FlurrySports’ best fantasy football WR streamers for Week 4, including Indianapolis Colts’ Keenan Allen.
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I get that I probably say this every year, but this season has already been rife with the most injuries we’ve seen in quite a while. Justin Jefferson is injured now along with what feels like half of the receivers available, so if you’re like me, you may be looking to stream the wide receiver position for fantasy this week. We have highlighted all of the top fantasy football waiver wire pickups for Week 4, but that’s not necessarily the list of the best players to add and start this weekend.
Here are three Week 4 fantasy football WR streamers that you can plug into your lineup!
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Fantasy Football Week 4 WR Streamers
Dontayvion Wicks, Philadelphia Eagles (49.5% owned)
Getting traded from the Green Bay Packers this offseason was one of the best things that could’ve happened to Dontayvion Wicks. In Week 1, he racked up over 70 receiving yards and added a touchdown before adding another 70 yards in Week 2. In Week 4, he faces off against the Los Angeles Rams in a matchup where the Eagles will need to pass the ball to keep pace offensively.
It’s clear that Wicks is the second option at wide receiver in the offense and that comes with plenty of value on a team like Philadelphia. The best thing about Wicks is that he doesn’t just have value for Week 4; he has value for the rest of the season. With the rate receivers are getting hurt, he may find a way to be a league winner.
Adonai Mitchell, New York Jets (33.9%)
Yes, I get that he was out hurt this week, but Adonai Mitchell should be back in full next week. His injury will cause people to overlook him on the waiver wire, but there’s no reason for that with how productive he’s been over the first two weeks. While he had a modest stat line in Week 1, much of that can be attributed to the fact that the New York Jets ran the ball down the throats of the Tennessee Titans for a full 60 minutes.
In Week 2, Mitchell hauled in six catches for 63 yards on 12 targets. Check out his full usage in our Opportunity Index. He’s a big play threat, and it’s clear that the Jets really like what he can bring to this offense. Geno Smith is at the helm now, and we all know he likes to throw the ball downfield, which gives him more value than he’d usually see in New York. The Jets are also better than in past years, so while they might be down late in games, they certainly won’t be blown out to the point that he loses all value, making him an intriguing pickup this week.
Keenan Allen, Indianapolis Colts (23.7%)
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: pick up Keenan Allen for your team. Sure, he put up a dud in Week 2, but he has still seen plenty of targets in each game this season. Allen has 20 targets over three games, and outside of a bad Week 2, he has six catches in each of the other two weeks.
The Indianapolis Colts have a role for Allen, and it’s clear he’s already one of the more trusted players in this offense. With Pierce still out for four weeks, there will only be more room for Allen to grow in this offense. With a bad Washington Commanders defense on deck, Allen should be able to rack up the points in Week 4.
