The first-quarter PFF snapshot shows Philadelphia’s offense mixing solid line play with uneven pass-game usage. Landon Dickerson, Tyler Steen and Cam Jurgens pace the run-blocking grades, while Grant Calcaterra’s 34.02 stands out as a clear low. Kylen Granson and Darius Cooper post mid-range numbers with modest snap counts, and the receiving group isn’t pulling away despite multiple targets. Saquon Barkley remains the clearest fantasy standout outside Philly, with three rushing TDs in four games as the Giants lean on his production. Jahan Dotson also posts a usable mid-grade while the Eagles’ receivers chip in at various levels. Buffalo stays undefeated and Denver looms, creating a tense divisional stretch for Philadelphia.

Philadelphia’s Week 4 clash spotlighted the Eagles’ offensive line, as Lane Johnson exited with a shoulder issue and Tyler Steen limped off before halftime, returning with a leg wrap. Matt Pryor filled in at right guard, and Fred Johnson stepped in when Johnson left. Steen returned after halftime, but the line remains a concern as Johnson was listed questionable. The unit’s health will influence Hurts’ pocket integrity and the Eagles’ ground game in the near term.

Optimism persists that both Steen and Johnson won’t miss extended time, but the line has already weathered multiple injuries this season. How reserve blockers perform could tilt fantasy outputs for Hurts, Swift and company in the coming weeks, making depth and matchup play crucial for managers.

Two 3-0 teams collide as Philadelphia visits Tampa Bay in a showdown with major fantasy impact. Hurts’ rushing upside keeps QB1 ceilings high, while A.J. Brown looks to exploit a corner matchup with Jamel Dean. Up front, Vita Vea tests Cam Jurgens and the interior, potentially tugging the game toward the ground. Barkley aims to break a recent drought against a run-stopping Buccaneers front, and DeJean/Shepard duel could swing mid-slot targets. Red-zone efficiency and edge pressure will tilt a tight, must-watch bout.

Expect a grind with a few splash plays that swing DFS lineups and daily bets. Philly seeks a 4-0 start by protecting Hurts and leaning on the run game when the blitz arrives; Tampa Bay eyes a 4-0 start of their own by leveraging interior disruption and Mayfield’s short-to-intermediate game to counter a stout Eagles defense.

The Eagles’ signature short-yardage Tush Push drew fresh scrutiny in Week 3 against the Rams, highlighted by a visible early jump by Tyler Steen with no flag as Hurts and the line surged. Officials have been told to watch legal alignment after prior suspect snaps against the Chiefs. A bid to ban the formation failed by two votes, leaving the play in play and shaping fantasy and betting reads moving forward.