Draft Kings Week 4 Fantasy Football: 5 Sleeper Plays

I'm all in on the Bills' defense this week against the Houston Texans. Houston's QB Ryan Fitzpatrick is interception prone and Buffalo's secondary led the league in picks for most of the 2013 campaign. They also can pile up sacks and this matchup projects to be conducive to their fantasy success, especially considering their cheap price.

Watkins will benefit from Buffalo's running game going north and south on the Texans' defense by capitalizing wide on screens and particularly in play-action schemes. After seeing all 60 minutes of Houston's game with the New York Giants last week, I'm nearly certain Watkins will go for five receptions, 70-plus yards and a TD.

Kerley had seven receptions for 81 yards and a TD against the Chicago Bears in Week 3 and should match similar production again this week against the Detroit Lions. Eric Decker is still being hindered by a lingering hamstring injury, making Kerley's presence in the passing game undeniably important.

Le'Veon Bell and LeGarrette Blount have been on a roll (no pun intended) thus far into 2014 for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the duo appears to be the most dynamic, complimentary tandem in the NFL. Blount is the bruiser and Bell is the speed, and opposing defenses are baffled on how to stop them. Blount had 118 yards and a TD against the Carolina Panthers' defense and could perform similarly against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Glennon was solid in 2013 when given the starting gig and developed an undeniable rapport with WR Vincent Jackson in particular. Expecting this duo to produce against the suspect Pittsburgh Steelers secondary is a fair assumption, so don't base your opinion of the Buccaneers' offense on what they have done so far under QB Josh McCown.