Fantasy football Player Projections: Breaking down Week 4

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After an unimpressive game in San Francisco, Andrew Luck will step it up this week against the Jaguars :: Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images

Fantasy Player Projections: Week 4

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Quarterbacks

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  3. PeytonManningBroncos vs EaglesQB
  4. PASS YDS409
  5. PASS TD4
  6. INT0
  7. RUSH YDS0
  8. RUSH TD0
  The Broncos play Dallas next week, but get Jacksonville, Indy and Washington the following three weeks. Manning could have 2,500 yards and 25 TDs heading into their Week 9 bye.
• 1. 2
  3. AndrewLuckColts at JaguarsQB
  4. PASS YDS356
  5. PASS TD3
  6. INT1
  7. RUSH YDS29
  8. RUSH TD0
  Luck's numbers weren't all that impressive against the Niners last week, but he continued to make plays on the ground. He'll make it up to his owners this week.
• 1. 3
  3. TerrellePryorRaiders vs RedskinsQB
  4. PASS YDS280
  5. PASS TD1
  6. INT1
  7. RUSH YDS44
  8. RUSH TD1
  Pryor had a productive fantasy day against Denver, but left after suffering a concussion late. Keep an eye on his practice schedule this week.

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Running Backs

• 1. 1
  3. JamaalCharlesChiefs vs GiantsRB
  4. RUSH YDS102
  5. RUSH TD1
  6. REC YDS62
  7. REC TD1
  Charles totaled 172 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown last week and looms as a huge threat for the Giants.
• 1. 2
  3. AdrianPetersonVikings vs SteelersRB
  4. RUSH YDS124
  5. RUSH TD2
  6. REC YDS32
  7. REC TD0
  Peterson has turned in strong fantasy games every week, but he has been forced to grind out every single yard. He'll finally find consistent room in London this week.
• 1. 3
  3. LeSeanMcCoyEagles at BroncosRB
  4. RUSH YDS63
  5. RUSH TD1
  6. REC YDS46
  7. REC TD1
  Three weeks, three absolute monster games for McCoy. The trend continues this week.

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Wide Receivers

• 1. 1
  3. CalvinJohnsonLions vs BearsWR
  4. REC YDS134
  5. REC TD2
  Johnson caught seven passes for 115 yards and a TD in Washington last week and has to be licking his chops after seeing what Antonio Brown did to the Bears last week.
• 1. 2
  3. DemaryiusThomasBroncos vs EaglesWR
  4. REC YDS114
  5. REC TD2
  Thomas had 10 catches for 94 yards against the Raiders. It'll be his turn to be the big star among the receivers this week.
• 1. 3
  3. ReggieWayneColts at JaguarsWR
  4. REC YDS103
  5. REC TD2
  Wayne will have his biggest day of the season to date, as the Colts should be able to handle the Jaguars with ease.

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Tight Ends

• 1. 1
  3. JimmyGrahamSaints vs DolphinsTE
  4. REC YDS108
  5. REC TD1
  There is no stopping this guy. Period.
• 1. 2
  3. JaredCookRams vs 49ersTE
  4. REC YDS82
  5. REC TD1
  Cook had seven targets a week ago, and with the Niners down at least one star linebacker, he could exploit some holes in the defense.
• 1. 3
  3. OwenDanielsTexans vs SeahawksTE
  4. REC YDS78
  5. REC TD1
  Daniels got nine targets last week, and I think Matt Schaub will rely on him this week against a tough Seattle defense.

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Kickers

• 1. 1
  3. GregZuerleinRams vs 49ersK
  4. PAT1
  5. FG4
  Playing at home against a solid defense, Zuerlein could be in for a big night.
• 1. 2
  3. DanBaileyCowboys at ChargersK
  4. PAT3
  5. FG3
  Bailey had a quiet day, making a 19-yard field goal and missing his other attempt from 35 yards. He's still a guy I'd start confidently every week, though.
• 1. 3
  3. StevenHauschkaSeahawks at TexansK
  4. PAT2
  5. FG3
  Houston's defense did a great job limiting the Ravens to field goals last week, something Hauschka's owners are no doubt hoping for on Sunday.

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Defenses

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  3. Chiefsvs GiantsChiefs vs GiantsDEFENSE
  4. PTS ALLOWED14
  5. SACKS5
  6. INT2
  7. TD0
  The Chiefs turned in the most impressive defensive performance of the season to date in Week 3, shutting down the previously unstoppable Michael Vick. They look like a D you'll want to start regardless of matchup.
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  3. Cowboysat ChargersCowboys at ChargersDEFENSE
  4. PTS ALLOWED17
  5. SACKS3
  6. INT3
  7. TD0
  Dallas has been one of the best defenses in the league this year, notching 13 sacks and seven takeaways through three games. I think it's in for another big game this week.
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  3. Bengalsat BrownsBengals at BrownsDEFENSE
  4. PTS ALLOWED10
  5. SACKS4
  6. INT2
  7. TD0
  Cincinnati surrendered 30 points to the Packers, but limited Aaron Rodgers to 5.7 YPA and made enough plays to have a big fantasy day. That will continue in Cleveland.

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