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Dynasty | Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs had six catches for 101 yards in a win against Carolina. Dynasty Analysis: Diggs had seven targets on the day, four more than any other player for New England. It was a decent sign for Diggs, who came into the day with 13 catches for 112 scoreless yards. He has still yet to score a touchdown for the Patriots but it does seem like he's getting healthier by the week. He could make for a decent buy low for dynasty managers in contention after the first month.

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Dynasty | Patriots quarterback Drake Maye completed 14-of-17 passes for 203 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions. Dynasty Analysis: Maye could have had an even bigger day but the Patriots won the game 42-13. It really seems as if he's made a big second year leap as he now has seven touchdowns and just two interceptions with over 1,000 passing yards over the first four weeks. He's now a QB1 candidate depending on the matchup as New England continues to look like a team on the rise. His ADP is rising with the team at this point.

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Dynasty | Patriots rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson had 32 rushing yards, two catches and 14 receiving yards in a win against Carolina. Dynasty Analysis: Henderson continues to be part of a three-headed monster at running back with Rhamondre Stevenson and Antonio Gibson. It's more than frustrating for Henderson managers as he just hasn't had an extended chance to show what he can do. At this point, he belongs on benches and his ADP and rookie ranking are going to start to dip now as he just hasn't been able to shake the other two on the depth chart. The Patriots have a great platoon in reality but it's awful in fantasy at the moment.

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Dynasty | Browns rookie running back Quinshon Judkins had 82 rushing yards, four catches, 33 receiving yards and a touchdown in a loss to the Lions. Dynasty Analysis: Judkins was pretty much the entire Browns offense on the day as the Lions handled them from the start. While he hasn't had a truly game-breaking performance, he's getting nearly all the touches from the running backs and is quickly becoming one of the few featured backs in the game. There are issues to resolve here that include some legal matters and the fact he's on an offense that is really struggling. However, Judkins is quickly showing he is a legit NFL talent. His ADP continues to rise.

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Dynasty | Browns rookie wide receiver Isaiah Bond had three catches for 58 yards in loss to the Lions. Dynasty Analysis: Bond was tied for second on the team in targets with Harold Fannin but led the team in receiving yards on the day. It was the most impressive feat in fantasy football history but it seems Bond is making some progress in terms of production. He's nowhere near lineups at this point but a few more days like this could prove to change that. His ADP and ranking continue to creep up slowly with each coming week.

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Dynasty | Bucs wide receiver Emeka Egbuka had four catches for 101 yards and a touchdown in a loss to the Eagles. Dynasty Analysis: He did most of his damage on a 77-yard catch and run that went for his score. Still, dynasty managers won't care much about that as he posted yet another solid dynasty day. With four touchdowns in his first four games, Egbuka has proven to simply be the best wide receiver in the class at this point. A near lineup lock, his ADP continues to skyrocket. He's the real deal, folks.

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Dynasty | Bills running back James Cook had 117 rushing yards, three catches, 18 receiving yards and a touchdown in a win against the Saints. Dynasty Analysis: Cook has now had a rushing touchdown in eight straight games, a record in Buffalo. While there are many variables in fantasy football, Cook scoring seems to be as good a constant as there is. Firmly in the "RB1, set it and forget it" category, Cook continues to just rake up fantasy points. His ADP and ranking still have room to rise and it seems they'll continue to do just that.

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Dynasty | Falcons running back Bijan Robinson had 75 rushing yards, four catches, 106 receiving yards, and one touchdown in a win against Washington. Dynasty Analysis: Robinson had a monster 69-yard reception to help his stat line but he was also solid without it. Proving to be matchup-proof so far this year, it's hard to see many other running backs you'd rather have in your lineup. He'll look to keep things going on Monday Night Football next week against the Bills but fantasy managers will no doubt keep him locked and loaded as their RB1. His dynasty value really can't rise but it certainly isn't falling, either.

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Dynasty | Chargers running back Omarion Hampton had 128 rushing yards, five catches, 37 receiving yards and one touchdown in a loss to the Giants. Dynasty Analysis: Even better, Hampton did his damage on just 17 touches. It was a great day for the rookie, who was really needing a breakout performance to maintain the confidence of dynasty managers. He did just that as he made a ton of big plays on the day and had every carry for running backs on the day. Hampton will maintain his lofty status as a top three rookie after today's breakout.

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Dynasty | Chargers receiver Quentin Johnston had eight catches for 98 yards and a touchdown in a loss against the Giants. Dynasty Analysis: Johnston had a whopping 13 targets on the day. At this point, it's hard to look at things and say he's not the WR1 in this offense over Ladd McConkey. Johnston now has 22 catches for 318 yards and four scores in the first month of the season as we are clearly seeing a true third-year breakout. His ADP is rising as fast as anyone's at this point and he needs to be in lineups every week until further notice.

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Dynasty | Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart completed 13-of-20 passes for 111 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions in a win against the Chargers. Dynasty Analysis: Dart wasn't asked to do too much on the day but still did enough to get the Giants their first win of the year. He added 54 yards and another score on the day, making it a decent fantasy performance in the process. The tough part is he has now lost Malik Nabers for the season with a likely torn ACL, severely limiting his upside. Dart will look to build on this performance but this was clearly a good start.

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Dynasty | Giants rookie running back Cam Skattebo had 79 rushing yards, two catches, and 11 receiving yards in a win against the Chargers. Dynasty Analysis: As expected, Skattebo took over as the lead back after Tyrone Tracy was injured last week. He was efficient on the ground and nearly had a touchdown on the day. While the counting stats won't look dominant, he only gave up seven carries to Devin Singletary while having a massive 25 of his own. The opportunity to buy on Skattebo has likely closed.

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Dynasty | Vikings running back Jordan Mason had 57 rushing yards, three catches, and 15 receiving yards in a loss to the Steelers. Dynasty Analysis: The catches helped salvage his fantasy day but this was a pretty big flop for a player many hoped would be one of the top plays of the day. He'll have a few more opportunities to keep Aaron Jones on ice upon his return from injury but he'll need to be better than this to make sure that happens. His rising ADP will likely slow a touch after today's mediocre line.

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Dynasty | Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison had four catches for 114 yards in a loss against the Steelers. Dynasty Analysis: Addison returned from his hiatus and nearly made the play of the day but was tripped up on a shoestring tackle on a massive gain. It was a positive day for Addison, who will now try to work his way back into the offense after missing the first part of the year. He'll always play second fiddle to Justin Jefferson, but today proved yet again that he's a more than viable fantasy option when he's on the field. His ADP drop will now stop after a solid day.

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Dynasty | Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua caught 13 passes for 170 yards with one touchdown in a win against Dynasty Analysis: It's starting to look like Nacua's rookie season as he just seems unstoppable. Matthew Stafford threw for 375 tards and three touchdowns on the day and his vintage performance was clearly helped by the dominance of Nacua. While Davante Adams has clearly given him a solid partner, Adams is Robin and Nacua is Batman, Superman, Aquaman, Thor and whoever else you want to put on the top line. He's looking like a candidate to be the overall WR1 this year and any opportunity to buy on him has clearly passed.

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Dynasty | Colts receiver Adonai Mitchell had three catches for 96 yards in a loss to the Raiders. Dynasty Analysis: It was a great day from a statistical perspective. However, Mitchell also dropped a would-be touchdown at the one yard line as he celebrated early and was also called for a holding penalty on a Jonathan Taylor touchdown run. In the end, his 12.6 fantasy points mean very little as he likely cost his own team 14 real points on the scoreboard. In short, this was a nightmare for Mitchell. He'll look to bounce back but this was a total mess. He remains a hold in dynasty leagues and not a strong one at the moment.

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Dynasty | Jaguars running back Travis Etienne had 124 rushing yards, one catch and one receiving yard and a touchdown in a win against the 49ers. Dynasty Analysis: Etienne has had a bit of a career renaissance this year and today was no different. While not truly dominant, he's looked a lot more like the player we saw as a rookie than the one that disappointed so much last season. Now a weekly must-start, his ADP is quickly rising and he looks like a player who could win Comeback player of the Year. This has been a surprise but dynasty managers who held on to him have to be thrilled.

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Dynasty | Jaguars receiver Travis Hunter had three catches for 42 yards in a win against the 49ers. Dynasty Analysis: Hunter was again pretty quiet and has altogether been pretty disappointing so far this season. While we can see the talent, we've yet to really see anything that leads us to believe he's the next Deion Sanders. Hunter's rookie ranking and ADP continue to slide as he looks like a decent receiver but far from the elite game-changer many dynasty managers were hoping for.

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Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford completed 29 of 41 pass attempts for 375 yards, three touchdowns, and zero interceptions during Sunday's Week 4 win over the Indianapolis Colts. Heading into the Sunday night window with just three games left to be played, he leads all quarterbacks this week in passing yards and fantasy points. The big game was enough to remind fantasy managers that he's a viable option for your starting lineups despite his lack of rushing upside. He picked apart a Colts defense that had been very good entering Week 4, and he should continue to find success heading into a divisional battle against the San Francisco 49ers, who recently lost Nick Bosa (knee) for the year. Stafford is a fringe top-12 fantasy quarterback going forward.

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Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen completed 16-of-22 passes for 209 yards, two touchdowns and one interception in Week 4 against the New Orleans Saints, and he ran seven times for 45 yards and a score.

Fantasy Spin: Allen is just shy of 1,000 passing yards through four games, and he has two or more touchdown passes in three of his starts. He hasn't put up eye-popping or MVP-type numbers, turning in just a single 300-yard passing performance, but the rushing yards and scores are what make him special, and a must-start fantasy option. The Bills host the New England Patriots on Sunday night in Week 5.

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