Outlook Tyjae Spears
Tyjae Spears at Baltimore: Change-of-Pace Role Caps Standalone Value
Spears is listed as healthy heading into Week 4 after an ankle scare last Sunday, remaining the clear secondary option behind Tony Pollard. His workload has shrunk to just three rushing attempts and zero targets in his last outing, underscoring his limited weekly touch floor.
Facing a tough road tilt in Baltimore as heavy underdogs, Tennessee may lean into negative game scripts, which could theoretically boost Spears' passing-game utility. However, with recent offensive line injuries mounting, efficiency remains a concern. Our projections forecast roughly 20 rushing yards on five carries with two receptions for 15 yards (6.3 fantasy points). Starting in only 3% of leagues, Spears is best left on fantasy benches outside of deep formats until his standalone volume rebounds.
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Outlook Kaleb Johnson
Kaleb Johnson at Tampa Bay — Limited Depth Role Caps Fantasy Value
Acquired via trade late in the preseason, Johnson has operated in a reserve role in Green Bay's backfield behind Chris Brooks and MarShawn Lloyd. Over the past two games, he has combined for 12 carries for 38 rushing yards and one reception, seeing only sporadic opportunities.
Facing Tampa Bay on the road in a projected defensive battle, Johnson carries very little standalone fantasy value. Our weekly projections anticipate roughly 5 to 6 carries for 19 yards with minimal target involvement. Rostered in under 15% of leagues, fantasy managers should leave him parked on the bench.
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