All In Speed Run Fantasy Football Week 4 Ranks Discussion with Pat Mayo and Ian Hartitz
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Sep 25, 2025 Ian Hartitz, a fantasy analyst from FantasyLife.com, and Jake Seeley from The Athletic dive into the latest fantasy football insights. They discuss buy-low targets like Chris Olave, tackle running back injuries, and evaluate waiver wire strategies. The duo debates trade options, analyzes wide receiver injuries, and assesses the implications of player performances. They also highlight the impact of tough defenses and suggest mid-tier quarterback and tight end options, rounding out their expert analysis for the week.
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Woody Marks Is A Top Waiver Target
- Woody Marks profiles as the best RB waiver target in many leagues due to Texas' backfield uncertainty and his clear role growth.
- Marks offers upside relative to common handcuffs like Blake Corum and Ray Davis.
Make A Receiver Flowchart Around Injuries
- Use receiver injury flowcharts: if Mike Evans is out and Chris Godwin is limited, prioritize rookie Justin Watson? (sic) sorry Patrick— prioritize Mike Evans absence beneficiaries like Puka Nacua.
- Adjust weekly starts based on who actually practices and is eased in.
Buy Drake London Despite Penix Issues
- Buy Drake London as a clear buy-low because his volume and target share remain high despite poor QB play.
- Don't punish a receiver when the quarterback or scheme appears to be the limiting factor.