Week 4 Fantasy Football: Ten Players Worth Watching
This article ranks 10 fantasy-relevant players to monitor in Week 4, citing divisional matchups, injury replacements, and other developing storylines. It focuses on Cardinals wide receiver Michael Wilson, whose route participation and target volume are elite even though his efficiency has been poor, while Marvin Harrison Jr. has been barely involved. The author recommends Wilson as a redraft buy but a dynasty sell.
Michael Wilson’s workload has been enormous even as his per-play production lags. He has run routes on 95.2% of Arizona’s pass plays, second only to Ja’Marr Chase, while holding a 25.6% target share and 42.6% air-yards share, each 11th among wide receivers. His 1.38 yards per target and 5.43 yards per route run rank 83rd and 112th.
Marvin Harrison Jr. has only four receptions for 77 yards, a 6.8% target share, and 0.70 yards per route run. During Harrison’s five-game absence in 2025, Wilson averaged 13.6 targets, 9.2 catches, 119.6 yards, and four touchdowns. The author advises acquiring Wilson in redraft leagues but trading him in dynasty formats.
Fantasy football participants, NFL media, and fans may be affected by this article’s rankings and buy/sell guidance. Its advice could influence lineup choices, trade offers, and online discussion around Michael Wilson and Marvin Harrison Jr. More broadly, such coverage may help sustain engagement with NFL broadcasts and fantasy platforms, though the impact is likely concentrated among fantasy players rather than society at large.