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These deep sleepers are players flying under the radar whose matchups suggest they could have a big game in Week 5. Just remember, they are risky fantasy plays given the other options likely available.

QB Mason Rudolph, Pittsburgh Steelers

Despite mixed reviews as a fill-in starter, Rudolph has thrown for two touchdowns in each of the last three games and increased his yardage passing over the last two. He'll go up against a Baltimore Ravens pass defense that's allowed 300-plus yards passing in three consecutive games. The Steelers will lean on the run, but be productive when they pass. Rudolph is in line for 300 yards passing and another two-touchdown game, making him a great play in deeper leagues and two-QB formats.

RB Tarik Cohen, Chicago Bears

Cohen has been a disappointment this season, with just 116 all-purpose yards to go with one score. The Bears offense ran better when Cohen was more active in the passing game, and the coaching staff should know that.

With new quarterback Chase Daniel, the Bears will likely feed the ball more to their running backs and work a short passing game. This bodes well for Cohen. Two weeks ago, the Vikings Dalvin Cook and Alexander Mattison gashed the Oakland Raiders defense for a combined 168 yards rushing, 33 yards receiving, and two touchdowns. Cohen is in line for 60-80 all-purpose yards and a score.

WR Robby Anderson, New York Jets

Anderson isn’t having a great season either, hauling in 10 receptions on 18 targets for 115 yards. This week, the Bills play a Philadelphia Eagles defense allowing a league-worst average of over 200 yards and near two touchdowns per game to the position. Despite a poor quarterback situation, the Jets will eventually be forced to throw deep passes and Anderson should be on the touchdown end of at least one of those passes. It wouldn't be surprising to see him with 60-80 yards receiving and a trip to the end zone.

TE Tyler Eifert, Cincinnati Bengals

Barely owed in fantasy football leagues, Eifert draws a matchup against an Arizona Cardinals defense giving up over 100 yards per game and four touchdowns to tight ends. Eifert should get over 75 yards receiving and cap it off with a touchdown.

Arizona Cardinals defense/special teams

As a team, the Cardinals have struggled (0-3-1) which explains why their defense is barely owned in fantasy football. This week, the Cardinals play a Bengals team which has allowed 19 sacks, 10 turnovers, and scored a meager 57 points through four games. The Cardinals defense has been improving, having 8 sacks and one fumble recovery through their last three games. Expect a top-10 finish.
