Rookie stockwatch shines as Ashton Genty explodes vs. Chicago and Omarian Hampton seizes the Giants game, while injuries to Tyreek Hill and Lamar Jackson force lineup pivots. Week 5 waivers focus on Woody Marks, with streaming QBs Stafford, Stroud, Dart and Young. Giants receivers Slayton and Wandell rise, Browns' Sean Judkins anchors the backfield, and a Ravens-heavy narrative informs expected backfield and receiver moves.

Chicago rode a bruising, grind-it-out win in Las Vegas to move to 2-2, flipping momentum with a block on a late field goal. Ashton Genty carried 21 times for 138 yards, including a 64-yard TD, while Caleb Williams closed strong in a measured, coachable performance. Tyreek Stevenson and Jaquan Brisker locked in on the backend, and the defense forced timely stops as Ben Johnson adjusted on the fly. A run-first, brick-by-brick mentality is shaping a promising foundation for fantasy owners.

Ashton Genty’s buy-low case dominates the week, with 144 rushing yards and 145 after contact cited as evidence he can rebound for the Raiders. The host argues sentiment should hinge on workload and Vegas’ adjustments, not knee-jerk panic. He also sketches aggressive moves around Genty—selling high, buying low, and threading him into bigger trades with Henry, Judkins, and BTJ—while treating Week 4-17 as a standalone sprint for fantasy winners.

Week 4 fantasy slants: Raiders’ backfield remains fluid as Tyrone Tracy’s injury opens clearer paths for Cam Scataboo and Ashton Genty, with Jackson Dart’s Giants audition adding a potential upside lift for Scataboo in passing downs. Jonathan Taylor’s breakout persists thanks to expanded receiving usage and Colts’ improved line play. Calvin Ridley’s slow start should rebound as softer matchups arrive. Amari Hampton emerges behind a high-powered Chargers attack; Dak is a streamer option with Lamb sidelined. Key waiver plays: Woody Marks, Arande Gadson. Rams-Colts and Ravens-Chiefs loom for DFS stacks.