Andrew Erickson#30 of 87 NFL pundits · Sep 29, 2026

In their Week 4 buy/sell column, Erickson makes a handful of forward-looking calls: Chase Brown remains Cincinnati's lead back, Keenan Allen is no better than the Colts' third pass-catcher, Mack Hollins is New England's No. 1 target, Jeremiyah Love owns Arizona's backfield, George Kittle is again a top-five fantasy tight end, and Brock Purdy belongs in the MVP conversation. They also make several availability calls for Week 4 and on Jayden Daniels' return.

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Waiting11 calls, none settled yet

—Average accuracynothing settled yet

—A naive guessthe same calls, no knowledge

0 of 11Settled11 still waiting

#30Andrew Erickson’s rankof 87 ranked NFL pundits

What Andrew Erickson said

Brock Purdy for MVP? Who says no?

Andrew Erickson, the lead quote

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The piece: Beyond the Waiver Wire: Fantasy Football Moves to Make (Week 4)
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Box score, by kind

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Group	Hits	Close	Misses	Waiting	Calls
Depth Chart Calls	0	0	0	4
Availability Calls	0	0	0	5
Positional Finishes	0	0	0	1
Award Picks	0	0	0	1
All	0	0	0	11

How each call scored

11 checkable claims — 5 availability calls, 4 depth chart calls, 1 award pick and 1 positional finish — each graded on its own rather than as one all-or-nothing call.

It names 19 players and teams, each linked to their own record.

None of them have settled yet — they grade once their results are in.

Of the 3 unsettled calls enough other pundits have weighed in on, this one lands above the room on 1 and below it on 2.

Each call is scored 0 to 100 against what happened, on its own, by the published methodology. The naive guess is what knowing nothing would have scored on the same calls; the gap, weighted by how hard the call was, is the skill.

Their call against the room

1They said

1The room (17 pundits)

Their call against everyone else's, while this is still unsettled.

Depth Chart Calls4 waitingShow ▸

Jeremiyah Love to be 1st on the depth chart
“he had zero second-half touches of any kind, even while still on the field for over a third of Arizona's snaps — Jeremiyah Love's backfield now, clearly.”
Jeremiyah Love Arizona Cardinals
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Chase Brown to be 1st on the depth chart
“Brown is still the RB1 in this backfield but has not popped off…yet. Remains a buy-low, especially if this Perine injury is something more serious.”
Chase Brown Cincinnati Bengals
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Mack Hollins to be 1st on the depth chart
“Maybe I was just a week too early on Mack "Money " Hollins being the No. 1 in this offense without A.J. Brown.”
Mack Hollins New England Patriots
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Keenan Allen to be 3rd on the depth chart
“Add him and flip him, because I think he's still, at best, the No. 3 pass-catcher on this team.”
Keenan Allen Indianapolis Colts
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Availability Calls5 waitingShow ▸

“Rookie Colbie Young was injured in the first quarter... Not expected to play in Week 4.”
Colbie Young Cincinnati Bengals
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“After Ferguson hurt his ankle (also likely out in Week 4), Higbee stepped up big time for the Rams offense.”
Terrance Ferguson Los Angeles Rams
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“Dislocated shoulder that will force him to miss Week 4.”
Jaylen Watson Los Angeles Rams
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“I'd presume Daniels returns after the team's Week 7 bye week.”
Jayden Daniels Washington Commanders
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“But the injury is not viewed as serious, and he could play in Week 4 versus the Dolphins.”
Justin Jefferson Minnesota Vikings
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Positional Finishes1 waitingShow ▸

George Kittle to finish top 5 at his position, by fantasy points
“He's back comfortably in the top-5 TE rankings.”
George Kittle San Francisco 49ers
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Award Picks1 waitingShow ▸

Brock Purdy to win MVP
“Brock Purdy for MVP? Who says no?”
Brock Purdy San Francisco 49ers
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Others on the same people

Parker Hurley · Roster Spot Calls · Khalid Kareem · Miss 0
Hurley predicts the 49ers will release Khalil Kareem when Nate Hobbs is activated and cut Brandin Cooks when C.J. West returns, while arguing Sebastian Valdez won't be the one let go and no cornerback will be cut.
Jordan Dajani · Score Predictions · Washington Commanders · Hit 95
Dajani picks the Commanders to edge the Giants 21-20 on Thursday and the Chiefs to beat the Falcons 26-20 in Week 10.
Tyler Sullivan · Score Predictions · Washington Commanders · Hit 100
Sullivan takes the Commanders 24-21 over the Giants on Thursday night and calls for a Steelers upset of the Bengals, 27-24, in Week 10.
John Breech · Score Predictions · Washington Commanders · Hit 90
Breech picks the Commanders to upset the Giants on Thursday night, 24-17, and takes the Texans to beat the Browns 24-16 in Week 10 behind a pass rush that should batter Deshaun Watson.
Jordan Dajani · Score Predictions · Washington Commanders · Hit 95
Dajani picked seven Week 10 games with final scores, including a Commanders upset of the Giants, Lions over the Patriots in Munich, Chiefs over the Falcons, Packers edging the Vikings, 49ers over the Cowboys, Bengals over the Steelers and Ravens over the Chargers. They also suggested Joe Burrow could win MVP this season.
Eva Geitheim · Game Outcome Picks · Washington Commanders · Hit 100
Geitheim picked the Commanders, Lions, Chiefs, Texans, Vikings, Jaguars, Colts, Panthers, Bills, Seahawks, Rams, 49ers, Bengals and Ravens in Week 10.

More availability calls

The same kind of call, about other players and teams.

Ralph Ventre · Availability Calls · Alec Anderson · Waiting
Ventre projects Buffalo's Week 10 offensive line at the Jets to feature Dawkins, Anderson, McGovern and Torrence back in place, with Tylan Grable making a third straight start at right tackle in place of Spencer Brown, who appears headed for the inactive list.
Gene Chamberlain · Availability Calls · Dayo Odeyingbo · Waiting
Chamberlain expects defensive end Dayo Odeyingbo to return from a quad injury either in the Bears' next home game against New Orleans or at Detroit on Thanksgiving, and sees the defensive line getting a boost upon that return.
Derek Brown · Availability Calls · David Montgomery · Waiting
Brown picked Green Bay to beat Minnesota in the Week 10 meeting, and raised doubt that Garrett Wilson would play for the Jets coming out of concussion protocol, while also not expecting David Montgomery back this week.
Shanna McCarriston · Availability Calls · Drew Lock · Waiting
Previewing three Week 10 games, McCarriston expects the Steelers-Bengals rematch to be a close, exciting contest, with one team's four-game win streak ending. Notes that Deshaun Watson is set to return for Cleveland against Houston, and that Fernando Mendoza will make a first NFL start for the Raiders against Seattle.
Ian Rapoport · Availability Calls · Spencer Brown · Waiting
Rapoport expected Spencer Brown to be available for Buffalo on Sunday despite the missed practice time, saw Lamar Jackson returning from thumb surgery around Week 16 or 17 if Baltimore stays alive, said the Chargers have no intention of moving on from Justin Herbert, and expected George Pickens to play for Dallas.
Jared Koch · Availability Calls · Keylan Rutledge · Waiting
Koch wrote that rookie left guard Keylan Rutledge is likely to miss the Week 10 game against the Browns, with fellow rookie Febechi Nwaiwu expected to make a first NFL start at left guard in place of Rutledge, ahead of the more experienced Wyatt Teller. Koch also expects the stinger absence to be brief.