looked to be the leading rusher for the Commanders. This week the Dolphins face the New York Jets. With Teddy Bridgewater at the helm, at least for the short term, expect the running backs to have plenty of opportunities in Miami. Edmonds has scored three times in the past two games, but they have split goal-line opportunities throughout the season. We targeted this prop because we saw a trend that Mostert was being used more than Edmonds on early downs, and that trend continued for the third week in a row, though this week, Mostert was also used in the two-minute drill, indicating he is a running back that should be added in all leagues. We had a player prop on Raheem Mostert to clear 38.5 yards on TNF, and he did right by us rushing for 69 yards on 12 carries while also catching two of three targets for another 12 yards on Thursday. Tomlin has yet to announce a Week 5 starter, but now is the time to add Kenny Pickett. He did, however, also throw three interceptions in a half. Pickett ran the ball six times for 15 yards and two TDs, and he also wasn’t afraid to send the ball downfield, with a 13.2-yard average depth of target. Mike Tomlin was looking to give the team a spark, and for a while, it looked like it worked. Mitch Trubisky may have lost his job on Sunday, as the veteran was pulled at halftime for rookie Kenny Pickett. He's streamable for your bye weeks, at minimum. This week's matchup with New Orleans is not the best, but the Saints being favored by -5.5 indicates maybe we will see more of Geno looking downfield. It looks like a new era has arrived in Seattle, and Pete Carroll may just let Geno cook. This follows up a QB7 performance from Week 3. Oh, and he also rushed for another 49 yards and a score. After Sunday's performance, fans have to ask: Was Geno always the better quarterback for Seattle over Russell Wilson? Okay, maybe that's going too far, but Smith finished with the best passer rating on the week (132.6), putting up a monster performance and completing 76.7% of his passes for 320 yards and two passing touchdowns. I mentioned Jared Goff above, but on the other side of this game was the QB2 for the week, Geno Smith. Isn't fantasy football fun? Goff is available in 48% of leagues.
The Lion's signal-caller is now the QB5 for the season. a New England team that held Aaron Rodgers to only 16 fantasy points and an 89-passer rating? Maybe not, but Goff has certainly at least earned a spot in superflex leagues or if you're streaming. Detroit has now gone over their implied points total at SISB in every game this year, not by a small margin- by an average of 21 points. Goff threw for 378 yards and four touchdowns as the Lions with the fourth-highest passer rating of the week (121.) as the Lions played catch up on Sunday. Goff finished as the QB1 for week 4, as the Lions put up 45 points with no D'Andre Swift, Amon-Ra St.
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