Cleveland Browns tight end Austin Hooper is coming off his best game of the season, a five-catch, 34-yard, one-touchdown outing against the Dallas Cowboys. He will look to find the end zone again in Week 5 in a home game against the Indianapolis Colts. Indy’s defense has been one of the best in the league through the first month of the season, ranking second in

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jarvis Landry salvaged his fantasy day in Week 4 with a 37-yard touchdown pass to Odell Beckham Jr. off of a trick play. Considering production like that isn’t sustainable from a wide receiver, Landry will be hard to trust in a Week 5 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts. The Colts have one of the best pass defenses in the league through

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. had a huge three-touchdown game in a Week 4 win over the Dallas Cowboys. He may find it hard to repeat that performance against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 5. Indy possesses one of the top pass defenses through the early portion of the schedule, ranking second in DVOA after four games. While last week’s game against the

Cleveland Browns running back Kareem Hunt will operate as the team’s lead back in a Week 5 home matchup against the Indianapolis Colts. Hunt had been splitting backfield work with Nick Chubb through the first four weeks but Chubb will miss at least four-to-six weeks with an MCL sprain, leaving Hunt as the Browns’ clear-cut starter. Hunt has been impressive this season, scoring five total

Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield is coming off an impressive 49-38 road win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 4. He will look to help improve Cleveland’s record to 4-1 when he faces off against the Indianapolis Colts at home in Week 5. This could end up as a low-scoring game as the Colts sport one of the best defenses in the league through the

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Adam Thielen will take on a Seahawks Defense that is allowing the most fantasy points to the wide receiver position through the first four games. Thielen has two 100-yard games under his belt this season and now will face a Seattle secondary that already has allowed seven different receivers to post 100-plus yards against them. The Seahawks are allowing an average

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson will try and stay white-hot against a very vulnerable Seahawks secondary in Week 5. The rookie has emerged as a rising star the last two weeks, posting 278 yards and one touchdown during that span. He will take on a Seahawks Defense that has already allowed seven different receivers to eclipse 100 yards receiving against them and 10 different

Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook will try and keep his excellent start to the season going against a surprisingly stout Seahawks Defense in Week 5. Seattle is breaking records for their ineptitude in the passing game but currently have allowed the fifth fewest fantasy points to opposing backs. That ranking should not scare fantasy teams away from starting Cook, who already has 427 rushing

Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins will have an excellent matchup heading into Week 5. Over his last two games, Cousins is averaging 255.5 passing yards a game with four touchdowns and will go up against a Seahawks Defense that is allowing the second most fantasy points to quarterbacks this season. Seattle is allowing an astounding 408.5 passing yards a game through the first four weeks

Chicago Bears tight end Jimmy Graham will go up against a Buccaneers Defense in Week 5 that is allowing the 11th-fewest fantasy points to tight ends this season. Graham already has three touchdowns this season, but he only has 136 yards through four games. No matter who is at quarterback, the Bears offense continues to struggle. The veteran simply is lacking the consistent targets to

Chicago Bears running back David Montgomery will face a stout Buccaneers Defense as the two teams will lock horns to kick off Week 5 on Thursday night. It has been a lukewarm start to Montgomery’s season as the Bears offensive line has taken steps backwards the last two weeks. Tampa Bay can be beaten in the passing game by running backs but have not allowed

Chicago Bears wide receiver Darnell Mooney‘s fantasy stock is slowly on the rise heading into the team’s matchup against the Buccaneers on Thursday Night Football in Week 5. The rookie continues to make plays in an offense that has struggled to score points for long stretches in games. The fifth-round pick saw eight targets in Week 4 and produced five catches for 52 yards. Mooney

Chicago Bears wide receiver Anthony Miller will go up against a Buccaneers Defense on Thursday night that is allowing the 12th-fewest fantasy points to receivers this season. Miller’s season thus far has been indicative of his career to this point; inconsistent. The third-year receiver has two game-winning touchdowns under his belt this season but failed to record a catch in Week 2 and let a

Chicago Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson II will try and stay hot against the Buccaneers on Thursday Night Football in Week 5. Over his last two games, Robinson has back-to-back 100-yard receiving games with touchdowns in each contest. But the Bears offense continues to be mired in a stagnant state and will face a Tampa Bay defense that is allowing the 12th fewest fantasy points

Chicago Bears quarterback Nick Foles will try and produce a better performance on a short week against the Buccaneers on Thursday Night Football to kick off Week 5. The Bears offense was out of sorts the entire game against the Colts and the veteran passer simply did not look in rhythm. Foles will have another tough test against a Buccaneers Defense that is allowing the

North Dakota State Bison quarterback Trey Lance announced Tuesday that he would not suit up for the remainder of the 2020 college football season in order to prepare for the 21 NFL Draft. Projected by many prognosticators as a first-round pick — potentially even a Top 10 selection — Lance is a dual-threat signal caller that could quickly adapt to the league. Lance put together

The Arizona Cardinals Defense has been one of the leagues fastest-rising units in season-long formats this season, primarily on the back of the 11 sacks that the team compiled in its first three games. But after a zero-sack, 31-point drubbing at the hands of Carolina, Arizona is back in the catbird seat for Week 5, facing a Jets offense that has been ravaged by injuries,

Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker not only boasts one of the leagues most booming right legs, he has also benefited in 2020 from playing alongside an explosive offense. He has made all 14 extra points and eight field goals that he has been called upon to knock through, bringing that streak into a Week 5 matchup versus the Bengals, whom he has his second-most career

Barring a significant setback, New York Jets running back Le’Veon Bell (hamstring) is expected to return for Sundays contest versus the Cardinals. Bell has been out of the mix since Week 1, having rushed just six times this season for 14 yards. While he should reclaim top back duties for New York, the Jets offense has been erratic without him, to say the least. Frank

Carolina Panthers running back Mike Davis has vaulted into fantasy consideration in nearly every season-long league due to the injury to Christian McCaffrey (ankle). But following the injury to Reggie Bonnafon (ankle), Davis and Trenton Cannon are slated to be the only two running backs on the teams 53-man roster versus the Falcons on Sunday. Davis played 55 snaps against Arizona last Sunday, getting 21