behind White in TB is limited against Seattle, and Miller’s Week 5 matchup versus the Giants offers the clearest upside among the trio. Kamara’s volatility keeps him in play only if volume spikes align with favorable game scripts.

The New Orleans Saints sit 0-4 and could flip the script by moving veteran Alvin Kamara as the trade deadline nears. Contenders eye Kamara for an instant-impact upgrade at running back who can run, catch, and create mismatches. Arizona, Kansas City and Los Angeles are highlighted as ideal fits, each craving a backfield boost. A Kamara deal would reshuffle fantasy rosters and reshape playoff odds as November 4 approaches.

Rome Odunze is on a tear, pushing toward the Bears' single-season receiving TD record as he sits with five scores in four games. Calibrated with Caleb Williams, he looks like a weekly anchor in red-zone and big-play scenarios, making fantasy managers circle him as a must-start option down the stretch. Chicago’s plan revolves around him, and if health cooperates, Odunze projects an uptick that could push him into historic Bears territory.

The rest of the season could bring a running back upgrade for Chicago as GM Ryan Poles eyes help on the ground. A midseason swap for a veteran back could unlock the offense’s ceiling, easing the load on Williams and Odunze while stabilizing the rushing attack. Austin Booker’s return could alter the pass rush and the defensive tempo, too.

On defense, Kevin Byard is playing at a high level, with secondary reinforcements on the way from injury. If Taj Edwards and Kyler Gordon return healthy, the back seven could improve enough to help the whole unit, including Booker who could lead the team in sacks upon activation. Cairo Santos has demonstrated reliability and could further extend his range, potentially hitting a career-long kick this year.