Week 4 Fantasy Football Projections: Torrey Smith and 3 Waiver Wire Studs

There are probably more than a few NFL studs just sitting on your fantasy waiver wire just waiting to be snatched up.

A smart owner would grab them right now and figure out what to do with them later.

If you don't want to be a smart owner, than by all means let somebody else pick these guys up, but then I will also assume that you enjoy losing.

I don't mean to be harsh, but by now you have to realize that the waiver wire makes or breaks a fantasy football season.

We don't know who is going to emerge until it actually happens. Sure, we can talk about sleeper picks and projections, but until somebody actually steps up and plays great nobody is going to take a shot.

That's the beauty of the waiver wire, and that's why good owners go to it for the extra points that they need.

You're not going to get a star, but chances are you will find a serviceable plug-in for those desperate matchups.

Every now and then you'll find a stud that you can keep around for a while.

Here are three studs that are still on your waiver wire if you're lucky:

Torrey Smith, WR Ravens:

Smith is playing in replacement of Lee Evans, so his time in the limelight may be short lived. That being said, if he puts up another performance like he did last week, I can guarantee you the Ravens will make room for him. He put up five catches for 152 yards and 3 touchdowns last week. Even half of that production would be excellent.

Scott Chandler, TE Bills:

It's tough to bet against the Bills anymore. They have shown us week after week that they are a legitimate football team. Chandler is a big part of their offense. He's scored a touchdown in every game so far, and I don't expect him to slow down much.

Denarius Moore, WR Raiders:

Moore is becoming a legitimate target for the Raiders. He's a deep threat and is capable of putting up a lot of yards. He's put up 180 yards on just 9 catches this year. As the weeks go on, I expect him to start getting more looks and I expect that he'll put up a touchdown or two.