After a huge 30-23 win against the Los Angeles Chargers, the Emerald City is buzzing, and it looks like our running backs are getting some serious attention heading into Week 5. Our very own Emanuel Wilson and George Holani both landed on the fantasy football rankings for the upcoming clash against San Francisco! This is what we love to see, our guys getting that recognition.
This Gai Is Electric: Monangai’s Huge Week
But before we dive deeper into our Hawks, can we talk about Kyle Monangai for a second? The Chicago Bears back went OFF in Week 4, securing the No. 4 spot in fantasy rankings. Dude battled through a thumb injury, tearing up the Jets for 146 yards and a pair of touchdowns on 30 carries. He got the lead back opportunity after D’Andre Swift had two short TD runs overturned by replay, and when Monangai got his shot, he absolutely barged into the end zone. His fantasy status is skyrocketing for Week 5, playing Green Bay, but seriously, keep an eye on that thumb. Oh, and shout out to Carolina and Kansas City, who are both on bye this week.
Our Guys Step Up While The Nasty Niners Roll In
Now, back to our guys in the green and blue. Seeing Emanuel Wilson and George Holani show up in these running back rankings for Week 5 against San Francisco? That’s exactly the kind of energy we need heading into this game! We know those Niners are rolling into Lumen Field, and they’ve got their own heavy hitters like Christian McCaffrey and Kaelon Black on the list, but it’s our time to shine. These rankings give us a peek at who’s expected to make noise, and it’s a huge vote of confidence for Wilson and Holani to be right there in the mix.
As we gear up to face San Francisco, knowing our guys Wilson and Holani are on the radar is a massive boost. Let’s keep that momentum from the Chargers win going strong at Lumen Field. Get ready to cheer loud for our Hawks, and let’s see these running backs make some big plays! Go Hawks!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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