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Rest Of Season Rankings - Week 4 HC Green The Huddle Sept. 30, 2026, 3:17 a.m. ET As the NFL season wears on, situations change, whether through injury or players seeing their respective roles increase and decrease. The purpose of the Rest of the Season Rankings is to keep on top of these matters and adjust future fantasy value in relation to other players at the position. This should help you gauge in-season personnel moves, including waiver wires and trades.

It's Week 4, and the injury bug continues to wreak havoc in fantasy football. Hopefully, you've been able to dodge the landmines, but at this point, it's next to impossible. Last week, it was starting quarterbacks. In Week 3, that position lost another, with Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield (thumb) suffering a multi-injury week. However, this week it was the running back spot that was hard hit.

Last week, we were panicking about two top running backs, De'Von Achane and Travis Etienne Jr. Unfortunately for them, and their fantasy managers, they both suffered injuries in Week 3. Rashee Rice and Terry McLaurin both bounced back, which was great to see. Meanwhile, on the breakout meter side of things, Denzel Boston and TreVeyon Henderson came back down to earth, while Tre Tucker took a hit with Brock Bowers back in the Raiders' lineup. Now it's time to look ahead to Week 4.

Steve Hungarter discusses which linebackers are holding onto their jobs and which ones may see their roles diminished soon.

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Drake Maye panic meter: How worried should fantasy managers be? Joe Rivera and Adam Kaufman break down Drake Maye’s rough start, his turnover issues and whether fantasy managers should be hitting the panic button.

With three weeks of the 2026 NFL season under our belts, there are only two ways to improve your fantasy football roster — the waiver wire and trades. Evaluating a fantasy trade can be an unnerving task. Many managers value their players more than they're actually worth. That's where the Week 4 trade value charts come in. You can also check out our Week 4 fantasy rankings to help with lineup and waiver decisions this week.

Dealing with a WR injury? These fantasy replacements could save your season With Mike Evans potentially missing time, you may need help at WR. Fantasy football analyst Josh Larky breaks down potential replacements to target.

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Fantasy football managers are singing the blues at running back this week with De'Von Achane now out for the season and Breece Hall and Travis Etienne Jr. likely out for the next game at a minimum. That means several backups need to step up. The usual suspects topped the charts in Week 3, with Jahmyr Gibbs, Bijan Robinson and Derrick Henry the leading fantasy point-scorers. Rookie Jeremiyah Love even got into the mix at No. 4 with 90 rushing yards and a receiving touchdown.