Fantasy Soccer Week 4 Large Receiver Rankings: This is the best way to deal with all these accidents this week

Accidents have dominated the Fantasy Soccer panorama in these early weeks of the season, and that is been very true at vast receiver, the place we entered play Sunday with Amon-Ra St. Brown, Michael Thomas, Keenan Allen, Hunter Renfrow, D.J. Chark, and A.J. Inexperienced already dominated out, amongst others.

Josh Palmer ought to get pushed up within the rankings for this week, and he is a top-30 choice for me. Mack Hollins and Josh Reynolds aren’t fairly as apparent starters, however each are high-quality in the event you want them. In truth, I would begin each of them over anybody within the Buccaneers vast receiving group.

Which may come as a shock, and I am a bit shocked even saying it. The Buccaneers passing recreation has been extremely productive over the previous few seasons, and although Tom Brady has been a disappointment early on, I feel that is extra because of the truth that Chris Godwin (knee/hamstring) and Julio Jones (knee) have been so restricted — he additionally did not have Mike Evans for the previous recreation and a half after he was ejected and suspended in Week 2. Godwin and Jones are anticipated to play in Week 4, and Godwin particularly is difficult to get away from in Fantasy, given his upside.

However I feel you must no less than think about it. Godwin made his return from a torn ACL in Week 1 and managed three catches earlier than struggling that hamstring damage. Is he prepared for a full snap share this week? He does not essentially have to run 90% of the routes to be a starting-caliber Fantasy choice, however there’s actual threat that he is on the market in too restricted a job to essentially make an impression. And Jones looks like he may simply function a decoy or have his snaps restricted given the damage and his monitor document. Once more, he is the form of participant who might be productive even in that position, however I simply assume there’s an excessive amount of threat to go along with him except you are determined.

Godwin is extra of a WR3 for me, albeit one I might be a bit cautious of sitting — that is an enormous title to go away in your bench, even when he could be restricted. Jones is extra of a WR4/5, and whereas I like having him round, I wish to see him show wholesome and productive earlier than I throw him on the market. 

Listed below are my WR rankings for Week 4. 

1. Cooper Kupp @SF
2. Stefon Diggs @BAL
3. Justin Jefferson @NO
4. Deebo Samuel vs. LAR
5. Davante Adams vs. DEN
6. A.J. Brown vs. JAX
7. Mike Evans vs. KC
8. Michael Pittman vs. TEN
9. Diontae Johnson vs. NYJ
10. Brandin Cooks vs. LAC
11. Marquise Brown @CAR
12. CeeDee Lamb vs. WAS
13. Christian Kirk @PHI
14. Courtland Sutton @LV
15. Amari Cooper @ATL
16. Mike Williams @HOU
17. Drake London vs. CLE
18. Curtis Samuel @DAL
19. DeVonta Smith vs. JAX
20. Garrett Wilson @PIT
21. JuJu Smith-Schuster @TB
22. Chris Olave vs. MIN
23. D.J. Moore vs. ARI
24. Terry McLaurin @DAL
25. DK Metcalf @DET
26. Tyler Lockett @DET
27. Josh Palmer @HOU
28. Adam Thielen @NO
29. Allen Robinson @SF
30. Rashod Bateman vs. BUF
31. Brandon Aiyuk vs. LAR
32. Elijah Moore @PIT
33. Gabe Davis @BAL
34. Chris Godwin vs. KC
35. Jerry Jeudy @LV
36. Mack Hollins vs. DEN
37. Rondale Moore @CAR
38. Robert Woods @IND
39. Richie James vs. CHI
40. Zay Jones @PHI
41. Romeo Doubs vs. NE
42. Allen Lazard vs. NE
43. Treylon Burks @IND
44. Chase Claypool vs. NYJ
45. Darnell Mooney @NYG
46. Julio Jones vs. KC
47. Josh Reynolds vs. SEA
48. Jarvis Landry vs. MIN
49. Robby Anderson vs. ARI
50. Corey Davis @PIT
51. Isaiah McKenzie @BAL
52. Nico Collins vs. LAC
53. Okay.J. Osborn @NO
54. DeVante Parker @GB
55. Quintez Cephus vs. SEA