Las Vegas hosts Chicago in Week 4 with injury notes shaping fantasy value. Brock Bowers is a full participant and looks set to play, while Michael Mayer is out, thinning the Raiders' tight-end corps. Jeremy Chinn's return strengthens the Raiders' secondary, and Decamerion Richardson is limited, testing depth at cornerback.

Chicago arrives with Edwards out and Jarrett out on the defensive line, Colston Loveland questionable, Darnell Wright out, Kyler Gordon questionable, and Jaylon Jones and Cole Kmet among remaining targets to monitor. D'Andre Swift and D’Marco Jackson carry question marks for the Bears. The game will hinge on depth players stepping up and how the new coaches game-plan for the Raiders at Allegiant Stadium.

Caleb Williams' breakout against Dallas fuels cautious Bears optimism as they head to Las Vegas, with Williams' blend of arm talent and rushing ability giving fantasy managers a clear high ceiling this week.

Geno Smith directs a Raiders attack that can pop for big plays but remains volatile, setting up a potentially fantasy-friendly shootout if Chicago's injury-riddled defense can’t limit the aerial attack.

Odds tilt Bears -1.5 with a 47.5 total per DraftKings; lines and props are live as Week 4 unfolds, and NBC’s betting chatter plus waiver targets shape the DFS angle for quarterbacks and tight ends.

Chicago Bears moves reshaped the 53-man roster after waivers: D'Marco Jackson and Jaylon Jones were claimed to bolster LB and CB depth, while Scott Daly and Devin Duvernay were released. The team also announced a 15-player practice squad featuring Miles Boykin, Tre Flowers, and Ricky Stromberg. The on-field plan centers around Caleb Williams at QB, D'Andre Swift atop the backfield, and a talented group of receivers led by DJ Moore and Rome Odunze, with Cole Kmet and Colston Loveland at tight end. The defense adds Monte Sweat and Dayo Odeyingbo at the edges and Jaquan Brisker with Kevin Byard in the back end, all framed by a veteran offensive line.

The Bears’ roster blends youth and experience, aiming for immediate contributions from Jackson and Jones, while Williams’ starter role anchors a fantasy-friendly attack. The 15-man squad gives depth for injuries and development, setting the stage for a season with several playable fantasy pieces at multiple positions.

Saints final four roster spots hinge on RB depth, linebacker mix, and edge rotation after Devaughn Vele’s trade reshapes the WR room. Devin Neal and Clyde Edwards-Helaire lead a tight RB contest, while Luke Fortner and Shane Lemieux clash for the ninth OL spot. Jonathan Bullard, Fadil Diggs, Jonah Williams, D'Marco Jackson, Isaiah Stalbird, and Nephi Sewell headline the edge/LB group, with Cedrick Wilson Jr. pushed toward the practice squad by the Vele move. Saturday’s dress rehearsal vs. Denver will seal the fate.