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FANTASY HOT & NOT WEEK 4

By: David Bachman
Fantasy Football Editor For WagerOnFootball.com
October 6th, Page Updated at 6:00pm

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As we lead up to the NFL WEEK 5 with this weeks games on the slate, you are in need of a HOT fantasy football player right? Well, these Top Adds for the week should help you out. If you need to dump a lame duck on your team, these NOTS should be them. Fantasy Football always favors the prepared mind. The more research you do, and the more HOT players you have to choose from on your team, the better your odds are of winning your fantasy football league outright this year. Make sure you stick with us as we try to uncover that unplucked gem of fantasy football. Onto this weeks Fantasy Football Hot & Not Players.

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Fantasy Hot & Not - Following Week 4's NFL Games

Team	FANTASY FOOTBALL WHO'S HOT - AFTER WEEK 4
Kevin Curtis, WR ST.L:	Week 5 Outlook: A solid start, even against a decent cornerback. Seattle CB Andre Dyson is athletic and experienced, and the Seahawks will cause QB Marc Bulger problems with their pass rush. But WR Torry Holt will draw so much attention that Curtis often will work against single coverage, which will draw Bulger's eye.
Joe Jurevicius, WR - SEA:	Week 5 Outlook: Need a Week 5 fill-in? You just found your man. Jurevicius has everything going his way in Week 5, including opportunity and matchup. With WRs Darrell Jackson (knee) and Bobby Engram (ribs) likely out, Jurevicius should be Seattle's No. 1 receiver. That could force QB Matt Hasselbeck to be a bit less democratic in his distribution of the ball, yet the Seahawks could be forced to throw often to keep pace with St. Louis.
Ravens D/ST	Week 5 Outlook: Detroit has plenty of weapons, but the Lions apparently have no clue how to use them. At least, QB Joey Harrington doesn't seem to know how. And because Harrington generally responds poorly to pressure, he will be a sack magnet against a relentless Baltimore defense that will run some 4-6 fronts (sorry RB Kevin Jones) and bring lots of pass-rush heat
Edgerrin James, RB - IND:	Week 5 Outlook: Because the 49ers are so hobbled in the secondary (where they weren't all that deep or talented to begin with), expect the team to drop seven or eight defenders into coverage on most plays. And though San Francisco's front line has pulled its weight, the linebackers have been out of position at times--a weakness James is especially qualified to exploit.
Brandon Lloyd - WR - 49ers	Week 5 Outlook: Brandon Lloyd is the only player the niners have. Somebody has to be able to help this team??!!!
Keyshawn Johnson, WR - DAL	Week 5 Outlook: Johnson works the intermediate area of the field as well as anyone in football and should be a popular target for a pressured Drew Bledsoe. Unable to wait for his downfield receivers to get open against a blitz-happy Eagles' defense, Bledsoe will settle for short-intermediate throws to Johnson.

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Team	FANTASY FOOTBALL WHO'S NOT HOT
Alex Smith TE, Bucs:	Week 5 Outlook: Limited impact with passing game on back-burner. Smith is a solid receiver but with Tampa's offense relying heavily on the run, his receiving chances will be limited. In addition, New York has athletic linebackers and safeties capable of containing Smith downfield
J.J. Arrington, RB Cardinals:	Week 5 Outlook: Change-of-pace carries is all he'll get for now. Arrington still seems to be learning the ropes, and he isn't likely to luck into any big plays at this point. He is a quicksilver runner, but he needs a seam and he hasn't learned to be patient and set up his blocks. And because RB Marcel Shipp is the third-down back and the goal-line runner his value is limited.
Brian Jones, TE Jags:	Week 5 Outlook: Jags' best pass-catching TE isn't much help. The Jaguars have too many other talented options to throw the ball to that have both size and much more playmaking ability than Jones
Eric Moulds – BUF K:	Week 5 Outlook: Horrid season continues as passing game goes down in flames. Moulds' four week stats (10-catches, 80-yards) are more along the line of what you would expect from him in one game. It's been an abysmal season for Moulds and doesn't look likely to improve against the Dolphins. With Buffalo's passing game in tatters, Moulds' downfield passing ability is a nonfactor.
Marty Booker – MIA WR:	Week 5 Outlook: Conservative offense offers few big play opportunities. Miami's passing game is limited to short, safe throws. Gus Frerotte will target Booker as a possession receiver but with limited receptions and little big play ability, Booker is a fantasy no-go
John Carney – NO K:	Week 5 Outlook: Don't expect more than extra points this week. The Saints should score TDs in Green Bay, but don't expect a lot of field-goal production for Carney. He hasn't kicked well on grass lately, he has missed a couple of chip shots this season, and Green Bay's red-zone defense is awful.