Fantasy Lineup Calls for Harris, Hollins and Sadiq in Week 4
This Week 4 start/sit column examines Tre' Harris and Mack Hollins, with Harris viewed as a long-term stash while he remains behind Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston on Los Angeles' depth chart. Harris posted six catches for 76 yards on seven targets against Buffalo but faces difficult passing matchups versus Seattle and Denver. Hollins should keep a larger role for New England while A.J. Brown recovers from a high-ankle sprain, and he led the team's wideouts in snap share in Week 3.
Tre’ Harris remains Los Angeles’ third receiver behind Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston, though Johnston’s poor efficiency could create an opening. Harris caught six passes for 76 yards on seven targets versus Buffalo, but upcoming meetings with Seattle and Denver present tough passing tests.
Mack Hollins should retain an expanded New England role while A.J. Brown recovers from a high-ankle sprain. Hollins posted six catches for 87 yards on nine targets in Week 3 and played the highest share of offensive snaps among New England wide receivers. Rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq broke out for the Jets with seven catches, 105 yards and a score against Detroit.
This advice could shape how fantasy managers set lineups, potentially affecting league standings and casual bragging rights. Increased attention around Harris, Hollins, and Sadiq may drive more discussion on sports platforms and podcasts. For NFL fans, these recommendations may influence how they watch player usage and matchups, though real-game outcomes remain uncertain.