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NFL fantasy football rankings for Week 4

NFL fantasy football rankings for Week 4
DeAndre Hopkins doesn't have a great matchup by the numbers, but he's always a must-start. Andy Lyons/Getty Images

Week 3 is nothing but a memory, so let's take a look at the positional rankings for Week 4:

QB 

  1. Drew Brees @ NYG
  2. Patrick Mahomes @ DEN
  3. Philip Rivers vs. SF
  4. Aaron Rodgers vs. BUF
  5. Matt Ryan vs. CIN
  6. Tom Brady vs. MIA
  7. Ben Roethlisberger vs. BAL
  8. Andy Dalton @ ATL
  9. Deshaun Watson @ IND
  10. Matt Stafford @ DAL
  11. Russell Wilson @ ARI
  12. Kirk Cousins @ LAR
  13. Ryan Fitzpatrick @ CHI
  14. Jared Goff vs. MIN
  15. Joe Flacco @ PIT

RB (standard scoring)

  1. Ezekiel Elliott vs. DET
  2. Todd Gurley vs. MIN
  3. Saquon Barkley vs. NO
  4. Alvin Kamara @ NYG
  5. Kareem Hunt @ DEN
  6. Melvin Gordon vs. SF
  7. Jordan Howard vs. TB
  8. David Johnson vs. SEA
  9. Giovani Bernard @ ATL
  10. James Conner vs. BAL
  11. Tevin Coleman vs. CIN
  12. Leonard Fournette vs. NYJ
  13. Carlos Hyde @ OAK
  14. Kerryon Johnson @ DAL
  15. Lamar Miller @ IND
  16. Dalvin Cook @ LAR
  17. Kenyan Drake @ NE
  18. Chris Carson @ ARI
  19. Philip Lindsay vs. KC
  20. Dion Lewis vs. PHI
  21. Sony Michel vs. MIA
  22. James White vs. MIA
  23. Alex Collins @ PIT
  24. Royce Freeman vs. KC
  25. Matt Breida @ LAC
  26. Jay Ajayi @ TEN
  27. LeSean McCoy @ GB
  28. Isaiah Crowell @ JAX
  29. Aaron Jones vs. BUF
  30. Derrick Henry vs. PHI

WR (standard scoring)

  1. Antonio Brown vs. BAL
  2. Odell Beckham Jr. vs. NO
  3. Michael Thomas @ NYG
  4. DeAndre Hopkins @ IND
  5. Julio Jones vs. CIN
  6. Tyreek Hill @ DEN
  7. JuJu Smith-Schuster vs. BAL
  8. Mike Evans @ CHI
  9. Keenan Allen vs. SF
  10. Davante Adams vs. BUF
  11. AJ Green @ ATL
  12. TY Hilton vs. HOU
  13. Emmanuel Sanders vs. KC
  14. Stefan Diggs @ LAR
  15. Adam Thielen @ LAR
  16. Jarvis Landry @ OAK
  17. Allen Robinson vs. TB
  18. Golden Tate @ DAL
  19. Will Fuller @ IND
  20. Demaryius Thomas vs. KC
  21. Sterling Shepard vs. NO
  22. Kenny Golladay @ DAL
  23. Brandin Cooks vs. MIN
  24. Robert Woods vs. MIN
  25. John Brown @ PIT
  26. Calvin Ridley vs. CIN
  27. Nelson Agholor @ TEN
  28. Marvin Jones @ DAL
  29. Sammy Watkins @ DEN
  30. Cooper Kupp vs. MIN
  31. Michael Crabtree @ PIT
  32. Amari Cooper vs. CLE
  33. Mike Williams vs. SF
  34. DeSean Jackson @ CHI
  35. Larry Fitzgerald vs. SEA
  36. Kenny Stills @ NE
  37. Tyler Boyd @ ATL
  38. Tyler Lockett @ ARI
  39. Geronimo Allison vs. BUF
  40. Antonio Callaway @ OAK

TE (standard scoring)

  1. Travis Kelce @ DEN
  2. Rob Gronkowski vs. MIA
  3. Zach Ertz @ TEN
  4. Trey Burton vs. TB
  5. Jimmy Graham vs. BUF
  6. Kyle Rudolph @ LAR
  7. Eric Ebron vs. HOU
  8. Jared Cook vs. CLE
  9. David Njoku @ OAK
  10. Benjamin Watson @ NYG
  11. George Kittle @ LAC
  12. OJ Howard @ CHI
  13. Vance McDonald vs. BAL
  14. Tyler Eifert @ ATL
  15. Jack Doyle vs. HOU

D/ST

  1. Jaguars vs. NYJ
  2. Bears vs. TB
  3. Chargers vs. SF
  4. Eagles @ TEN
  5. Packers vs. BUF
  6. Seahawks @ ARI
  7. Rams vs. MIN
  8. Browns @ OAK
  9. Cowboys vs. DET
  10. Vikings @ Rams
  11. Ravens @ PIT
  12. Colts vs. HOU
  13. Patriots vs. MIA
  14. Texans @ IND
  15. Jets @ JAX

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Josh Hader battled back from a 3-0 count to secure the strikeout. Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images.

With a chance to make a late splash in his New York Mets debut, Juan Soto came up empty.

After signing the biggest contract in baseball history last offseason, the slugger came to bat with two runners aboard and the Mets down by two in the ninth inning Thursday. But instead of delivering the huge hit New York was looking for, he whiffed on a full-count slider from hard-throwing closer Josh Hader that was way outside the strike zone to send the Mets to a second straight opening day loss in Houston's 3-1 victory.

“He just got me in that situation,” Soto said.

Hader loaded the bases with nobody out, then fanned third-string catcher Hayden Senger in his first major league at-bat. Francisco Lindor’s sacrifice fly made it 3-1, and there were runners on first and third when Hader struck out Soto for his 200th career save.

“We all want to do something in a big spot,” Soto said. “We’re all trying to get the knock and try to bring the runs in and try to help the team either way.”

Soto singled and walked twice against the Astros after signing a record $765 million, 15-year contract as a free agent in December.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza was asked if he thought Soto felt extra pressure in the ninth inning because it was his first game with a new team.

“Yeah, of course, as a competitor he always wants to come through,” Mendoza said. “I thought he had some good at-bats today and even on that one he got it 3-0 and then 3-1 and that pitch that he got there (he) just missed it. Pretty good pitch. But he’ll come through.”

Soto, who played for the American League champion New York Yankees last season, joins the Mets as they chase their first World Series title since 1986.

The four-time All-Star was disappointed his first game with the Mets didn't go their way.

“I was expecting to win the game,” he said. “Definitely it’s not how we wanted. ... They’re a really good team over there and they come in and grind. For me it was a good experience. These guys are amazing and we’ve been having a good time since spring training and we’ve just got to bring that all the way.”

The 26-year-old Soto hit .288 with 41 homers and 109 RBIs last year and won a Silver Slugger Award for a fifth straight season.

Soto is a career .285 hitter with 201 home runs and 592 RBIs in seven major league seasons. He's also played for the Nationals and Padres.


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