Fantasy Football Takeaways From Week 4: Kyren Williams Leads Utilization Report

Key Points:

• Kyren Williams has seen a significant increase in usage over the last two games, with high snap, rush, and target shares, positioning him as a low-end RB1 with high-end upside depending on Rams' game situations and health of tight ends.
• Michael Wilson ranks highly in utilization and target volume for the Cardinals, making him a strong low-end WR2 option, though concerns remain about the stability of the quarterback position potentially impacting his production.
• RJ Harvey leads all NFL running backs in target share and has shown strong passing-down value, upgrading him to RB3 status with RB2 upside if his rushing workload increases.
• Malik Nabers posted a season-high route share and WR10 performance in Week 4, upgrading him to mid-range WR2 with WR1 upside, but injury concerns and potential quarterback changes make him a sell-high candidate if a WR1 price can be secured.
• Omarion Hampton's role and snap share have declined sharply in a struggling Chargers offense, downgrading his fantasy value significantly; he now projects as an RB3 or RB4 with limited upside unless his role improves dramatically.