Mon Sep 23 14:54:09 UTC 2024: ## Fantasy Football Week 4: Big Changes After Week 3’s Surprises

**Carolina’s Offense Awakens with Dalton at the Helm:**

Following a disappointing start, Carolina’s offense exploded in Week 3 with backup quarterback Andy Dalton taking over for the benched Bryce Young. Diontae Johnson and Chuba Hubbard were major beneficiaries, earning increased targets and putting up impressive fantasy numbers. With the improved offense, Dalton now looks like a solid starter in two-quarterback leagues, and Hubbard and Johnson are set to become high-value flex options.

**Nabers Continues to Shine, Regardless of Opponent:**

Wide receiver Elijah Nabers proved his Week 2 dominance wasn’t a fluke, putting up another impressive performance against the Washington Commanders. He’s now a top-12 WR in most fantasy leagues and looks set for continued success, even against tougher defenses.

**Vikings Defense Remains Elite:**

The Vikings continue to be a defensive force, shutting down opposing offenses and making it difficult to trust any Packers pass-catchers should Jordan Love return in Week 4.

**Swift’s Role Under Threat:**

D’Andre Swift’s struggles continued in Week 3, with teammate Roschon Johnson emerging as a viable threat. Johnson led the Bears in rushing yards and receiving yards, suggesting Swift’s fantasy value may be declining.

**Chargers’ Offense in Trouble:**

Justin Herbert’s ankle injury and the Chargers’ upcoming bye week make the team’s offense a major concern. J.K. Dobbins is the only Charger worth considering against the Chiefs in Week 4.

**Jennings’ Breakout a Game Changer:**

Brandon Jennings’ impressive Week 3 performance makes him a must-add in fantasy leagues. His high target share and exceptional play make him a viable starter, especially if Deebo Samuel, Christian McCaffrey, and George Kittle remain sidelined.

**Dolphins Offense Still Struggling:**

Despite a 56-play offensive performance against the Seahawks, the Dolphins’ offense was lackluster. No player saw a target share of 20%, and neither De’Von Achane nor Tyreek Hill can be considered must-start players.

These are just some of the key fantasy football takeaways from Week 3, with several players’ stock changing significantly. As the season progresses, expect further adjustments and surprises, so keep an eye on player performances and updates to ensure you have the best possible fantasy team.

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