Phil Naessens 
Welcome to NFL Week Four’s Edition of Season Long Start ‘Em and Sit ‘Em.
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NFL Week Four – Quarterbacks to Start
Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – It’s the second week in a row that I have this fringe starter listed. However, Matt Stafford draws another juicy matchup this week squaring off with the Chiefs.
Jacoby Brissett – Indianapolis Colts – It’s not an exciting play but the former Patriot has shown a solid weekly floor.
NFL Week Four – Quarterback to Sit
Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – I would expect an underwhelming performance against the Rams on the road after a decent game last week.
NFL Week Four – Running Backs to Start
Wayne Gallman – New York Giants – There were a lot of criticisms out there this week regarding Gallman. However, in fantasy volume is king and this Giants offense should continue to improve with Daniel Jones behind center.
Chris Thompson – Washington Redskins – This should be a competitive game and Chris Thompson is the Redskins running back to own/start.
Ronald Jones Jr – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – With no time to throw, the offense will turn to Jones.
NFL Week Four – Running Backs to Sit
Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – At this point you could argue starting someone drafted far lower like Phillip Lindsay over Todd Gurley.
Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – With James White back in the mix, I might suggest holding off on using a flex spot on Burkhead that would have made sense last week.
Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – I am recommending Ronald Jones and his rise will come at Barber’s expense. To be honest it is amazing he has been involved as a featured back of sorts this long.
NFL Week Four – Wide Receivers to Start
D.J. Chark – Jacksonville Jaguars – I’m beginning to become a believer in the legend of Gardner Minshew and his prized receiver D.J. “Baby” Chark.
Marvin Jones Jr – Detroit Lions – Marvin Jones, Jr. had a breakout game against the Eagles last week. Now he gets a chance to follow that up in what should be a shootout with the Chiefs.
Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – Despite coming off a 1.10 standard fantasy point performance last week, I expect Ridley to bounce back against an exploitable Titans secondary.
NFL Week Four – Wide Receivers to Sit
Will Fuller – Houston Texans – Will Fuller is always a scary receiver to sit as it only takes him one big play to make you regret benching him. However, he just hasn’t been getting it done this year.
Phillip Dorsett- New England Patriots – Even with AB gone there’s a lot of mouths to feed.
Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – It is hard to support many of the fringe playmakers in the offense without Cam long term.
NFL Week Four – Tight End to Start
Vernon Davis – Washington Redskins- The Giants have been notorious for their inability to defend the tight end. Vernon Davis has done next to nothing since catching a touchdown pass opening weekend. However, I think he makes for a fine fill in if your regular starter is hurt or on bye.
NFL Week Four – Tight End to Sit
Austin Hooper – Atlanta Falcons- It should be the wide receivers getting the work against the Titans and not a game filled with checkdowns.
NFL Week Four – Defenses to Start
Baltimore Ravens– If Rex Ryan turns out to be right, the Ravens should have a field day with Baker Mayfield.
Jacksonville Jaguars – The returns outside of the nine sacks last week have been poor, but so has been the Broncos offense.
NFL Week Four – Defenses to Sit
Chicago Bears- The Vikings will find a way to put up some points so if you have another defense in a better spot, such as the Chargers; fire them up.
Denver Broncos – This is another disappointing defense but at home in Mile High I’d expect a low scoring battle.
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