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Sleeper Picks NFL Week 4

2024 season record: 5-4

Rashid Shaheed (WR – NO): 41.5 yards

Shaheed was blanked in Week 3, narrowly missing two long gains from Derek Carr. He entered Week 3 averaging 84.5 receiving yards per game and posted a 22.5 target percentage in three contests. For comparison, Shaheed has seen the same number of targets (14) and target share as his star teammate Chris Olave through three weeks of the season. Shaheed has already thrown two balls over 50 yards this season and will likely only need one or two balls to reach that number against Atlanta. Rap the More about Rasheed for Week 4 at Sleeper Picks.

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Kyle Pitts (TE – ATL): 35.5 receiving yards

In Week 3, Pitts finally showed off with 59 receiving yards. He hasn’t come close to living up to the high expectations many had when they heard the news that he would be teaming up with Kirk Cousins, but last week against the Chiefs was a step in the right direction. This week he faces a New Orleans Saints team that is excited about the tight end position, averaging 5.7 receptions for 72.3 receiving yards. Most of that damage came last week when they gave up 170 receiving yards to Dallas Goedert, but they also allowed Luke Schoonmaker to record 41 receiving yards while filling in for the injured Jake Ferguson. Learn more about Pitts for Week 4 at Sleeper Picks.

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Jauan Jennings (WR – SF): 47.5 yards

Jennings was out of sorts in Week 3 and appears ready for another busy afternoon of practice with Deebo Samuel and George Kittle limited in practice and Christian McCaffrey still on the IR. Opposing defenses will attack Brandon Aiyuk regardless of who else is active, but if Deebo or Kittle miss another game, that should be an easy blow. If Deebo and Kittle both get full practices on Friday afternoon, this will be a game that fades because a full session means they will most likely be active and more than just decoys. Wait until the final injury report or playing time decision is made, but this is a game to keep an eye on in Week 4.

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Authors’ Note: The rows on Sleeper are constantly changing, so there is a high chance that one or all of the numbers will no longer be the same when you open your app. The values ​​are excellent when first released, the only catch is that they are not all released at the same time. Vigilance could provide a solid return on investment this season, literally.

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