Nabers and Hill are out, forcing a swift reshuffle of your Week 5 lineup. The waiver pool isn’t crowded, but a few long‑term plays stand out: Wan’Dale Robinson steps into a lead role in New York’s passing game, Marvin Mims Jr. carries upside for Denver, and Dallas is a fertile streaming environment with Jalen Tolbert and Josh Reynolds stepping in when Lamb isn’t healthy. Target under‑50% rostered WRs to inject instant volume and potential week‑to‑week spike games.

Beyond immediate fill‑ins, the focus is on upside with a clear path to 1‑2 strong weeks as the season unfolds. Tolbert’s trajectory hinges on shootout scripts, Reynolds benefits from high‑octane Dallas games, and Robinson gains confidence as the Giants lean into him. Mims offers big‑play upside in Denver’s offense, while the rest of the pool provides contingent starts in favorable matchups.

Jets and Dolphins released Friday injury reports ahead of Monday Night Football. Jets have multiple defensive absences: Jarvis Brownlee Jr. and Jermaine Johnson II sit out with ankle injuries, Kene Nwangwu is limited with a hamstring, and Tony Adams is limited with a hip issue, while Justin Fields is listed as concussion but is listed as fully participating. Josh Reynolds is dealing with a hamstring, and Jay Tufele is noted with an illness. Dolphins list Duck Strom and Jason Marshall Jr. as non-participants, Jaylen Waddle is limited by a shoulder, and Darren Waller and Ifeatu Melifonwu are managing injuries.

These updates shape Week 4 lineup decisions for MNF: Jets’ depth at cornerback and pass rush could be tested, while Dolphins' receiving corps face uncertainty with Waddle limited. Fantasy and DFS discussions center on injury-driven depth charts, replacement targets, and which players step up in high-leverage games.

Jets head to Tampa Bay for Week 3 in search of a bounce-back performance. The game plan hinges on protecting Tyrod Taylor, keeping him upright to leverage a balanced attack that could loosen TB’s defense if Reynolds sits. Look for Mason Taylor and Jeremy Ruckert to rise if Reynolds is limited, while Brandon Stephens faces a stern test against Evans and Egbuka. The Jets must capitalize on a turnover-averse Buccaneers squad and avoid repeated mistakes to steal a road win.