Week 4 is over and you have a lot to unpack.

I've sorted through it all for you and found just the important information.

These are the seven running max you need to add before your friends do.

Now it starts with a situation involving Jonathan Taylor from the Colts who unfortunately is believed who have suffered from their

Ace Beat reporter a high ankle sprain and they play on Thursday night so it's very unlikely, probably doubtful that he's playing this week. Now, it's likely Naeem Heim's roster in your league. He'd be the starter here, but it's not the

guy I want to talk about. I want to talk about a Coltrane back who's 0% owned. But if you are in a

league where Naim Himes is available in the 34% of leagues, yes, he's the number one waiver 0% own. And that's Dion Jackson who needs to be added in 12 team leagues in all deeper leagues.

He's a 2021 undrafted free agent who had a solid preseason this year. And he would be the one for

one replacement for Jonathan Taylor. He's the same size. He's 220-ish pounds with elite size and

speed. And you can just check out his workout metrics. His speed scores top 10% of all time,

well above average in terms of his burst. He's a solid RB for sure. So here's what

all this means. He's likely to earn snaps right away on Thursday. And if you go through Naimheim's

career game logs, he's only played 50% of the snaps and more and 13% of his starts out of 68

career starts. So ad Jackson and this AFC running back. And this next player to add stems from a Javante Williams knee injury that is thought to be serious. Prayers up for Javante, but here's what

this means. You need to add Mike Boone in every single league. Because this past week, he ended up

playing over 35% of the snaps, 19 of the 53, actually more than Melvin Gordon who played

just 10 snaps. And that means that Mike Boone's snaps have now increased in four straight weeks.

Now we have to clear some things up here.

Elvin Gordon was dealing with injury heading into this week and he left a game for a decent

amount of time, but he did come back in the fourth quarter where Mike Boone still out snapped

him and saw more opportunities.

You could expect Boone to see close least 50% of the snaps and seen at least five touches, he averages 15.3 fantasy points per game. I mean, these are RB1 type numbers with 15 opportunities per game. And he's a great pass catcher. Not only is he a great pass catcher, but his athleticism is elite. I mean, he has top 1% speed of all time. Of all the running backs ever enter the NFL, he is in the top 1% in terms of his burst and speed combination. The news isn't out yet on Giovante, but he might even miss the entire season.

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