September 27, 2025
Toronto Raptors guard/forward
Gradey Dick (knee) will be available for training camp, TSN's Josh Lewenberg reports. Raptors general manager Bobby Webster had no injuries to report ahead of camp during his press conference on Friday. Dick missed the end of 2024-25 due to a knee injury, playing his final game on March 2. He had a good sophomore season, averaging 14.4 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 1.8 assists in 29.4 minutes. However, Dick benefited from Toronto's injuries throughout the year, and his numbers are likely to take a hit in 2025-26, now that the team is healthy again.
--Taavi PailkSource: Josh Lewenberg
September 27, 2025
Los Angeles Chargers running back
Hassan Haskins logged a season-high seven offensive snaps in the Week 3 win over the Denver Broncos. Unfortunately, his increase in playing time came at the expense of
Najee Harris (Achilles), who will miss the remainder of the 2025 campaign. As a result,
Omarion Hampton is expected to see even more work out of the backfield moving forward. With Harris out of the equation, the No. 2 spot is up for grabs. As of now, Haskins could be the favorite to get some touches behind Hampton, even with the team elevating
Kimani Vidal to the active roster. However, fantasy managers shouldn't expect the 25-year-old to see enough involvement to make him even a semi-relevant option in any format, especially since he hasn't recorded a carry yet this season. Keep him benched (and off the roster entirely) for the Week 4 meeting with the New York Giants.
--Dennis ClausenSource: ESPN
September 27, 2025
Toronto Raptors forward
Brandon Ingram (ankle) has been cleared for training camp, TSN's Josh Lewenberg reports. Raptors general manager Bobby Webster told reporters at his preseason press conference that the team has no injuries heading into camp. An ankle injury limited Ingram to just 18 games last season, and he didn't make a single appearance with the Raptors after the team acquired him from the New Orleans Pelicans in February. It will be interesting to see how he fits into the Raptors offense, which already features
Scottie Barnes,
RJ Barrett, and
Immanuel Quickley.
--Taavi PailkSource: Josh Lewenberg
September 27, 2025
Atlanta Hawks forward
Jalen Johnson (shoulder) is back at 100 percent for the start of training camp, general manager Onsi Saleh told reporters during his preseason press conference. Johnson's 2024-25 campaign ended in January due to a torn labrum in his left shoulder. Before the injury, Johnson was having a breakout season, averaging 18.9 points, 10.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists, 1.6 steals, and 1.0 blocks. Johnson's versatile skill set makes him a highly valuable player in fantasy basketball, and he still has considerable room to grow, considering the Duke product won't turn 24 until December.
--Taavi PailkSource: Brad Rowland
September 27, 2025
According to Dianna Russini of The Athletic, the Atlanta Falcons have no plans on trading quarterback
Kirk Cousins, at least "for now." There are several factors to consider regarding a potential deal involving the signal-caller. He has a no-trade clause. In addition, his hefty contract is something most teams aren't willing (or able) to take on. After
Michael Penix Jr. played poorly in the Week 3 blowout loss to the Carolina Panthers, some believed Cousins would reclaim his spot as the team's starting quarterback. However, that's not the case, with Penix in line to remain under center. Of course, anything could change. With that said, as long as Cousins isn't starting, he's not worth rostering in any format. On the other hand, his fantasy stock could climb significantly if he gets shipped elsewhere and gets a chance to start. Cousins briefly saw some action in Week 3, throwing for 29 yards off 5-for-7 passing.
--Dennis ClausenSource: Diana Russini
September 27, 2025
New York Jets placekicker
Nick Folk enters his Week 4 contest with the hosting Miami Dolphins perfect across all of his attempts on the season. The veteran has continued to demonstrate his reliability, drilling all five of his field goal attempts - including two from 50-plus - and is 6-for-6 on extra-point tries. New York has been a middle-of-the-pack team in terms of scoring (23 points per game), which is essentially the only thing holding Folk back from being fantasy-relevant. He could see a brief surge in fantasy points in Week 4, as Miami has been one of the more vulnerable defenses so far in 2025. However, there are other options out there that are better suited for fantasy lineups. Folk is RotoBaller's K27 ahead of Week 4's slate of games.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
September 27, 2025
The New York Jets' defense/special teams shouldn't be considered for fantasy in the team's meeting with the Miami Dolphins in Week 4. New York's defensive unit has been one of the worst through three games, affording opponents an average of 31 points per contest (fourth-worst). Furthermore, they have yet to force an interception or recover a fumble. Miami's offense is scoring a paltry 18.7 points per outing, so the Jets are on the streaming radar in deep leagues. However, they're more of a floor play, even in a matchup that's favorable on paper. After a rough showing through the first three weeks, fantasy managers can likely do better than the Jets' D/ST in Week 4.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
September 27, 2025
New York Jets wide receiver
Tyler Johnson will see his role diminish when he takes the field for Monday night's road matchup with the Miami Dolphins. The University of Minnesota product operated as the Jets' WR2 across the previous two weeks with fellow wideout
Josh Reynolds nursing a hamstring injury. However, Reynolds will return in Week 4, resuming his duties as the de facto No. 2 option across from
Garrett Wilson. Either way, it isn't easy to trust anyone outside of Wilson for fantasy, as New York has (expectedly) leaned run-heavy through the first three weeks. There's some upside here for one of New York's tertiary pass-catchers, particularly in a favorable matchup with a 44.5 point over/under. Still, projecting who it might be is a futile effort for fantasy. Johnson is RotoBaller's PPR WR97 ahead of Week 4's slate of action.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
September 27, 2025
Utah Mammoth left wing JJ Peterka (undisclosed) is considered day-to-day by head coach Andre Tourigny, Catherine Bogart of the Mammoth's official site reports. Peterka has only played in one of the team's preseason games and might not be available for the last few matchups, depending on his recovery. The 23-year-old enjoyed a breakout campaign last season with the Buffalo Sabres and will have plenty to prove after Utah inked him to a five-year, $38.5 million contract extension in the summer. Peterka should feature prominently in the Mammoth offense and could further enhance his production. In 2024-25, Peterka totaled 27 goals and 68 points in 77 games.
--Taavi PailkSource: Catherine Bogart
September 27, 2025
Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones (personal) was added to the injury report ahead of Sunday's meeting with the Baltimore Ravens. He's not injured and doesn't carry a game status designation. However, his status is certainly worth monitoring. The 31-year-old has totaled five tackles and one sack through the first three weeks of the 2025 campaign. Of course, Jones' availability will be crucial in helping the Chiefs keep
Lamar Jackson,
Derrick Henry, and the rest of the Ravens offense in check in Week 4. If he's not out there, it should mean more action for Omarr Norman-Lott and Derrick Nnadi.
--Dennis ClausenSource: Kansas City Chiefs
September 27, 2025
New York Jets wide receiver
Josh Reynolds will head into Week 4's contest with the Miami Dolphins sans an injury designation after back-to-back full practices. Reynolds missed the previous two weeks after picking up a hamstring injury leading up to the team's Week 2 loss to Buffalo, but he's ready to rock for an excellent matchup with the Dolphins. Quarterback
Justin Fields will also make his return after missing time with a concussion, so New York's offense is on an upward trajectory as they return to health. Miami's defense doesn't present as a difficult test, so it's a good chance for the Jets to shake off any remaining rust as they enter mid-season form. However, the Texas native's ceiling is capped playing across from target hog teammate
Garrett Wilson in a run-centric attack. If the offense ever decides to open it up through the air, Reynolds could be an interesting low-end PPR option. For now, he's better left alone for fantasy purposes.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
September 27, 2025
Minnesota Wild left wing Kirill Kaprizov (eye) was forced to miss Saturday's practice due to an eye infection, Michael Russo of The Athletic reports. The Russian superstar is on antibiotics, and Wild head coach John Hynes hopes to see Kaprizov recover quickly. This should only be a small hiccup in Kaprizov's preparations for the new campaign. The Wild won't begin their 2025-26 regular season until Oct. 9, giving Kaprizov plenty of time to get healthy. He remains without a contract for next season, which may benefit fantasy managers, as Kaprizov could be fired up to prove that he is worth a hefty pay raise.
--Taavi PailkSource: Michael Russo
September 27, 2025
New York Jets tight end
Mason Taylor will get another opportunity in Week 4 to seize a larger role in his team's offense when they square off with the hosting Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football. The rookie is far and away the team's leader in snaps at tight end, and he finally saw a solid target figure in Week 3 (six). However, that was with
Tyrod Taylor manning the helm.
Justin Fields will return to the team in Week 4, meaning New York could choose to dial back the pass attempts as they had before his departure in their loss to the Bills. That said, the LSU product ranks third on the Jets in terms of targets (nine), and he's undoubtedly still adjusting to the professional level of competition. Taylor will be difficult to trust for fantasy until he strings together a few weeks of steady output. He'll be one to monitor for now, though, if not for nothing else than New York's dearth at the skill positions. The 21-year-old is RotoBaller's PPR TE31 for Monday's matchup.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
September 27, 2025
According to NFL Media's Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo, New York Giants quarterback
Russell Wilson "is expected to emerge as a trade candidate" ahead of the deadline. With the G-Men winless through the first three games of the season, head coach Brian Daboll made the call to bench Wilson heading into the Week 4 meeting with the Los Angeles Chargers. In his place,
Jaxson Dart will get the start. Despite the demotion, Wilson vowed to "respond" the right way by serving as a mentor to the rookie. Without question, his best days are behind him. However, the 36-year-old could find himself in a more favorable situation, so fantasy managers in Superflex setups with room on the roster may want to consider stashing him. Wilson started three games this season, throwing for 778 yards, three touchdowns, and three picks while completing a career-low 59.1% of his attempts.
--Dennis ClausenSource: Ian Rapoport, Mike Garafolo
September 27, 2025
Anaheim Ducks center Mason McTavish has agreed to a six-year contract with the team. It's reportedly a $42 million deal for McTavish, who has sat out the beginning of training camp as a restricted free agent. There were trade rumors linking McTavish to other teams, but he remains a vital part of Anaheim's plans. "Mason is a key part of our team, and we're excited to reach a long-term agreement that reflects his importance to our future," Ducks general manager Pat Verbeek said. McTavish has spent four seasons with the Ducks and amassed a career-high 52 points (22 goals, 30 assists) in 76 games last term. He's one of the team's brightest offensive talents and could become a 60-point producer this season if he continues to progress.
--Taavi PailkSource: ESPN
September 27, 2025
New York Jets running back
Braelon Allen remains a steady on-field contributor, but won't be a viable fantasy option for Week 4's Monday night road meeting with the Miami Dolphins. The 21-year-old out-produced backfield mate
Breece Hall on the ground in their loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last weekend (30-21) despite garnering three fewer carries. He also saw a season-high in targets, reeling in both for an additional 17 yards. Still, he worked behind Hall there, too (4/31), as the veteran presents as the better receiving option. Allen is clearly ahead of teammate
Isaiah Davis, but with Hall in the picture, he's relegated to a change-of-pace role. Even in an outstanding matchup with a hapless Dolphins' run defense, the former Wisconsin Badger can't be trusted for fantasy purposes. He's RotoBaller's PPR RB40 ahead of Week 4.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
September 27, 2025
Seattle Kraken right wing Kaapo Kakko (hand) will be sidelined for six weeks, the team announced Saturday. He was diagnosed with a broken hand after Edmonton Oilers defenseman prospect Beau Akey slashed Kakko in Wednesday's preseason game. The injury will probably delay Kakko's season debut until mid-November. He's set to begin his first full campaign in Seattle. The Finnish forward signed a three-year, $13.575 million extension with the Kraken in the offseason after picking up 30 points (10 goals, 20 assists) in his first 49 outings with the team last season. With Kakko absent, Eeli Tolvanen and Jordan Eberle are likely to see increased usage.
--Taavi PailkSource: ESPN
September 27, 2025
New York Jets wide receiver
Garrett Wilson gets a smash matchup in Week 4 when he lines up with the Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football. The 25-year-old has been New York's most productive player thus far, and it hasn't mattered whether it's been quarterback
Justin Fields or
Tyrod Taylor peppering him with targets. Wilson's usage is phenomenal, as he's sporting a ludicrous 39% target share - second only in the league to Seattle's
Jaxon Smith-Njigba (40.3%). That should bode well for him against a dreadful Miami pass defense that's allowed a bottom-half figure in passing yards allowed per game (225.3), and already afforded four touchdowns to the wide receiver position. Even in a Jets' offense that hasn't yet found its groove, Wilson remains a solid back-end WR1. He'll come in at RotoBaller's PPR WR12 ahead of his Monday night matchup.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
September 27, 2025
New York Jets running back
Breece Hall enters Monday's outing with the Miami Dolphins as an interesting breakout candidate in a vulnerable matchup. Hall had a strong performance in Week 1, totaling 145 scoreless yards across 23 total opportunities (2-of-4 receiving). However, his efficiency on the ground has waned since then (3.1 YPC). That may not be wholly his fault, though, as the 24-year-old is facing eight-plus defenders in the box at one of the higher rates in the league (26.32%). A Week 4 meeting with a sieve-like Dolphins defense could be just the cure, considering Miami's defensive unit has yielded a whopping 145 yards per game on the ground through three weeks (fifth-most). Even if Hall again can't get it going in that aspect, his work as a receiver has been steady, and the Fins have allowed the third-most yards through the air to RBs (164). He's a back-end RB2 with upside, and RotoBaller's PPR RB20 for Monday's contest.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
September 27, 2025
Toronto Maple Leafs center Nicolas Roy (lower body) will suit up for the team for the first time in Saturday's preseason game against the Montreal Canadiens. The 28-year-old has been unavailable for the previous exhibition games due to a lower-body injury. Roy moved to Toronto this offseason as part of the Mitch Marner trade to the Vegas Golden Knights. He finished his last year in Vegas with 31 points (15 goals, 16 assists) in 71 outings. Roy is set to stay on the third line with his new team, so fantasy managers shouldn't expect a boost in his productivity. On Saturday, Roy will skate with Dakota Joshua and Mattias Macelli.
--Taavi PailkSource: David Alter
September 27, 2025
Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Shemar Stewart (ankle) has been ruled out ahead of the Week 4 matchup against the Denver Broncos. Stewart is set to miss his second game in a row due to an ankle issue. The 2025 first-round pick has been quiet early in the season as he has played only 66 percent of the defensive snaps. The Bengals are hopeful for big things from Stewart once he's healthy to play. For now, Myles Murphy figures to serve as the primary passing rushing option for Monday's contest.
--Andy WebbSource: Cincinnati Bengals
September 27, 2025
New York Jets quarterback
Justin Fields will make his return after a one-week absence for Monday's road matchup with the division-rival Miami Dolphins. Fields was knocked out of New York's 30-10 loss to the Bills with a concussion and missed the ensuing week while he cleared protocol. The last time we saw the 26-year-old, he completed just 3-of-11 passes for 27 yards, fumbling twice (one lost). It was an outing to forget for Fields, but he'll get a chance to turn it around in Week 4 against a vulnerable Dolphins defense. Miami has been one of the worst teams in the league thus far, yielding the seventh-most yards per game (370.3) and the most points per contest (32.3). Even if the Ohio State alum struggles again as a passer, his work on the ground should keep him in the conversation of a viable fantasy contributor. Fields is RotoBaller's fantasy QB10 for his meeting with Miami.
--Alex CiullaSource: ESPN
September 27, 2025
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Max Domi (lower body) will be back in the lineup on Saturday against the Montreal Canadiens. Domi has dealt with a lower-body injury and was away from the team this week because of a family funeral. The gritty forward is battling for a top-six position in training camp. A consistent offensive role would help him get back on track this season after he struggled last year. In 74 outings, Domi produced only eight goals and 25 assists. The 30-year-old will work on a line with Matthew Knies and Nicholas Robertson against Montreal.
--Taavi PailkSource: David Alter
September 27, 2025
New York Giants kicker
Graham Gano (groin) was placed on the injured reserve on Saturday. Gano suffered a groin injury during last week's loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. As a result, Gano will miss at least the next four games.
Jude McAtamney was elevated from the practice squad on Saturday. McAtamney appears to be in line to get the first chance at the kicking job in New York. The Giants also have
Younghoe Koo, but it appears McAtamney won that competition. Fantasy managers should probably look elsewhere for a kicking option for Week 4. This Giants offense hasn't been good enough to give their kickers many chances early in the season.
--Andy WebbSource: giants.com
September 27, 2025
New York Jets wide receiver
Josh Reynolds (hamstring) has been removed from the injury report ahead of Monday's Week 4 matchup against the Miami Dolphins. Reynolds is ready to return to action after missing each of the last two games due to a hamstring issue. The 30-year-old hauled in two of his three targets for 18 yards during the season opener. It's worth noting that he did play 97 percent of the offensive snaps during that game. That being said, Reynolds figures to be on the field quite a bit, but isn't a trustworthy fantasy option for Week 4. Honestly, none of the receivers on this offense outside of
Garrett Wilson should be trusted at the moment.
--Andy WebbSource: C. Isaiah Smalls
September 27, 2025
Miami Dolphins tight end
Darren Waller (hip) doesn't carry an injury designation for Monday's Week 4 matchup against the New York Jets. Finally, Waller is ready to make his season debut after missing the first three games due to a hip issue. This marks the first time that Waller has played in a game since the 2023 season. That being said, fantasy managers can't be certain what they're going to get from the 33-year-old. Waller could be worth a stash for tight end needy fantasy managers. However, it's unlikely that Waller is going to have a huge role in the offense during his first game.
--Andy WebbSource: C. Isaiah Smalls II
September 27, 2025
Miami Dolphins wide receiver
Tyreek Hill (personal) doesn't have an injury designation for Monday's Week 4 contest against the New York Jets. Hill was absent from Saturday's practice due to personal reasons, but that won't hold him out of Monday's game. Through three games, Hill has 15 receptions for 198 yards and one touchdown, which is certainly a less than stellar beginning to the season. Despite that, Hill remains a must-start fantasy option given his potential. He also has a plus matchup against a struggling Jets secondary. Fantasy managers should continue to ride with Hill in Week 4.
--Andy WebbSource: C. Isaiah Smalls II
September 27, 2025
Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman
Ketel Marte is out of the lineup on Saturday against the San Diego Padres. It'll be the first day off since Sept. 12 for Marte, who has gone 12-for-30 with two homers, five RBI, and seven runs scored during a seven-game hitting streak. The three-time All-Star has slashed .283/.376/.512 with 27 HRs, 71 RBI, 86 runs, and four stolen bases in 125 games and 553 plate appearances this year. With Marte on the bench on Saturday,
Connor Kaiser will play second and hit ninth against right-hander
Michael King.
--Connor ByrneSource: MLB.com
September 27, 2025
Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder
Corbin Carroll isn't in the starting lineup against the San Diego Padres on Saturday.
Jorge Barrosa will fill in for Carroll in right field and bat eighth in a meeting with right-hander
Michael King. With the Diamondbacks out of playoff contention, Carroll will finally get a night off for the first time since July 11. That ends a 65-game streak in which he either lined up in the outfield or served as the Diamondbacks' designated hitter. The newly minted 30-30 club member has played 143 games this season and slashed .259/.343/.541 with 31 homers, 32 stolen bases, 84 RBI, and 107 runs scored over 642 plate appearances.
--Connor ByrneSource: MLB.com
September 27, 2025
Denver Broncos wide receiver
Marvin Mims Jr. (hip) has been added to the injury report after logging a limited practice on Saturday. He is officially questionable to play in Monday's Week 4 contest against the Cincinnati Bengals. At this point, it's unclear exactly how much Mims practiced on Saturday. However, with just over 48 hours until kickoff, it's fair to have some questions about his Week 4 status. His status won't have much of an impact on fantasy managers as Mims isn't worth rostering in most leagues. He has just six catches, 40 yards, and a touchdown through three games, ranking as the overall WR84. If the 23-year-old isn't able to suit up, Trent Sherfield and
Pat Bryant would compete for the No. 3 receiver role behind
Courtland Sutton and
Troy Franklin. Meanwhile, on special teams,
Jaleel McLaughlin and Riley Moss would be in line to handle return duties.
--Andersen PickardSource: Zac Stevens
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