Puka Nacua remains a fantasy staple, catching 13 of 14 targets for 170 yards and a score as the Rams beat the Colts, signaling elite target share for the rest of the season. The Steelers flipped the script in Dublin with a dominant defensive surge that sacked Wentz seven times and sparked a crucial win. Across the league, heavy-pass rushes and standout QB–WR duos (Penix to London, Stroud to his receivers) are reshaping weekly projections and DFS lineups.

Jude McAtamney will kickoff for the New York Giants on Sunday vs. the Los Angeles Chargers, taking over for Graham Gano who is on Injured Reserve with a groin injury (out at least four games). McAtamney beat out Younghoe Koo for Week 4 duties after a brief appearance last season. The Giants also shuffled the roster, elevating Neville Hewitt and Jude McAtamney, adding Elijah Garcia and Tomon Fox, and keeping Dante Miller off the active roster.

In the backfield, Devin Singletary and Cam Skattebo will handle most of the carries with Tyrone Tracy Jr. not on IR, suggesting a return window is possible. The kicking situation creates volatility for fantasy managers, while the two-back depth and evolving special-teams plans add risk in Week 4 against a Chargers squad ready to strike offensively.

Week 4 fantasy RBs hinge on touches over talent. Ollie Gordon II and Tahj Brooks rise behind Miami and Cincinnati, delivering clear upside in PPR as the backfields trend toward split duties. Downturns hit RJ Harvey and Dont'e Thornton Jr., while a wide swath of honorable mentions across JAX, WAS, DAL, MIN, GB, IND, BAL, NO, CLE, NYG, PHI, and WAS offer swing options as utilization shifts unfold.

Key takeaway: opportunities drive fantasy value more than name recognition. If Week 4 snaps solidify roles, Gordon II, Brooks, and a handful of sleepers become must-stash or DFS plays. The underlying message remains simple—track touches, targets, and snap counts, then act fast on changes.

In short, the season’s leverage point remains workload. The players gaining or losing where they’ll be used most will dictate who finishes as fantasy stars or roster anchors in the weeks ahead.