Fantasy football rankings Week 5
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Roman Wilson's growing role and Michael Pittman's injury make him a top Week 5 Fantasy sleeper against the Colts
Schultz draws a tough Week 5 matchup against a Titans defense that ranks 11th in points allowed to opposing tight ends so far this season. In a week where fantasy managers may need to find a replacement for Travis Kelce (bye), there are likely better options available than Schultz.
With Saquon Barkley sidelined, is Will Shipley a must-start in Week 5? We break down the stats, usage, and matchups to decide between Shipley and Ollie Gordon II.
As we head into Week 5, it's getting more difficult to set our lineups. Injuries have piled up, bye weeks are here, and some things just haven't played out as we expected. Because of this, there are players who are usually stashed on the bench that you should consider putting in your lineups.
Lamar Jackson's ankle injury sidelines him for Week 5, leaving Tyler Huntley to start, raising Fantasy concerns for Zay Flowers and Mark Andrews
Breece Hall and Adonai Mitchell are officially out for Week 5. Discover the fantasy football ripple effects for Braelon Allen, Garrett Wilson, Kenyon Sadiq, and Geno Smith.
If injuries, bye weeks or tough matchups have you seeking lineup help, Matt Bowen lists potential options.