Waiver Wire Rankings for Week 4

The Rant with Jeff Ratcliffe

Jeff Ratcliffe

Sports, Fantasy Sports, Football

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🗓️ 28 September 2021

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Jeff Ratcliffe breaks down his fantasy football waiver wire rankings for Week 4 with insights, analysis, and FAAB recommendations. Jeff then gives you his hold list, his cut list, and four defenses to stream this week.

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0:00.0	What is up, it's the rant, my name is Jeff Racklum, and it is Tuesday, September 28,
0:53.8	this week, otherwise I likely will move on from said defense, like the Cleveland Browns, for example,
1:01.3	I have enjoyed rostering them, but they faced the Minnesota Vikings, so don't necessarily love
1:09.2	that match up right there. But regardless, we'll talk about that later on, plus the guys we are
1:13.9	holding and the guys we are dropping at the top, my list, you might actually be surprised,
1:18.9	it isn't Chuba Hubbard, so Christian McCaffrey is not going to reserve, so I don't think it's worth
1:25.3	blowing all of our fab money or your waiver priority on Chuba Hubbard, because you're likely
1:30.6	only going to get a week or two, you know, you're going to get a quick, hey, Alexander Madison
1:36.3	last week, for example, that was pretty nice, but it's likely a one weaker. Now, there is value,
1:43.4	obviously, to holding Chuba Hubbard, so I'll tell you where I am with him in a second, but the guy
1:47.0	at the top of my list this week, believe it or not, is Zach Moss. All right, Buffalo, I guess you're,
1:54.6	this is just what we're going to have to deal with here. Week one, inactive, week two, barely played,
2:00.5	even though he scored the two touchdowns, now out snapping Devon Singletary, and obviously,
2:06.6	that's pretty darn important. If he's out there, I'm going to go 25% on him. I now go back to my
2:13.4	original take on him. Remember back in fantasy football draft season, he was one of the running
2:17.4	backs. I wanted to go after if you were punting your second running back spot. And this is kind of
2:22.4	the reason why what we saw last week. So we've, we've come full circle with Zach Moss, I'd go 25%
2:28.6	like I said on him. And the reason why I like him over Chuba Hubbard is because this is not a
2:36.7	handcuffed situation. This guy could very well be the lead back going forward. And if that offense
2:41.8	continues to look as good as it did in week three, Zach Moss is going to be an RB two. That's
2:48.5	pretty aggressive. I know. But that's where we are with Zach Moss. And number two on my list,
2:54.5	Alexander Madison. He showed he is the premium handcuff that we thought he was this past week,
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