Understanding problematic injuries and identifying viable contingency plans before the Sunday morning add-drop frenzy gives savvy re-draft managers an advantage over the competition. The article below details the top five NFL injuries and contingency plans to know for Week 4.

If you want to know which players could miss Week 5 of the NFL season, you have come to the right place. A full injury report for each NFL squad is available here. This article will be updated with the latest practice and game status for every game as teams provide new information,

Ahead of each week, DAZN rounds up the latest injury news from the previous slate of games, however injury status is subject to change as team's continually change their respective injury reports up to gameday.

Cade Otton is among UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's four must-start fantasy football tight ends for Week 5.

Making the right lineup choices is one of the most difficult parts of fantasy football. It’s also one of the most important. How many times have we all been left regretting our decisions after losing a close game while someone puts up 30 points on our bench?

The tight end position has been a particularly tricky one to evaluate this season, as most of the players being drafted as presumed "locks" at the position have sorely disappointed. [Week 5 Full-PPR Fantasy Rankings: QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | FLEX | D/ST | Kickers] Take Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews,