Sam Roush TE

CHI — Week 5 at GB, who allow the 21st-most points to TEs — recently Austin Hooper put up 7.1 on them (W3), Cade Otton put up 3.7 on them (W4).

Week 4 recap: Sam Roush

1.8 PPR points against NYJ on 1/1 rec, 8 yd. The week 5 outlook below reflects it — projections, values and form all rebuilt nightly.

Should you start Sam Roush this week?

Sam Roush projects 2.0 PPR points in week 5 at GB — the 21st-ranked matchup for TEs, averaging 2.1 over his last three. Start him if that clears your other options at TE — run the exact head-to-head in Start/Sit below, or jump straight to a comparison.

The week 5 angle vs GB: 200.5 passing yards a game allowed (6.85/attempt) · 1.5 TDs/gm through the air · 1 INTs/gm — all of it adding up to the 21st-most fantasy points allowed to TEs. Receipts and the full profile: how GB defends TEs, linked under The matchup below.

· No usage trend on file
Week 4 vs NYJ: 1.8 pts · 1 tgt · 23 snaps
Trend reads volume — snaps, targets and carries — not fantasy points, which swing on touchdowns.
Week 5 proj
2.0
PPR · 1.1 std
Matchup
21st
GB vs TEs
Form
2.1
PPR pts/gm, last 3 played

Usage & TD luck (2026 · 3 games): 22.5% offensive snaps · 1.7 targets/game, 5.4% target share · 2.7% air-yard share (aDOT 3) · 1 catches for 11 yards/game, 0 TD. Usage moves before production — snaps and share shifts are the earliest real signal.

Compare Sam Roush in Start/Sit Try in the Trade Analyzer

Upcoming schedule & projections

WkOppStd½ PPRPPRMatchup
W5@ GB Sun, Oct 11 1.11.62.0 21st
W6@ ATL Sun, Oct 18 1.11.62.1 13th
W7vs NE Thu, Oct 22 1.11.62.1 32nd · tough
W8@ SEA Mon, Nov 2 1.01.52.0 22nd
W9vs TB Sun, Nov 8 1.31.82.3 6th · soft
W11vs NO Sun, Nov 22 1.11.62.1 9th
Free. Add your scoring and who else you have — the answer gets specific. 3 questions a day without an account, 30 with one.

The matchup

Game log

WkOppStd½ PPRPPR
W4NYJ1/1 rec, 8 yd 0.81.31.8
W3PHI1/1 rec, 16 yd 1.62.12.6
W2MIN1/3 rec, 9 yd 0.91.41.9
All numbers are the 2026 season, refreshed nightly. Matchup ranks read 1–32, where 1st allows the most points to the position — the matchup you want.