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Daxton Hill DB | CIN
Bengals' Dax Hill: Racks up nine tackles
Hill totaled nine tackles (five solo) and a pass defensed during the Bengals' loss to the Broncos on Sunday.
Hill tied with Jordan Battle for third on the team in tackles during the loss. The 25-year-old continues to be a bright spot on a struggling Cincinnati defense, having recorded exactly nine tackles in three of his four games this season.
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Van Jefferson WR | WAS
Titans' Van Jefferson: One reception in Week 4
Jefferson recorded one catch on one target for six yards in Sunday's 26-0 loss to the Texans.
Jefferson played a season-high 41 percent of offensive snaps, though it translated to just one target. He has one or fewer targets in three of four games this season and is not on the fantasy radar.
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Jihaad Campbell LB | PHI
Eagles' Jihaad Campbell: Notches interception in Week 4 win
Campbell posted four tackles (two solo) and an interception Sunday in a 31-25 victory versus the Buccaneers.
Campbell came up with a huge interception in the fourth quarter, picking off Baker Mayfield in the end zone on a pass intended for Chris Godwin. It was the first interception of Campbell's career in his fourth NFL game. The rookie linebacker has settled into Philadelphia's defense nicely, logging 22 tackles, two defensed passes and a forced fumble through four games.
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Chimere Dike WR | TEN
Titans' Chimere Dike: Not targeted in Week 4
Dike was not targeted in Sunday's 26-0 loss to the Texans. He recorded one rush for minus-four yards.
Dike was on the field for 35 percent of offensive snaps, but his only impact on the game came on special teams. He remained Tennessee's primary kick returner and averaged 23.5 yards on six attempts.
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Riley Moss CB | DEN
Broncos' Riley Moss: Stout in coverage vs. Bengals
Moss recorded two tackles (two solo) during Monday's 28-3 win versus Cincinnati.
Moss' mark in the box score wasn't awe-inspiring in Week 4, but he was a big part of the reason why Denver held Bengals wideouts to just 64 combined receiving yards. He's been solid in coverage generally to start the season, and he's also normally an opportunistic tackler for a cornerback. Moss could easily post a better tackle total come Week 5 at Philadelphia.
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Tyler Lockett WR | LV
Titans' Tyler Lockett: No catches on four targets
Lockett recorded no receptions on four targets on Sunday's 26-0 loss to the Texans.
There were some positives to take away from the performance, as Lockett logged a season-high 74 percent of offensive snaps and drew four targets for the second consecutive game. However, he was unable to connect with Cam Ward, who has struggled in his first four starts as a pro. Like nearly every Titans' pass catcher, Lockett is an unreliable fantasy option.
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Logan Wilson LB | DAL
Bengals' Logan Wilson: Logs five stops versus Denver
Wilson tallied five tackles (two solo) in Cincinnati's loss versus the Broncos on Monday.
Wilson had a relatively quiet outing in the loss, while playing on both defense and special teams. The 29-year-old is once again on pace to surpass 100 tackles this season, a mark he's reached in four of the last five campaigns.
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Jonathon Cooper LB | DEN
Broncos' Jonathon Cooper: Disruptive in blowout win
Cooper recorded two tackles (one solo) including 0.5 sacks and a pass defensed during Monday's 28-3 win versus the Bengals.
Cooper helped make things very difficult for quarterback Jake Browning in the backup's second start of the season in Week 4, registering in the sack column for the third time in the first four games of the year. He's on pace for a second straight double-digit sack season with a matchup at Philadelphia on tap for Week 5.
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Jalen Redmond DL | MIN
Vikings' Jalen Redmond: Tallies 2.0 sacks Sunday
Redmond notched three tackles, including 2.0 sacks, in a Week 4 loss to Pittsburgh on Sunday.
Redmond recorded both of Minnesota's sacks in the defeat. The Oklahoma product didn't take long to make an impact, bringing down Aaron Rodgers for an eight-yard loss on the first play of the game. Redmond later got to Rodgers again for a 10-yard loss in the second period. Through four weeks, Redmond has 3.0 sacks after recording just 1.0 sacks across 13 regular-season contests last year.