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About Last Night …

Another Monday Night Football doubleheader, and both games were hardly alike. The Dolphins’ 27-21 victory became a tight ballgame when the Jets scored with less than two minutes to play. Though there were a pair of tough injuries in that game. The Broncos-Bengals game, however, was a one-sided 28-3 contest that did have some player highlights. On one side. Here are some notes from the games.

Bo Nix went for 326 yards and 3 TDs (one rushing). Not bad.

Brutal injury for Tyreek Hill. He was taken to the hospital for imaging and testing.

Top scorers in Game 1. Wait, he’s still in the league?

RJ Harvey tallied 98 total yards and his first TD. And J.K. Dobbins went 16-101.

Garrett Wilson, how’d you do that?

Nix to Courtland Sutton, who finished 5-81 and this TD grab.

Justin Fields making it look easy from 43 yards.

Welcome back to the NFL, Darren Waller.

Braelon Allen knee injury is one to follow, too. Meanwhile, Breece Hall had 111 scrimmage yards.

Editors’ Picks

Week 4 is in the books, who’s ready to change the calendar to October and look toward Week 5? Still, every day we have to be looking to improve our rosters. Get a head start with some of the latest Fantasy Life content to come through the Week 5 pipeline …

Week 4’s Utilization Data Is In …

And it’s like the Chiefs WR1 didn’t miss a beat. Here are two of Dwain’s top utilization takeaways from Week 4 …

Xavier Worthy was the focal point of the Chiefs' offense in his return.

Well, that didn't take long. I took a conservative approach with Worthy in the rankings and projections last weekend, with concerns about his shoulder, but those were erased against the Ravens in Week 4. 

While the Chiefs did somewhat limit Worthy with a 71% route participation, the second-year speedster dominated Kansas City's lackluster receiving corps with a 24% target share. He finished the day with 57% of the air yards (16.6 aDOT) and 17.1 fantasy points.

Andy Reid devised advantageous looks for his top weapon. Worthy operated from the slot on 29% of his reps and was in motion 15% of the time. He took a carry on an RPO and saw a target in the screen game. He picked up 38 yards on two rushing attempts.

Worthy's role should expand as he gets healthier—there isn't one name on the depth chart outside of Rashee Rice that should stand in his way the rest of the way. The Chiefs are the third-most pass-heavy attack through three games, with a 7% dropback rate over expected (DBOE). My intuition says Worthy will be fine even once Rice returns, given how poorly the rest of the Chiefs receiver room looks—this should be a two-person show.

-> Worthy UPGRADES to mid-range WR2 status until the return of Rice, when we will reassess.

James Cook is dominating the Bills' backfield in 2025.

Not only did the Bills award Cook with a new contract this year, but they have also rewarded him with a career-best role. The guy known as Jimbo in Buffalo has shown improvement in every Utilization category over the first four weeks.

2024 Utilization versus 2025:

• Utilization Score: 66 → 84

• Snaps: 48% → 61%

• Attempts: 52% → 70%

• Routes: 40% → 50%

• Targets: 8% → 10%

• Fantasy points: 17.1 → 22.8

→ If you drafted Cook, congratulations, he is a mid-range RB1.

Continue on for the rest of the Utilization Report ahead of tonight’s Week 5 waiver wire run! ⬇️

Early Week 5 Rankings: Puka is off the Charts

We knew he was good. But did we think that Puka Nacua could be this good? Ian Hartitz likes to use charts and graphs to show how good certain players are. Puka has been so good, he almost ended up on a whole different chart.

It’s time for an early look at the Week 5 rankings, and Ian highlights a handful of players at each position who are showing why they should be rising up the rankings. Yes, don’t worry, he also drops the list of players who got stopped at the 1 and didn’t end up scoring. Sheesh! (oops, that’s coming later in the week) ⬇️

Around the Watercooler

Week 5 is here and with it, so is our first wave of bye weeks.

👀 Who are the players to target on waivers tonight?

🚑️ A rough hit for the Browns. Isaiah Bond is an intriguing waiver option.

🎭️ The best and worst picks in fantasy so far. Interesting mix of vets and rookies.

🤯 The players dominating fantasy points on their own teams. Look who sneaks in at No. 10.

🤦 The Texans traded … wait for it … one of their offense linemen. Unreal.

🚑️ The Niners are in rough shape for TNF. Oof.

🤔 Wait, Bucky Irving is getting an MRI? I don’t love the sound of that.

🙃 When you spend four hours watching a game that ends up in a tie.

❌ On your Marks. Get set ... You know what to do.