Jakobi Meyers, Jacksonville Jaguars
G-RANK Week 4: WR37
Since week 1, Jakobi Meyers' snap count has gone from 65% to 90% and 81% the last 2 weeks. It's becoming clear he's replacing Brian Thomas Jr. as the WR2 in this offense, and that came to fruition with 8 targets, 64 yards, and a touchdown last week against New England. I wouldn't expect that stat line every week, but with a matchup against the Bengals, he's a fine flex play.
Mack Hollins, New England Patriots
G-RANK Week 4: WR38
It's not a sexy name, but if you're reading this thread, you're not looking for sexy names. Mack Hollins is coming off 9 targets and 87 yards in a loss to Jacksonville. He's played >70% of snaps in every game this season, and there's a chance he's becoming Drake Maye's most trusted target with Brown out. The Bills are giving up the 5th most fantasy points to WRs this year, so I don't think he's an awful play this week.
Darren Waller, Carolina Panthers
G-RANK Week 4: TE11
The boom / bust nature makes me incredibly nervous, but on paper, it's not a horrible week to play Darren Waller. He's caught 2 touchdowns this year, saw 8 targets last week, and now he gets one of the "defenses to target" this year in the Lions. If we looked up on Monday morning and saw Waller go for 15+ fantasy points, I really wouldn't be shocked.
