Jordan Addison delivered the game-winner, catching a 12-yard TD from Carson Wentz with 25 seconds left to lift Minnesota over Cleveland 21-17 in London, keeping the Vikings undefeated in the capital.

Wentz shrugged off a shoulder scare to execute two second-half drives, while Justin Jefferson piled up 123 yards. Cleveland rookie Dillon Gabriel threw two TDs but fell short; Quinshon Judkins added 110 rushing yards as Cam Akers sparked Minnesota with a 32-yard trick-play TD to Josh Oliver.

David Njoku answered with a nine-yard TD after a hurdling grab, and Will Reichard’s 51-yard miss late sealed the result for the Browns after a fumble by Mason earlier set up Cleveland’s chances.

Kendrick Bourne steps into the focal point for San Francisco as injuries thin the Niners’ pass catchers, delivering a Week 5 breakout and a clear Week 6 target floor. Sean Tucker slides into TB’s RB2 role behind White with Bucky Irving out, while Tutu Atwell earns Stafford’s trust and offers flex upside. Bryce Young is a Week 6 streamer vs Dallas, with other strong streaming options at D/ST and kicker, plus a robust stash list behind Purdy.

The waiver stash includes Mac Jones and Dillon Gabriel as QB bets if Purdy misses more time, Cam Akers and Jaydon Blue in the backfield, and Demarcus Robinson, Isiah Bond, and Jake Tonges as deeper Niners options. Texans and Vikings enter Week 6 on byes, shaping rosters for the short week and long grind ahead.

Minnesota’s London test left the Vikings with a clear backfield question after Jordan Mason left the field with a leg issue late in the third quarter, moments after scoring. Zavier Scott stepped in during Mason’s absence, while Cam Akers supplied punch with a Wildcat TD pass to Josh Oliver and CJ Ham filled multiple roles on third downs. Cleveland used Njoku’s third‑quarter TD to grab the lead, but Minnesota’s depth could shape the next few games as Mason’s status remains uncertain.

Fantasy managers should track Mason’s health and Scott’s workload, while Akers’ versatility keeps his fantasy ceiling high if Mason misses more time. Ham’s dependable pass‑blocking and third‑down usage add a floor, and Njoku remains a reliable target for Cleveland as the offense schemes around its trusted playmakers.

Overall, London exposed Minnesota’s depth but also highlighted upside for multiple players if Mason sits, with Akers and Scott serving as plausible Week 6 keepers or DFS plays depending on Mason’s status.

In Dublin, Vikings inactives include Donovan Jackson, J.J. McCarthy, Desmond Ridder (emergency QB), Walter Rouse, Andrew Van Ginkel, and Ben Yurosek. Cam Akers is elevated to active roster for the second time, with Max Brosmer backing Carson Wentz. Steelers’ inactives are Alex Highsmith, Esezi Otemewo, Andrus Peat, Joey Porter Jr., and Jaylen Warren, whose late knee issue robs Pittsburgh of a key playmaker early. Kickoff is set for 8:00 AM Central.

The day shapes up as a test of depth for both teams: Akers’ return gives Minnesota a fresh backfield option behind Wentz, while Pittsburgh must navigate without Warren and Highsmith. Fantasy managers will want to watch how the snaps and game plan unfold as backups step into bigger roles.

With these lineups, projection chatter centers on Akers’ workload in Minnesota and the Steelers’ backfield and pass-game adjustments without Warren. Stay tuned for our in-game discussion thread as teams prepare for kickoff in Dublin.

Week 4 waiver pickups center on three backs with shaky rosters and short windows. Tyler Allgeier remains a cautious stash behind Bijan Robinson in Atlanta, with limited chances if Atlanta can’t generate lead—handcuff appeal for Rob rugs fans. Zavier Scott sits at 3% rostered in Minnesota, primarily as a Mason insurance policy with Jones out, while Cam Akers sits at 2% and is unlikely to surface unless Jones is sidelined again. The piece flags only modest upside for all three—better as late-season depth or dynasty darts than immediate starters.

Bottom line: rostering Allgeier is a hedge behind a high-volume rookie; Scott is a very speculative handcuff behind a hotly-contested Vikings backfield; Akers is a dart throw on a team that has already moved on from many veterans. The waiver wire remains thin, so smart upside plays and handcuff logic win drafts this week.