Outlook Cam Ward
Cam Ward vs HOU at home — low-scoring divisional tilt caps fantasy appeal
Despite mounting outside pressure and Tennessee's 0-4 start, head coach Robert Saleh reaffirmed his confidence in Ward as the starter under center. However, pass protection remains a concern with interior offensive linemen Fernando Carmona Jr. and Jackson Slater both recently landing on injured reserve.
Our models project Ward for around 206 passing yards, 1.2 passing touchdowns, and 13.5 fantasy points in what is projected to be a low-scoring matchup. Rostered in just 10% of leagues and started in 1%, he should remain firmly on fantasy benches outside of two-quarterback formats.
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Outlook Drake London
Drake London vs. Baltimore — Clear Primary Target in Surging Falcons Passing Attack
Drake London enters Week 5 operating as Atlanta's undisputed top receiver alongside quarterback Michael Penix Jr., a combination that has ignited the offense during a two-game winning streak. Over his past two outings, London has dominated with 14 catches on 16 targets for 290 yards, cementing his role as the focal point of the passing game.
Started across virtually all fantasy leagues, managers should feel confident slotting him into their lineups across all formats. Our weekly projection anticipates another heavy workload, projecting roughly 6 catches on 8 targets for 92 receiving yards and 18.3 fantasy points against the Ravens, providing a rock-solid floor with game-breaking upside.
