Week 4 IDP fantasy football rankings at DL, LB, DB, with Jacob Rodriguez on top

Fred Warner jumps 11 spots after the biggest tackle game of his career.
NFL: Miami Dolphins-New York Giants Joint Practice
Aug 20, 2026; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Miami Dolphins linebacker Jacob Rodriguez (10) looks on after joint practice with the New York Giants at Baptist Health Training Complex. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images Credit: IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect (Reuters)

(Rankings updated Sunday, Oct. 4 at 9:10 a.m. ET)

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Roquan Smith takes over No. 1 in my Week 4 individual defensive player (IDP) fantasy football rankings. San Francisco 49ers linebacker Fred Warner made the biggest jump in the top 10, climbing from 15th to fourth overall after a career-high 17 tackles against Arizona.

Miami Dolphins rookie Jacob Rodriguez moves up to No. 2 overall. Detroit Lions defensive end Aidan Hutchinson stays on top of the defensive line board, and Los Angeles Rams safety Quentin Lake is the new top defensive back.

You can find my overall IDP and position-by-position rankings tables at the bottom of the article.

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Aidan Hutchinson, Will Anderson Jr. lead Week 4 DL rankings

Week 4 IDP fantasy football rankings at DL, LB, DB, with Roquan Smith on top
Detroit Lions defensive end Aidan Hutchinson (97) takes the field | Lon Horwedel-Imagn Images

Hutchinson stays DL1 for Detroit at Carolina. He had just a half-sack in the 31-24 win over the New York Jets. Still, he played 97 percent of the defensive snaps and created five pressures while facing constant double teams. He has 3.5 sacks through three games.

Carolina’s offensive line struggled badly in Week 3. Panthers quarterback Bryce Young was pressured on more than half of his dropbacks in a 21-18 loss at Cleveland. He was sacked three times, and he’s dealing with a lower-body injury that kept him from running.

Houston Texans defensive end Will Anderson Jr. moves up to DL2 for Dallas at Houston. He posted seven tackles and 2.5 sacks in a 19-17 loss at Indianapolis, and two of his strip-sacks of Daniel Jones gave the ball back to Houston. Pro Football Focus gave him a 93.4 grade, the best mark of anyone in the game.

Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby and Minnesota Vikings edge rusher Dallas Turner round out the top four.

New York Giants rookie Arvell Reese rose from DL11 to DL5. The Ohio State product made 12 defensive tackles in a 12-7 win over Tennessee, which tied the most by a Giants rookie since tackles were first tracked in 1994. He added a tackle on a punt for a game-high 13.

“He sprang onto the scene today,” head coach John Harbaugh said.

The Giants also lost pass rusher Brian Burns to a torn ACL in that game. So Abdul Carter (DL9) and Kayvon Thibodeaux will see more snaps for Arizona at New York.

Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons sits at DL8 after a career-high 10 tackles and a sack against the Giants.

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Roquan Smith, Jacob Rodriguez lead LB rankings

NFL: Baltimore Ravens at Miami Dolphins
Oct 30, 2025; Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Baltimore Ravens inside linebacker Roquan Smith (0) reacts during the second quarter against the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images Credit: IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect (Reuters)

Smith posted nine tackles and a sack in Baltimore’s 34-31 win over Dallas in Rio de Janeiro. He’s played every defensive snap in all three games. He’s also the only NFL player with 25 or more tackles, a sack and an interception through Week 3.

The Georgia product gets Tennessee at Baltimore this week. The 0-3 Titans had one first down and 54 yards in the first half of their loss to the Giants.

Rodriguez jumped from LB10 to LB2. He played all 49 snaps in a 24-10 loss to Kansas City, and he made six tackles, three tackles for loss and his first career interception off Patrick Mahomes. The Texas Tech product also calls the defensive plays for Miami.

Teammate Jordyn Brooks slides to LB3 for Miami at Minnesota. The Dolphins have allowed 335 yards per game, so both linebackers should stay on the field for a long afternoon.

Warner climbed from LB15 to LB4 after 17 tackles in a 36-30 win over Arizona. That’s the most of his nine-year career and the most by a 49ers player since Chris Borland in 2014. He played every Cardinals snap, and he gets Denver at San Francisco next.

Titans rookie Anthony Hill Jr. rose from LB19 to LB7. His 34 tackles through three games are the second-most by a Titans player over that span since 2000.

Raiders linebacker Nakobe Dean moved from LB18 to LB10 for Kansas City at Las Vegas. He leads the NFL with 22 solo tackles.

Lions linebacker Jack Campbell fell from LB1 to LB12. He made six tackles against the Jets after a quiet Week 2, although he did recover the game-sealing fumble. The All-Pro had 176 tackles in 2025 and remains a weekly starter for Detroit at Carolina.

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Quentin Lake, Kyle Hamilton lead DB rankings

Week 4 IDP fantasy football rankings at DL, LB, DB, with Roquan Smith on top
Los Angeles Rams safety Quentin Lake (37) reacts in the second half | Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

Lake climbed from DB4 to DB1 for Los Angeles at Philadelphia. The UCLA product plays both in the box and at nickel for the Rams, which gives him tackle chances and pass breakups each week.

Hamilton slides to DB2 for Tennessee at Baltimore. The 6-foot-4 safety made 13 tackles in the Week 2 loss to New Orleans.

Arizona Cardinals safety Budda Baker holds at DB3 for Arizona at New York. The Giants lost quarterback Jaxson Dart for the regular season to a knee injury, and they leaned on running back Cam Skattebo for 20 carries against Tennessee. New York also traded for J.J. McCarthy, who is learning the playbook on the fly and Jameis Winston is known for often being careless as a passer.

Los Angeles Chargers safety Derwin James Jr. slides a bit to DB4 for Los Angeles at Seattle.

Chicago Bears rookie Dillon Thieneman climbs from DB9 to DB5 for New York at Chicago. Jets quarterback Geno Smith threw for 321 yards and three touchdowns at Detroit, and running back Breece Hall is week to week with a quad injury. More throws from Smith should mean more tackle chances for the former Oregon safety.

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(Rankings updated Sunday, Oct. 4 at 9:10 a.m. ET)

Overall IDP Rankings

RankPlayerPosTeamOpponent
1Jordyn BrooksLBMIAat MIN
2Fred WarnerLBSFvs. DEN
3Jacob RodriguezLBMIAat MIN
4Blake CashmanLBMINvs. MIA
5Roquan SmithLBBALvs. TEN
6Nakobe DeanLBLVvs. KC
7Ernest Jones IVLBSEAvs. LAC
8Nick BoltonLBKCat LV
9Jack CampbellLBDETat CAR
10Carson SchwesingerLBCLEvs. PIT
11Anthony Hill Jr.LBTENat BAL
12Alex SingletonLBDENat SF
13Quay WalkerLBLVvs. KC
14Devin LloydLBCARvs. DET
15Edgerrin CooperLBGBat TB
16Foyesade OluokunLBJACat CIN
17Tremaine EdmundsLBNYGvs. ARI
18Will Anderson Jr.DEHOUvs. DAL
19Jihaad CampbellLBPHIvs. LAR
20Robert SpillaneLBNEat BUF
21Kyle HamiltonSBALvs. TEN
22Quentin LakeSLARat PHI
23Terrel BernardLBBUFvs. NE
24Budda BakerSARIat NYG
25Jamien SherwoodLBNYJat CHI
26Eric WilsonLBMINvs. MIA
27Demario DavisLBNYJat CHI
28Derwin James Jr.SLACat SEA
29Jordan BattleSCINvs. JAC
30Nate LandmanLBLARat PHI
31Aidan HutchinsonDEDETat CAR
32Dillon ThienemanSCHIvs. NYJ
33Amani HookerSTENat BAL
34Arvell ReeseLBNYGvs. ARI
35Demetrius Knight Jr.LBCINvs. JAC
36Barrett CarterLBCINvs. JAC
37Akeem Davis-GaitherLBINDat WAS
38Talanoa HufangaSDENat SF
39Drake ThomasLBSEAvs. LAC
40Jack GibbensLBARIat NYG
41Devin Bush Jr.LBCHIvs. NYJ
42Zaire FranklinLBGBat TB
43Caleb DownsSDALat HOU
44Mack Wilson Sr.LBARIat NYG
45Patrick QueenLBPITat CLE
46Tykee SmithSTBvs. GB
47Jeremy ChinnSLVvs. KC
48Christian EllissLBNEat BUF
49Payton WilsonLBPITat CLE
50Kevin Winston Jr.STENat BAL
51Evan WilliamsSGBat TB
52Daiyan HenleyLBLACat SEA
53Sonny StylesLBWASvs. IND
54Jessie Bates IIISATLat NO
55Antoine Winfield Jr.STBvs. GB
56Josiah TrotterLBTBvs. GB
57Jalen PitreSHOUvs. DAL
58T.J. EdwardsLBCHIvs. NYJ
59Drue TranquillLBKCat LV
60Bobby OkerekeLBCARvs. DET
61Xavier WattsSATLat NO
62Divine DeabloLBATLat NO
63Cooper DeJeanCBPHIvs. LAR
64Kam CurlSLARat PHI
65Jake HansenLBHOUvs. DAL
66Ventrell MillerLBJACat CIN
67Tre’von MoehrigSCARvs. DET
68Derrick BarnesLBDETat CAR
69Alex AnzaloneLBTBvs. GB
70Nick EmmanworiSSEAvs. LAC
71Jaquan BriskerSPITat CLE
72Brandon JonesSDENat SF
73Joshua MetellusSMINvs. MIA
74Jeffery SimmonsDTTENat BAL
75Xavier McKinneySGBat TB
76Andrew Van GinkelLBMINvs. MIA
77Quincy WilliamsLBCLEvs. PIT
78Dorian WilliamsLBBUFvs. NE
79Dre GreenlawLBSFvs. DEN
80Pete WernerLBNOvs. ATL

Defensive Line Rankings

RankPlayerPosTeamOpponent
1Arvell ReeseLBNYGvs. ARI
2Will Anderson Jr.DEHOUvs. DAL
3Aidan HutchinsonDEDETat CAR
4Dallas TurnerDEMINvs. MIA
5Jeffery SimmonsDTTENat BAL
6Greg RousseauDEBUFvs. NE
7Andrew Van GinkelLBMINvs. MIA
8Maxx CrosbyDELVvs. KC
9T.J. WattLBPITat CLE
10DeForest BucknerDTINDat WAS
11Tuli TuipulotuDELACat SEA
12Josh Hines-AllenDEJACat CIN
13Alex HighsmithLBPITat CLE
14Leonard WilliamsDTSEAvs. LAC
15Danielle HunterDEHOUvs. DAL
16Lukas Van NessDEGBat TB
17Abdul CarterDENYGvs. ARI
18David BaileyDENYJat CHI
19Jaelan PhillipsDECARvs. DET
20Bradley ChubbLBBUFvs. NE
21Jaishawn BarhamLBDALat HOU
22George Karlaftis IIIDEKCat LV
23Chase YoungDENOvs. ATL
24Elijah PonderDENEat BUF
25Odafe OwehDEWASvs. IND
26Donovan EzeiruakuDEDALat HOU
27Byron YoungDELARat PHI
28Montez SweatDECHIvs. NYJ
29Jalyx HuntLBPHIvs. LAR
30Laiatu LatuDEINDat WAS
31Quinnen WilliamsDTDALat HOU
32Jared VerseDECLEvs. PIT
33Khalil MackLBLACat SEA
34Nick HerbigLBPITat CLE
35Derrick BrownDTCARvs. DET
36Cameron HeywardDTPITat CLE
37Nik BonittoDEDENat SF
38Travon WalkerDEJACat CIN
39Zach SielerDTMIAat MIN
40Yaya DiabyDETBvs. GB
41Tavius RobinsonDEBALvs. TEN
42Zach AllenDEDENat SF
43Rashan GaryLBDALat HOU
44DeMarcus LawrenceDESEAvs. LAC
45Jalen RedmondDEMINvs. MIA
46Dexter Lawrence IIDTCINvs. JAC
47Tommy TogiaiDTHOUvs. DAL
48Kobie TurnerDTLARat PHI
49Jermaine Johnson IIDETENat BAL
50Cameron ThomasDEATLat NO
51Nolan Smith Jr.DEPHIvs. LAR
52Boye MafeDECINvs. JAC
53Jonathan AllenDTCINvs. JAC
54Austin BookerLBCHIvs. NYJ
55Isaiah McGuireDTCLEvs. PIT
56Kwity PayeDELVvs. KC
57Jonah EllissLBDENat SF
58Josh UcheDEMIAat MIN
59Patrick Jones IIDECARvs. DET
60Deone WalkerDTBUFvs. NE
61Chop RobinsonDEMIAat MIN
62Kingsley EnagbareDENYJat CHI
63Mason GrahamDTCLEvs. PIT
64Gabe JacasLBNEat BUF
65Za’Darius SmithLBATLat NO
66Kayvon ThibodeauxDENYGvs. ARI
67Alim McNeillDTDETat CAR
68Jonathan GreenardDEPHIvs. LAR
69Derick HallDESEAvs. LAC
70Malcolm KoonceDELVvs. KC
71Jalen CarterDTPHIvs. LAR
72Ed OliverDTBUFvs. NE
73A’Shawn RobinsonDTTBvs. GB
74Gervon Dexter Sr.DTATLat NO
75Josaiah StewartDELARat PHI
76Jowon BriggsDENYJat CHI
77Justin EboigbeDTLACat SEA
78Brandon DorlusDTATLat NO
79Chris JonesDTKCat LV
80Walter Nolen IIIDTARIat NYG

Linebacker Rankings

RankPlayerPosTeamOpponent
1Jordyn BrooksLBMIAat MIN
2Fred WarnerLBSFvs. DEN
3Jacob RodriguezLBMIAat MIN
4Blake CashmanLBMINvs. MIA
5Roquan SmithLBBALvs. TEN
6Nakobe DeanLBLVvs. KC
7Ernest Jones IVLBSEAvs. LAC
8Nick BoltonLBKCat LV
9Jack CampbellLBDETat CAR
10Carson SchwesingerLBCLEvs. PIT
11Anthony Hill Jr.LBTENat BAL
12Alex SingletonLBDENat SF
13Quay WalkerLBLVvs. KC
14Devin LloydLBCARvs. DET
15Edgerrin CooperLBGBat TB
16Foyesade OluokunLBJACat CIN
17Tremaine EdmundsLBNYGvs. ARI
18Jihaad CampbellLBPHIvs. LAR
19Robert SpillaneLBNEat BUF
20Terrel BernardLBBUFvs. NE
21Jamien SherwoodLBNYJat CHI
22Eric WilsonLBMINvs. MIA
23Demario DavisLBNYJat CHI
24Nate LandmanLBLARat PHI
25Arvell ReeseLBNYGvs. ARI
26Demetrius Knight Jr.LBCINvs. JAC
27Barrett CarterLBCINvs. JAC
28Akeem Davis-GaitherLBINDat WAS
29Drake ThomasLBSEAvs. LAC
30Jack GibbensLBARIat NYG
31Devin Bush Jr.LBCHIvs. NYJ
32Zaire FranklinLBGBat TB
33Mack Wilson Sr.LBARIat NYG
34Patrick QueenLBPITat CLE
35Christian EllissLBNEat BUF
36Payton WilsonLBPITat CLE
37Daiyan HenleyLBLACat SEA
38Sonny StylesLBWASvs. IND
39Josiah TrotterLBTBvs. GB
40T.J. EdwardsLBCHIvs. NYJ
41Drue TranquillLBKCat LV
42Bobby OkerekeLBCARvs. DET
43Divine DeabloLBATLat NO
44Jake HansenLBHOUvs. DAL
45Ventrell MillerLBJACat CIN
46Derrick BarnesLBDETat CAR
47Alex AnzaloneLBTBvs. GB
48Andrew Van GinkelLBMINvs. MIA
49Quincy WilliamsLBCLEvs. PIT
50Dorian WilliamsLBBUFvs. NE
51Dre GreenlawLBSFvs. DEN
52Pete WernerLBNOvs. ATL
53T.J. WattLBPITat CLE
54Dee WintersLBDALat HOU
55Justin StrnadLBDENat SF
56Cedric GrayLBTENat BAL
57Bradley ChubbLBBUFvs. NE
58Omar SpeightsLBLARat PHI
59Dallas TurnerDEMINvs. MIA
60Jaishawn BarhamLBDALat HOU
61Del’Shawn PhillipsLBLACat SEA
62Jaylon CarliesLBINDat WAS
63Trenton SimpsonLBBALvs. TEN
64Cody BartonLBTENat BAL
65Greg RousseauDEBUFvs. NE
66Frankie LuvuLBWASvs. IND
67Khalil MackLBLACat SEA
68Abdul CarterDENYGvs. ARI
69Jalyx HuntLBPHIvs. LAR
70Rashan GaryLBDALat HOU
71Alex HighsmithLBPITat CLE
72Josh Hines-AllenDEJACat CIN
73Danielle HunterDEHOUvs. DAL
74Byron YoungDELARat PHI
75Tuli TuipulotuDELACat SEA
76Kendal DanielsSATLat NO
77Nick HerbigLBPITat CLE
78Harold Perkins Jr.LBATLat NO
79Lukas Van NessDEGBat TB
80Nik BonittoDEDENat SF

Defensive Back Rankings

RankPlayerPosTeamOpponent
1Kyle HamiltonSBALvs. TEN
2Quentin LakeSLARat PHI
3Budda BakerSARIat NYG
4Derwin James Jr.SLACat SEA
5Jordan BattleSCINvs. JAC
6Dillon ThienemanSCHIvs. NYJ
7Amani HookerSTENat BAL
8Talanoa HufangaSDENat SF
9Caleb DownsSDALat HOU
10Tykee SmithSTBvs. GB
11Jeremy ChinnSLVvs. KC
12Kevin Winston Jr.STENat BAL
13Evan WilliamsSGBat TB
14Jessie Bates IIISATLat NO
15Antoine Winfield Jr.STBvs. GB
16Jalen PitreSHOUvs. DAL
17Xavier WattsSATLat NO
18Cooper DeJeanCBPHIvs. LAR
19Kam CurlSLARat PHI
20Tre’von MoehrigSCARvs. DET
21Nick EmmanworiSSEAvs. LAC
22Jaquan BriskerSPITat CLE
23Brandon JonesSDENat SF
24Joshua MetellusSMINvs. MIA
25Xavier McKinneySGBat TB
26Devon WitherspoonCBSEAvs. LAC
27Cole BishopSBUFvs. NE
28Kevin Byard IIISNEat BUF
29Kamari LassiterCBHOUvs. DAL
30Cam BynumSINDat WAS
31Alontae TaylorCBTENat BAL
32Grant DelpitSCLEvs. PIT
33C.J. Gardner-JohnsonSBUFvs. NE
34Andrew WingardSARIat NYG
35Dax HillSCINvs. JAC
36Chuck ClarkSDETat CAR
37Michael TaaffeSMIAat MIN
38L’Jarius SneedCBKCat LV
39Ji’Ayir BrownSSFvs. DEN
40Reed BlankenshipSHOUvs. DAL
41Byron Murphy Jr.CBMINvs. MIA
42Antonio JohnsonSJACat CIN
43Jevon HollandSNYGvs. ARI
44Julian LoveSSEAvs. LAC
45Jalen RamseyCBPITat CLE
46Jonas SankerSNOvs. ATL
47Marlon HumphreyCBBALvs. TEN
48Tyler NubinSNYGvs. ARI
49Dante Trader Jr.SMIAat MIN
50Keisean NixonCBGBat TB
51Justin ReidSNOvs. ATL
52Riley MossCBDENat SF
53Christian IzienSDETat CAR
54Dane BeltonSNYJat CHI
55Malik Muhammad IICBCHIvs. NYJ
56Markquese BellSDALat HOU
57Jaden HicksSKCat LV
58Dru PhillipsCBNYGvs. ARI
59Trent McDuffieCBLARat PHI
60Jeremy ReavesSWASvs. IND
61Malaki StarksSBALvs. TEN
62Andre CiscoSNYJat CHI
63Jourdan LewisCBJACat CIN
64Ronnie Hickman Jr.SCLEvs. PIT
65Hezekiah MassesCBLVvs. KC
66Chamarri ConnerSKCat LV
67Marques SigleSSFvs. DEN
68Jaylon CarliesLBINDat WAS
69Mansoor DelaneCBKCat LV
70Lathan RansomCBCARvs. DET
71Zyon McCollumCBTBvs. GB
72Kendal DanielsSATLat NO
73Minkah FitzpatrickSNYJat CHI
74Justin WalleyCBINDat WAS
75DaRon BlandCBDALat HOU
76Quan MartinSWASvs. IND
77Keionte ScottCBTBvs. GB
78Isaiah Pola-MaoSLVvs. KC
79Mike SainristilCBWASvs. IND
80Bryan CookSCINvs. JAC

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