Ken Walker Goes Off, Barkley & Bigsby Hurt | Week 4 2026

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John Hansen (1:26)

Hey, what's up? Week four almost in the books, Brian Drake and I, John Hansen are back with another addition to the Fantasy Points Podcast. Pretty wild week. The Patriots get a big win, maybe turn their season around. The Jaguars continue to be very boring, but at least a Brenton Strange came through. The Giants get it done. The Rams come through late.

Christian Watson comes up a little small. Zay Flowers goes off. Derrick Henry somehow doesn't run for 100 And Fireworks with the Cowboys and the Texans and more here as we recap the week that was. Thanks for subscribing. Throw us a bone with a good review and you're welcome.

Brian Drake (2:20)

Week four is in the books. It's Monday morning. Welcome to the Fantasy Points Podcast. Brian Drake alongside the guru, John Hansen. John, every Monday you and I get together and give our instant reaction to what just happened on the field. Man, they didn't turn the injury bug off. Many more injuries this week. Saquon Barkley, T. Higgins, Jamar Chase, Kyle Juszczyk, just to name a few.

There was a week where you kind of needed certain players to go off. Maybe you needed Givante or CD. Lam to have a big week. Ken Walker in the late window. And there were some guys that let us down. Parker Washington, Dalton Kincaid come to mind. But a weird wild week in the, as you like to call it, National Fake You Out League.

John Hansen (3:03)

Yeah, that's where I was going to go with it. A lot of nonsensical stuff happened. A lot of anti-schematic events, as I call them, where the schematics or the data on the coverages for a guy didn't look good, but he came through.

Also, again, a lot of unpredictability, but also just a general kind of lack of scoring. It's like pulling teeth here to have a fantasy lineup where almost everyone goes off or do really well on props. I had a pretty good week so far on props. I'm six and three. If JMo goes over 50 yards, I'll get to seven and two or seven and three, which I can't complain about. But yeah, a little underwhelmed from the day, but we'll get into it individually. There's this like every situation, it's its own little case here. And there were just a bunch of little complications, which really started off with that damn Sunday game, by the way.

Brian Drake (3:59)

The London game is back in our life for the next three weeks. And it saw the Indianapolis Colts beat the Washington Commanders 30 to 13

This is the day where, listen, the commanders came out and they look good in the first half and the Colts look like trash. Then all of a sudden, Marcus Mariota gets hurt, goes down, re-aggravates, could be an MCL injury. And into our life pops, Ethan Kellyak-Manis, a kid who I didn't even know. I think he went to Rutgers or something.

John Hansen (4:28)

I thought he looked pretty good in the pre-season. He showed some spunk.

Brian Drake (4:32)

He's got some zip on the ball. There's no question about it. But at the end of the day, this is a very late round pick who is getting thrust into an offense that he probably doesn't even know. And he's just not ready to compete. He goes 15 of 33 for a buck 86 and a touchdown to Traylon Burks.