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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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