Top waiver wire pickers for week 4

DJ Chark Jr., Jacksonville (27.7% owned): It seems that some Fantasy owners must be convinced after more than one match, but Chark has clearly become Gardner Minshew's best playmaker. He has scored in all matches so far. He has 100 yards and seven shots this season. He is without a doubt Jacksonville's favorite target for indentations and scoring opportunities in the passing game.

Nelson Agholor (22.1% owned): Wide receiver injuries forced Agholor to claim an important role in the Eagles' passing game in the fourth week, and he may be forced to continue in that role. He caught eight passes and scored twice against Detroit. Agholor has been a staunch supporter of Fantasy in his career, but he deserves to be considered from the outset while he is more often used.

Diontae Johnson, Pittsburgh (0.5% owned): Invited to run for the Steelers, the rookie responded with a 39-yard reception against the 49ers in the third week. The first year of the WR class has been impressive this season. Pittsburgh needs another playmaker in front of JuJu Smith-Schuster. Johnson has the potential to make dazzling contributions, so it should be added now before becoming much more desirable for Fantasy purposes.

Daniel Jones, New York Giants (9.0% owned): He made an impressive debut against Tampa Bay, scoring 336 yards and two touchdowns and two goals. At QB, his 34.24 points in Week 3 were only improved by Russell Wilson's 41.34. Jones is a definitive ignition candle that is confident and has added an instant jolt to the New York offensive. The loss of Barkley does not help him, and he still has a lot to prove, but he should be added at least as possible streamer for the moment.

Kyle Allen, Carolina (owned at 0.4%): He demonstrated an excellent command of Norv Turner's stratagems on his first NFL start, throwing four assists against Arizona. He is already forced to start week 4 in another good match against Houston and should be considered for use if you need a QB filler.

Jordan Akins, Houston (0.1% owned): He may have delivered an outstanding performance in Week 3 with 73 yards and two touchdowns. We must look to see if it can continue this momentum.

Dawson Knox, Buffalo (0.1% owned): The rookie sparked interest in the pre-season and totaled 67 yards and a touchdown in Week 3 against Cincinnati. Like Akins, he should be registered if you have the place, because the position of TE is too thin in Fantasy Football. You do not want to miss the possibility of a producer of quality statistics about to become more useful.

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Engel: You're missing a pure RB1 at the moment, but Carson can still be your RB2 and Lindsay is also able to play this type of role and start with Carson. Your other three guys are RB3 guys. You will not find any upgrade on the drop cable, you just do not have room for Wilson or Prosise. Obviously you have to trade, but it will weaken another position. You will have to give up Jones or Kelce to get a real RB1. When you move to a position in a trade, you must often switch to another. I would not want to break this Jones / Brown duo. I think you should stick to what you have because a Carson / Lindsay combo will be enough, plus a healthy singletary will offer benefits. The sanders can continue to improve and Mostert is a piece of depth of quality. You have an adequate situation at RB and should stay with who you have. Many Fantasy alignments do not always look ideal, as we would like them to be.

Engel: These are indeed times when RB is in need for many fantasy owners as we see here. You should look for a RB for Davis, and you should definitely trade against Henry if you can, because it is the best solution to stabilize your situation. If this has to be done by Kittle, ask another player in return, as Kittle is still perceived as an elite player at his post. But you have to give up something to get something in these trades when dealing with a smart homeowner / business partner. If you lose Kittle, it should go with Waller and you will get the RB upgrade you want. Contrary to the previous question, there is a situation in which the RB upgrade is worth the sacrifice of TE and you do not weaken another position significantly. In addition, you have a much greater need for your second place in RB than the author of the previous question.