NFL fantasy football waiver wire: 6 adds and 3 drops for Week 4 It’s time for another round of fantasy football waiver wire adds and drops as we enter Week 4. Week 4 AddsFalcons WR Calvin RidleyThe Falcons are finally getting great production from their first-round pick Cheap Michael Jordan Jersey , as Calvin Ridley has been targeted 13 times and scored four touchdowns over the past two weeks. The former Alabama star burned the Saints for 146 receiving yards and three scores on eight targets in Week 3. He clearly has passed Mohamed Sanu as the No. 2 option next to Julio Jones, making Ridley one of the top pickups you need to make this week. Bengals TE Tyler EifertThe Bengals finally got some much-needed production from Tyler Eifert, who is working his way back after missing much of the last two years due to injury. Eifert caught six of eight targets for 74 yards and a touchdown in Sunday’s 31-21 loss to the Panthers. He had just five catches for 67 yards combined over the first two weeks, so this was a big step forward. He’s still splitting time with C.J. Uzomah, though Eifert is slowly getting the bulk of the snaps and targets. Eifert was owned in just 56 percent of CBS leagues as of Sunday. Raiders WR Jordy NelsonThe Raiders are a mess, but that has at least led to Derek Carr throwing the ball a lot through the first three weeks. That continued in a Week 3 loss to the Dolphins, where Jordy Nelson re-emerged from the fantasy graveyard to catch six balls for 163 yards and a score on eight targets. If he keeps that up, Nelson will become a weekly starter again, but for now, he’s good receiver depth on your bench. Ravens RB Javorius ‘Buck’ Allen It’s hard to say you should add a guy that has 102 total yards through three games, but when he has four touchdowns Michael Jordan Jersey Womens , you can’t let him sit on waivers either. That’s the case with Buck Allen, who continues to slowly take away touches from Alex Collins, who did have a score and 68 yards in a Week 3 win over the Broncos. Allen is still worth adding if you need running back help. 49ers RB Alfred MorrisThe 49ers were hit hard on the injury front in Week 3 (more on that later), which included Matt Breida suffering a knee injury. He did return to the game but had his touches limited to just 13 in a loss to the Chiefs. That allowed Alfred Morris to get more snaps, as he ran for 67 yards and a score on 14 carries. Even if Breida is fine, Morris is someone that needs to be rostered as a handcuff at worst. Packers WR Geronimo AllisonIn addition to having one of the best names in the NFL, Geronimo has now over 60 yards receiving in every game this season while scoring twice on 13 catches. The Packers have been featuring him early and often this year, so get him on your fantasy team if you need receiver help. Week 4 Drops49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo The 49ers fear Jimmy Garoppolo tore the ACL in his left knee late in Sunday’s 38-27 loss to the Chiefs. Garoppolo will have an MRI on Monday to confirm the extent of the injury, but the initial prognosis within the team is that he’s out. It’s a tough break for the rising star, as his season is likely ending before the calendar even turns to October. Even if he somehow plays again this season, he’s struggled to make the fantasy impact that we all thought he could. He has just five total touchdowns in three games and has averaged under 250 yards per game. He’s safe to drop. Jets WR Robby Anderson Despite a promising start to the year Michael Jordan Cincinnati Bengals Jersey , Robby Anderson is struggling just to get targets in the Jets’ suddenly anemic offense. Quincy Enunwa and Jermaine Kearse both drew more targets in the 21-17 loss to Browns. For the season, Anderson has just six catches on 10 targets for 90 yards and one score. That’s just not going to cut it, so you can cut bait with him now. Bengals WR John RossThe Bengals had high hopes for John Ross coming into this season, and for good reason. The former ninth-overall pick had a strong training camp and preseason, enough to think he had clearly established himself as the No. 2 wide receiver in this offense.But after three games, Ross has just five catches for 27 yards and one score. Even with A.J. Green sidelined for much of the loss in Carolina, it was Tyler Boyd and Tyler Eifert who carried the passing game, while Ross crumbled and gave up on a route that led to a game-sealing interception.Ross can be dropped in all leagues except deep dynasty leagues. Hobson's Choice: On To K.C.Wide receivers Tyler Boyd and Cody Core had the third-down drops and A.J. Green dropped two other balls. That won’t help Core in his bid to get more snaps. What’s wrong with the WRs? I think big-picture wise they’re playing pretty well. Even with that drop (and profootballfocus.com says it wasn’t a drop), Boyd trails only two Pro Bowlers, DeAndre Hopkins and Antonio Brown, for the most third-down catches in the AFC. PFF has Boyd for no drops. Yeah Carlos Dunlap Jersey , Green dropped two, but I don’t think there’s anything “wrong,” with him. They must be doing something right. They are sixth in the scoring.Game Preview: Cincinnati Bengals at Kansas City ChiefsThe Bengals go into the contest looking to bounce back from a disappointing 28-21 home loss last week to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Despite the setback, Cincinnati still owns a share of first place in the AFC North Division, standing tied with Baltimore. The Bengals, however, currently hold an edge for the top spot by virtue of a win over the Ravens in Game 2.Bengals PFF dive: Kirkpatrick shutting it down, Joe Mixon's elusivenessTyler Boyd. He’s tied with Andy Dalton as the highest graded Bengals offensive player this year. But more than that, his efficiency pops off the charts beyond Cincinnati. Boyd is second in the NFL in passer rating when thrown to this year behind only Kansas City’s Tyreek Hill, out of the top 28 qualifying receivers. He’s second among that group in catch percentage, snagging 78 percent of his targets. He’s also one of four of the group without a drop. He’s one of the most efficient and effective receivers in the NFL this year by nearly every metric.NFL Minute: Bengals suffer deja vu in latest home loss to SteelersIt was another case of deja vu for the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday. Despite coming in with a better record and taking on a Steelers team that had been far from dominant in early weeks of the season Geno Atkins Jersey , Pittsburgh came away with a 28-21 victory at Paul Brown Stadium.Bengals game might be the most important of Chiefs' season"I feel like if we had the ball last like they did, we would have gone down and scored and won, too," running back Kareem Hunt said. "We can take this loss. I mean, you never want to lose. We're going to learn from this, go study and make sure it [doesn't] happen again."Random BytesReport: Falcons' Devonta Freeman to Be Placed on IR; Will Undergo Groin SurgeryFreeman has developed into a productive leader of the Falcons backfield after inheriting the starting job from Steven Jackson after the 2014 campaign. He posted back-to-back seasons with over 1,000 yards and 11 touchdowns in 2015 and 2016. He added 865 yards and seven scores last year.NFL Power Rankings: B/R's Expert Consensus Rank for Every Team Entering Week 7That win by the Patriots may have been the biggest happening of Week 6, but it certainly wasn't the only one. There were last-second heroics in Cincinnati. A Texas-sized beatdown in Dallas. Absolute defensive dominance in Nashville. And action galore from coast to coast—and even overseas.Should the Oakland Raiders Give Up on Derek Carr?Before the new league year began in March, the Raiders released veteran defensive backs David Amerson and Sean Smith. Two more key defenders, Denico Autry and T.J. Carrie, were allowed to walk early in free agency Michael Jordan Jersey 2019 , and starting wide receiver Michael Crabtree was cut at around the same time. Soon after that, receiver Cordarrelle Patterson was traded and punter Marquette King was jettisoned under strange circumstances.XFL Jerseys Will Use Players' Last Names Instead of NicknamesThe original XFL, which debuted to high ratings and promised a more violent, "fun" game to the NFL, folded after one season in 2001. The league's rise and precipitous fall was detailed in an ESPN 30 for 30 documentary.
