Troy Franklin vs Isaiah Bond

Who should you start in Week 4? This week's matchups and projections.

WR70
Troy Franklin
DEN · Bye 10
85.1
projected 2026 points (PPR)
Season-long pick
VS
WR72
Isaiah Bond
CLE · Bye 11
83.7
projected 2026 points (PPR)

Who to start in Week 4

This week is a coin flip. The model leans Isaiah Bond by 0.7 projected points (5.7 vs 5.0), close enough that either call is defensible.

Isaiah Bond faces PIT, the 1st-friendliest matchup a WR can draw this week. Troy Franklin faces SF, the 17th-friendliest matchup a WR can draw this week.

Season-long, the model still ranks Troy Franklin ahead. This is a matchup call for Week 4, not a change of heart about the rest of the year.

This-week points are each player's projected per-game scoring rate adjusted for the matchup.

The season-long call

This one is a coin flip. The model leans Troy Franklin by 1.4 points of value over replacement (-95.2 vs -96.6), close enough that your roster build should break the tie.

The draft market hasn't priced this matchup yet, so treat it as a pure model call.

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Troy FranklinDEN Isaiah BondCLE Edge
Week 4 opponent SF PIT
Projected Week 4 points 5.0 5.7 Bond +0.7 pts
Matchup rank (WR vs defense, of 32) #17 #1
Projected 2026 points (PPR) 85.1 83.7 Franklin +1.4 pts
Points per game 5.0 4.9
Value over replacement (VBD) -95.2 -96.6 Franklin +1.4
Overall rank #192 #196 Franklin by 4
Position rank WR70 WR72
Market ADP 172.4 -
Typical round (12-team) Rd 15 -
Bye week 10 11

Should I start Troy Franklin or Isaiah Bond in Week 4?

This week is a coin flip. The model leans Isaiah Bond by 0.7 projected points (5.7 vs 5.0), close enough that either call is defensible.

Should I draft Troy Franklin or Isaiah Bond in 2026 fantasy football?

Troy Franklin. He projects 85.1 fantasy points with -95.2 value over replacement, vs 83.7 points and -96.6 for Isaiah Bond (WR, PPR). It's close enough to let roster needs decide.