Another week of wild NFL action is in the books! In my opinion, scoring seemed down across the board, with random players coming out of nowhere to break into the top 10 at their positions. We had receivers and running backs scoring insane points on benches; some weren’t even on teams. Quarterback scoring seemed the most volatile, with a few of the studs performing well, but everyone else underwhelmed. With all of this chaos, here are some players who I think saw their trade values rise or fall based on how they performed in Week 3.

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Week 4 Fallers

Kyler Murray (QB – ARI)

The entire Cardinals offense looks a little lost through three weeks of 2022. Murray threw a whopping 58 passes against the Rams this week, but none of them went for scores. He completed 37 of those attempts but only amassed 314 yards, a 5.4-yard average. That kind of production is almost hard to achieve. That’s how bad it is. Maybe it’s the absence of Hopkins or something else, but I’m fine trying to add Murray where I can while his value is seeing a slight downturn here.

Jerry Jeudy (WR – DEN)

What an ugly Sunday night game we got this week. Both teams looked terrible, but the one player who stood out as especially ugly was Jeudy on the Broncos. He only caught two of six targets for 17 yards. Granted, the Broncos’ offense looked like they were sleepwalking, but that’s no excuse. Courtland Sutton put together a respectable outing in PPR leagues thanks to his eight catches, but Jeudy? Not so much. I’m not panic selling just yet, but if there’s a Jeudy truther in your league willing to buy him for the right price, I’d be willing to let him go. There are too many other receivers I’d rather put in my lineup right now than Jeudy, who’s looked bad two weeks in a row.

Logan Thomas (TE – WAS)

Thomas looked fine the last two weeks, but he was a total dud this week. Tight end is a crapshoot week to week in fantasy, but after this week’s output, I can’t trust Thomas or the Commanders all that much. The Eagles were supposed to be a great matchup for Thomas, but he finished with a whopping 2.5 PPR points, which were primarily influenced by his two catches on three targets. By my calculations, that means he only got five yards of offense! Puke. I’m not dropping him just yet, but I’m open to trading him for almost anything in redraft leagues. There are too many tight ends who can put up those numbers on the waiver wire.

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