Fantasy Football Start/Sit Advice: Wan’Dale Robinson, Michael Gallup, Luke Musgrave, Jonnu Smith

Which under-the-radar players might be able to give your fantasy team a lift? Which chalky players might not be as safe as they seem? Our featured analysts name some potential sleepers and underachievers, along with start/sit advice for Week 5. Here’s all of their fantasy football Week 5 start/sit lineup advice. And below we dive into a few notable players.

Fantasy Football Start/Sit Advice: Week 5

Luke Musgrave (TE – GB)

“Let’s go back to the well with Luke Musgrave, assuming he returns from the concussion protocol. He was supposed to break out last Thursday night before sustaining the concussion early on. His usage has been fantastic for a rookie tight end; that boom stat line has avoided him so far, though. I’m prognosticating 50 yards and his first career touchdown on Sunday in a plus matchup with the Raiders.”
– Zach Greubel (Gridiron Experts)

Wan’Dale Robinson (WR – NYG)

“Wan’Dale Robinson has some sleeper appeal in deeper leagues. Robinson played just 22% of snaps in his season debut and immediately received five targets. Last week, Robinson played 64% of snaps and saw a team-leading six targets and one rush attempt. The Giants clearly want to get him involved and the usage could lead to a bigger stat line facing a Dolphins defense that is allowing the 10th-most fantasy points to receivers. ”
– John Hesterman (Dynasty League Football)

Michael Gallup (WR – DAL)

“Two years removed from his ACL injury, Michael Gallup is back to being a fantasy sleeper. After the Cowboys acquired Brandin Cooks this offseason, Gallup became a fantasy afterthought. Four weeks into the season, it seems the opposite has come true, as Gallup has more targets, yards, and receptions per game. Coming off back-to-back 5+ receptions and 60+ yard performances, Gallup slides into the fantasy flex tier. This week against an elite 49ers, Prescott will be forced to look outside of CeeDee Lamb and Pollard, further increasing Gallup’s upside.”
– Ellis Johnson (RotoBaller)

Jonnu Smith (TE – ATL)

“Did Jonnu Smith just take over the TE1 role from the much-heralded Kyle Pitts? I think so! He has seen 6+ targets in the last three games and went off for 95 yards last week in England against the Jags! Tight ends are a game of chance after the first 3-4, so follow the targets and hope the production continues this week in Houston.”
– Adam Dove (The Fantasy Couriers)