2026 Fantasy Football: Week 4 Prop Plays – FanDuel Sportsbook

Yikes. The good news is that there’s nowhere to go from here but up. All of our previous gains have been erased following a disastrous 0-3 performance in Week 3. I’m not just saying this only to save face, but it’s important to stick with the process. No, I don’t want to live in clichés. But once you have a process, it’s important to stick with it and not be rash. So, let’s jump right back on it. Here are some Week 4 prop plays on FanDuel Sportsbook to target.

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NFL Week 4 Prop Plays – FanDuel Sportsbook

Kenyon Sadiq Over 41.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

With a combined five catches for 38 yards in the first two weeks of the season, it was a slow start to Sadiq’s career. Last week, though, the rookie came alive. There were many factors in play, but ultimately it was a situation of Sadiq capitalizing on the opportunity in front of him.

Receivers Adonai Mitchell and Omar Cooper were out due to injury last week, and Mason Taylor joined them. That thrust Sadiq into a front-and-center role, and he certainly delivered. Yes, there was plenty of offense in New York’s matchup against the Detroit Lions overall. However, the Lions also struggle against opposing tight ends. Through the first three weeks of the season, the Lions are giving up an average of 117 yards per game to tight ends.

That stands in large contrast to a Chicago Bears team allowing just 43 receiving yards per game to opposing tight ends. Sadiq’s player prop for this week is under that, but it’s close. The larger takeaway here, though, is that Sadiq is more than a traditional tight end. And now with Breece Hall also injured, Sadiq has to have a big role this week. And last week, he proved that he’s capable of delivering.

Kenny Gainwell 3+ Receptions (+152)

The Buccaneers offense has been a mess to begin the season. In fact, that might be putting it mildly. Now, Baker Mayfield is out for the next few weeks, and undrafted rookie Jalon Daniels is set to start under center.

Gainwell was acquired to play a specific role this season, and through three weeks, we haven’t seen the impact of that. No one expected Gainwell to have just six catches for 22 yards to begin the season, but there’s no time like the present to change that narrative. It’s not the best matchup against the Green Bay Packers this week, but the Buccaneers will have to generate some level of offense.

With Daniels under center, the expectation is that the playbook will be pared down and conservative. Gainwell is in the perfect situation to be a safety net for the rookie.

Malik Willis 30+ Rushing Yards (-102)

In Week 1, Willis rushed for 39 yards, and last week, he had 56 rushing yards. In between, Willis had six rushing yards in Week 2, but that’s not going to stop us from targeting this week’s player prop. There aren’t many good things we can say about the Miami Dolphins’ offense, and now it’s even harder to do so. With De’Von Achane out for the year, the Dolphins are simply devoid of weapons. That means it will be on Willis to try and make things happen with his legs.

Caleb Williams is the only true running quarterback the Minnesota Vikings have faced this season, and he had 42 rushing yards against them. I’m only looking for Willis to get to 30 this week, and that should be very attainable.

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