WR4 ANALYSIS: It has been hard to rely on Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze in fantasy to start the year. Aside from his 23.4 PPR fantasy day in Week 3, Odunze has busted in three of the four games this season.

Rome Odunze accumulated 17.4 fantasy points -- six receptions, 112 yards and one touchdown -- in his best game of the season. That was in Week 3 versus the Indianapolis Colts. Odunze accumulated 1.0 fantasy points -- one reception, 10 yards, on three targets -- in his worst game of the season. That was last week versus the Los Angeles Rams.

Moving along to Week 5, and this will be the first week that byes are implemented. Fortunately, we have the fantasy football rankings to put you in peak position to manage your missing starters or take advantage of your opponents' plight.

In Week 4, wide receiver Rome Odunze and the Chicago Bears' passing attack will take on the Los Angeles Rams and their 29th-ranked pass defense (248.7 receiving yards allowed per game). The contest has a kickoff time of 1:00 PM ET on Sunday.

The bye weeks have arrived, depriving fantasy managers several key players. But there are still plenty of good options; we rank them all.

Mike Clay provides an all-encompassing look at Week 5's matchups to exploit and avoid in weekly fantasy, including projected final scores.

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