Week 4 is here and it's time you win some money. I've spent over 20 hours researching this week so far.

And that's good news for you because I'm about to spill all my secrets. These are the best

plays for week four. And we must talk about this $6,000 wide receiver Deontay Johnson because he's

currently coming in as the highest owned wide receiver on the slate. And it makes sense. He's

going up against a poor jet secondary borderlineline bottom five in the NFL, and he is a highly

projected player this week. So what's the issue with this? Well, there's a lot of issues in my opinion.

Starting with the fact that his quarterback as of this week is still Mitchell Tribisky, yet

DeAnde Johnson is coming in with very confident ownership is what ownership says. It shows people's

confidence in a player. 20% is a big number. And now the positive thing is that he's seen 10 plus

targets every single week and he's basically scoring 12 plus points. So if he does that at 6,000,

it doesn't harm you. But in a GPP at that ownership, you need 20 plus. And I truthfully question

his ability to do that because he's not being targeted downfield. Just 5.9 yards per target is

outside the top 75 receivers this year. And check this out. I tweeted about this, but he has 21 receptions this year and he has negative six total yards after the catch,

meaning he's getting a lot of short catches and being tackled on most of these right when

he catches a ball or even bouncing back a couple yards. So this is concerning because it's showing

he's not having explosive playupside. He needs this volume. He doesn't even have a red zone target on the year. So because of this, I choose other wide receivers who are half as owned or even less, and we'll talk about those players

in a second. And I'd even choose his own teammate, Chase Claypool at lower ownership if you want to

get ultimate leverage. I prefer taking his over 39 and a half receiving prop. You can do this as well with a link in the bio to prizepicks.com. So that's a polarizing wide receiver this week. Let's talk about a running back.

And really, it's going to be the Bears backfield, whether it's Dave and Montgomery

starting.

And if he doesn't start, then back up Khalil Herbert.

But for Montgomery, if he starts, I want to be playing him at just 6,200.

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