RosterWatch Week 4 Big Tool – Snap Counts, Targets and Touches

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alex bylineHere you can find snap-count percentage data, targets and touches for fantasy-relevant players across most every offensive-scoring format. The RosterWatch Big Tool will be updated through the day on Mondays and Tuesdays as we input the data from the games into next week’s rankings projections.

The Waiver Wire Cheat Sheet will be available before waivers run on Tuesdays, so set an alarm on your phone to NOT FORGET WAIVERS. Especially not coming into Week 4.

We’ve done the work and the weekly Waiver Wire Cheat Sheet will make it easy just like it did for many of your fantasy drafts. The Matchup Tool will be up Wednesday.

To use the RosterWatch Big Tool, simply click the link of the team of the player you are interested in.

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16 Comments

  1. ↓ Post By MikeVegas

    Hi Trashman,

    Alfred Blue will be a hot this week on waivers.
    I start L McCoy and G Bernard.
    My bench is Lamar Miller, Khiry Robinson, and Bobby Rainey.
    I can’t see dropping any of those guys for Blue except maybe Bobby Rainey.

    With Rainey I don’t know when Doug My Favorite Martin will be back. Also the Buc’s team total is always so low that Vegas does expect much offense from them.

    Best Wishes,

    Mike

    1. ↓ Post By Dorian Colbert

      Mike-
      Martin is already back at practice, and doesn’t seem to have the fumbling issues that Rainey is dealing with. I do like the offense more with Glennon at the helm though, and Alfred Blue didn’t look that special outside of his one big run. I think Rainey is a better talent. Both Blue and Rainey will get action when Foster and Martin return though. I probably would only go for Blue in the chance that he gets another start this week and I was planning on using him. If it looks like Foster is returning I would stick with Rainey.
      -Trash

  2. ↓ Post By yeagermeister

    Trashman,

    I have Rudolph and with him being out at least 6 weeks and not knowing how he’ll be when returning, I am going to drop him. I was thinking of proposing a trade if its accepted wanted to run it by you. Carlos Hyde for Dwayne Allen. The guy with allen also has bennet at TE and is the Gore owner. My buddy I have questioned whether or not he’d be willing to trade greg olsen as he also has gates, but not sure what he’d want for olsen.

    As far as waiver bids these are the “viable” guys still left: cook, daniels, brandon myers, kendricks, quarless, heath miller.

    this is my roster: matt ryan, lacy, leveon bell, brandon marshall, cordarrelle patterson, benjamin, donald brown, isiah crowell, carlos hyde, fred jackson, james starks, josh gordon

    1. ↓ Post By Dorian Colbert

      Yeager-
      I don’t think Allen is necessarily that much better than a Daniels without Pitta in the mix. That being said, you have the rb depth to make the move without much fallout. I might get another week or two out of Brown and then make a move for Olsen with him.
      -Trash

  3. ↓ Post By JessePinkman

    Ha Alex gonna come on hear angry you call him trash man. Lol!

  4. ↓ Post By VickInABox

    Hey guys I need help. I’ll be adding Mike Evans and Ebron this week. I have Rudolph, so need another tight end. My question is who do I drop, only need one, out of Rudolph, Crowell, Freeman, Tate, Davante Adams, Harry Douglas, John brown, Josh Gordon. To drop a receiver would leave me really thin at the position. What do you think.

    1. ↓ Post By Dorian Colbert

      Vick-
      You can safely drop Freeman in redraft leagues.

  5. ↓ Post By lyambay

    What’s up peeps. Quick question. Fred Jackson was just dropped last week and is currently available on waiver wire. Should I drop Terrence West, Bobby Rainey, or even CJ Spiller for him. I have Andre Ellington, and Ahmad Bradshaw. Was thinking of dropping West. Since Cleveland is on bye, Tate is coming back and Crowell should be available down the road if needed. Side note, I had Spiller last year and picked him late this year based on value but as usual Jackson looks better. Completely washed out with Spiller. Thanks.

    1. ↓ Post By Dorian Colbert

      I would drop West. Rainey should retain considerable value even with Martin back.

  6. ↓ Post By tcards19

    Trade Question
    10 Team PPR

    I get LeVeon Bell for Alshon Jeffery.
    I still have Demaryius Thomas, Cordorelle Patterson, and Kelvin Benjamin
    RB’s are Ellington, Gerhart, Bradshaw, and Terrance West.

    Make the Trade?

    1. ↓ Post By Dorian Colbert

      Just do it. Great trade.

  7. ↓ Post By christofire

    trade eval:

    trade away Russel Wilson and Asiata to get Rodgers and Smith Sr.

    normally wouldn’t need help with this one, but with Wilsons steady consistency so far and Rodgers inconsistency I wouldn’t mind a second opinion.

    1. ↓ Post By christofire

      he just changed it to Wilson and T West for Rodgers… what about that?

      1. ↓ Post By Dorian Colbert

        Wilson has the higher floor, but Rodgers has a higher ceiling. I would probably make the trade if your team is struggling.

  8. ↓ Post By halo327

    WR Waiver Wire question
    12 team ppr

    I have Cooks, Allen, Hilton and Colston. Should I dump Colston and pick up either Shorts, Hopkins, Randle or James Jones? I’m leaning more towards Hopkins…

  9. ↓ Post By fernie76021

    Ppr League
    Who to start? I have L.mccoy starting so as my 2nd rb sproles or K.Davis?

    C.Shorts or Kurley as my 3rd wr?

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