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I can’t calm your nerves about this matchup. The Philadelphia front seven is just as scary as you think they are. But it is worth reminding you that the Commanders succeeded in taking the air out of the ball in this spot last season, ending the Eagles’ undefeated season in the process. In that game, Washington ran the rock 49 times and threw it just 29 times (Robinson’s line: 26 carries for 86 yards and a score). The Commanders’ lead back is a safe RB2 that can be started across the board. Antonio Gibson: With each passing game, it becomes more and more obvious that Gibson is a liability. He lost another fumble in Week 3 and has played his way off of fantasy rosters. He is no longer a threat to Robinson’s role, and this isn’t nearly potent enough of an offense to sustain a secondary back – even if Gibson were to turn in a few positive performances. My answer was yes. He’s finished outside of the top 80 in consecutive weeks, and the lack of production isn’t even what concerns me most. It’s the fact that he struggled in games where McLaurin had a tough matchup, thus making him a higher-priority target than he will be in most spots. Until he proves capable of earning targets at even a league-average rate, the explosive play potential is just that: potential. In a perfect world, you have a deep roster where you can try to wait out this tough stretch and bet on his talent. But if that’s not the case, I can’t say that I blame you for moving on. A. Wide Receivers Terry McLaurin: It’s been a tough run of matchups to open the season for McLaurin, and the sledding doesn’t get any easier this weekend. That said, he did rack up 128 yards in Week 10 against the Eagles last season, recording twice as many catches as any other Commander had targets. He has yet to clear 55 receiving yards in a game this season, and while I think water will find its level with time – given his talent – this isn’t a spot where I’m comfortable locking him in. He is floating around WR30 in my ranks with names like Michael Thomas, Courtland Sutton, and Zay Flowers. Jahan Dotson: I was asked a few times on the Tuesday Waiver Wire Livestream (1 p. m. ET) if Dotson could be cut due to a roster crunch. Jalen Hurts: Since the middle of last December, Hurts has had more games with multiple interceptions than multiple touchdown passes. Yet, there are zero concerns about his status as an elite fantasy option due to the floor his legs provide. He wasn’t overly efficient on the ground against the Commanders last season (48 yards on 15 carries), and that is enough for me to look elsewhere atop the QB board in DFS situations, but there are no decisions to be made in season-long formats: Play him. Running Backs Brian Robinson Jr. : I understand the concerns about Robinson in a tough matchup coming off a game in which he was out-snapped 33-20 by Antonio Gibson, but let’s all take a deep breath for a minute. Washington Commanders vs. Philadelphia Eagles Start ‘Em, Sit ‘Em: Players To Target Include Terry McLaurin, Kenneth Gainwell, Dallas Goedert, and OthersA battle of NFC East teams features a pair of backfields that have gained clarity in the season’s first month for fantasy football managers. The Washington Commanders‘ fantasy storyline for Week 4 focuses on a potential sleeper at the tight end position, while the Philadelphia Eagles‘ fantasy preview dives into the sustainability of D’Andre Swift. HIGHLIGHTS: Commanders Shock Eagles, Win 32-21 Join us at FedExField on Sunday, October 29th at 1:00 PM when the Commanders host their NFC East rival Philadelphia Eagles. Get your tickets today! Washington Commanders vs Philadelphia Eagles Get instant advice on your decision to start Philadelphia Eagles or Washington Commanders for Week 4. We offer recommendations from over 100 fantasy ... D’Andre Swift: We wanted clarity to this backfield last week, and we certainly got it with Swift cruising past 130 total yards. He has now posted consecutive top-15 finishes at the position, and I have him ranked to make it three straight, given how committed the Eagles are to the ground game. MORE: Rest-of-Season Fantasy Rankings Swift deserves all the credit he is getting, and yet, I just can’t shake the feeling that we are nearing peak value. Swift has cleared 155 carries exactly zero times in his NFL career, and while the production was impressive last week, here’s his percentage of running back carries: Week 2: 77. 8% Week 3: 53. Looking to make a trade in your fantasy league? Having trouble deciding who to start and who to sit? Check out PFN’s Free Fantasy Football Trade Analyzer and Start/Sit Optimizer to help you make the right decision! Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles Spread: Eagles -8 Total: 43. 5 Commanders implied points: 17. 8 Eagles implied points: 25. 8 Quarterbacks Sam Howell: If you told me that Howell had a big game at some point this season, I’d believe you. He has some talent supporting him and an athletic profile that can result in some big plays. If you told me we saw a game like that this week, I’d be shocked. Where is the Value In Washington Commanders Vs. Sunday, October 1 • 10:00 AM PDT. Away CH. 390. Live. Washington Commanders. Washington Commanders logo SiriusXM NFL Radio delivers hard-hitting analysis and ...