Fantasy football picks: Week 4 FanDuel GPP breakdown

TAMPA, FL - DEC 30: Matt Ryan (2) of the Falcons rolls out to his right looking for an open receiver during the regular season game between the Atlanta Falcons and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on December 30, 2018 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Cliff Welch/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /

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Fantasy football picks: Week 4 FanDuel GPP breakdown

Greg Olsen – We had him featured in this article last week, and he really shined so let’s go back to it once again. Olsen has 25 targets through three weeks and finally broke out scoring two touchdowns against Arizona. He showed instant chemistry with Kyle Allen and should be his favorite target, and security blanket going forward. Houston is weak against the pass as I mentioned earlier, and Olsen actually saw a price decrease from last week, so not really sure why that was but we can take full advantage.

Vernon Davis – Old man Davis has settled into his new starting role, and so far has not done much with the opportunity. He is sharing snaps with Jeremy Sprinkle, but against the 32nd ranked passing defense I think Davis has a great chance to find the end-zone for the first time all year.

Darren Waller – This will be the least popular of the top three tight ends this week. Waller has lived up to the pre-season hype in a big way, playing 95% of the snaps, getting 29 targets, for over 250 yards, but no touchdowns.

He is the new favorite option for Carr, and this match-up with the Colts could not be better, as they have struggled to contain tight-ends just allowing Austin Hopper to score two touchdowns on them. Waller is an elite pass catcher and will get his first score this Sunday.