Fantasy Football Week 4 Start 'em & sit & # 39; Em: Back-up

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Editor's Note: Welcome to week 4! We manage the column Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em from Jamey Eisenberg a little differently this season. You always get the same in-depth analysis as ever, we only present a little differently, in order to let you know earlier in the day. This column takes a long time to write, and in the past, we've talked about it in the evening. This year, we will publish it position by position to put it more quickly in your hands. This is what Jamey decided to do during the week.

Do not worry: if you want the classic Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em, we will always publish this at the end of the day with every position included. For the moment, here is the turning back.

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Note: Projections are provided by SportsLine.com.

Earrings

• James White (vs. MIA): This is more for owners of non-PPR leagues than PPR since White has at least 13 PPR points per week. But in non-PPR, White still has at least eight points a week and was the only constant in the Patriots field, given his production in the passing game. Whites had a touchdown in their previous game against the Dolphins last year, and Miami are among the league leaders in receptions allowed to turn around with 22.
• Phillip Lindsay (vs. KC): Let's hope Lindsay keeps her hands after being ejected in Baltimore for throwing a punch. Prior to last week, Lindsay had 100 yards total in each of the first two games, with an attack hit in the first week against Seattle. With this match against the Chiefs, which should be a run-off and the Broncos likely to run after points, look for the gameplay to favor Lindsay rather than Royce Freeman.
• Austin Ekeler (vs. SF): The 49ers are allowing the fourth-most receptions in the semi-finals, so expect Ekeler to be successful this week. He had 11 catches this season, but the third week at the Rams was the first time he had not managed to win at least 90 yards overall. He should get back on track this week as part of a tandem with Melvin Gordon.
• Javorius Allen (at PIT): Allen's Fantasy stats have been inflated by his dives since he scored inside the red zone in all three games, but his production in the game is what interests me. He has 13 catches this season, which is tied for 10th among the semifinals, and it might be necessary this week in a match where the Ravens are chasing points on the road. Now, the Steelers lead the NFL in the smallest number of receptions allowed to turn back to eight, but Allen has caught eight in two games against Pittsburgh last year. And in his last game against the Steelers in Week 14, he scored two touchdowns.
• Aaron Jones (vs. BUF): The two best Packers of Jones and Jamaal Williams are worthy of being used this week against the Bills. I do not buy that Buffalo has an excellent run defense after closing the Vikings last week without Dalvin Cook (hamstrings). And before last week, Buffalo had allowed five halfbacks in two games to score or win at least 90 total yards. Jones made his 2018 debut at Week 3 in Washington and made six runs for 42 yards and a 5-yard touchdown in limited play time. Look for more production this week at home.