Week 4 is here and you need to set your lineup.

And you're starting to tinker with, do I start this wide receiver or do I start this wide receiver?

Well, this video will help you because these are the 10 wide receivers.

You have to start and sit for week four.

We're beginning with the rookie Romeo Dobbs in Green Bay, who this week is a must start because he's a top 20 wide receiver in my rankings and projections. And he had his breakout game, if you will, last week when he catches 100% of his targets,

all eight of them, 73 yards and a touchdown.

And he also earned two other targets that were called back by penalty.

So 10 targets from Rogers in this one, but here's the big thing.

He did it against the Buck secondary, and their entire defense is great, but let's take a look

at how good the secondary is.

So far, the season, the the bucks ranked second overall. This is including playing Romeo Dobbs last week and he was still able to break through in coverage.

And this is something they've been doing for years now as being strong in that secondary, especially their safeties.

Now this past week, we saw a little bit of a passing of the torch, if you will.

Romeo Dobbs, he ended up leading the team in routes.

He stayed out there over Alan Lazard for one wide receiver sets. And this ended up leading to him

seeing eight, technically 10 targets, if you count those two passes that were called back for

penalty compared to Alan Lazard's six. And he was seeing some downfield usage as well. And his

toughest matchup of the season is now behind him in the bucks, which he conquered, and he has a

really good one this week. And that's because he faces the New England Patriots who ranked 28th in coverage so far this

year. They have not been good. They lost J.C. Jackson and this offseason of Free Agency and a bunch of

other pieces. It's nowhere near the same secondary that we're used to from a couple years back. And now, the

way this Packers offense has been set up so far, it's exactly what he was doing. 17.3 yards perception is

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