Week 4 WR/TE Target Report: Michael Wilson Gets a Fantasy Football Value Boost While Kyle Pitts Becomes Droppable
Dive into our Week 4 wide receiver and tight end usage report. Breaking down target shares, snap trends, and fantasy football value for Michael Wilson, Josh Downs, Matthew Golden, Xavier Worthy, and Kyle Pitts.
Week 4 of the 2026 NFL season saw fantasy football managers face a flurry of shifting target shares, evolving receiver roles, and early panic points across passing attacks. Among the key situations, Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Michael Wilson emerged as a standout performer, commanding a team-high 17 targets in the Cardinals' narrow loss to the San Francisco 49ers.
This performance underscores Wilson's role as a primary focal point in Arizona's offense, particularly when playing from behind or focusing the passing attack. With a robust target share and the ability to absorb high-leverage looks, Wilson emerges as a reliable weekly WR2 option, especially when managing teams that lean heavily on the pass.
His consistent performance in short-to-intermediate passing opportunities positions him favorably for continued fantasy success.
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