Week 5 fantasy stars who were likely unowned, including Teddy Bridgewater

Sunday marked just the second time in Bridgewater’s 32 career starts in which he threw for four touchdown passes (also threw four on December 20, 2015). As a matter of fact, those are the only two games where he’s thrown for more than two.

Edmonds has slowly seen his playing time increase as the year has gone on, and he received a season-high eight carries in Week 5. His 37-yard touchdown scamper midway through the fourth quarter gave the Cardinals a 14-point lead. He is included in Sports Illustrated’s Week 6 waiver wire pickups.

An undrafted rookie, very few fans probably had an idea who Bonnafon was as he had just two carries entering Sunday. While his teammate Christian McCaffrey had a ridiculously productive day, Bonnafon scored on a 59-yard run late in the fourth quarter to increase the Panthers lead from one to seven.

Another week, another Chiefs' wide receiver that breaks out. The undrafted rookie caught just two passes in four games prior to showing out in a big way for Kansas City on Sunday.

A fifth round pick in 2019, Slayton began to see a little more action in the previous two games, but with Golden Tate returning from suspension, it seemed like that may not be the case in Week 5. He caught a 35-yard touchdown pass early in the second quarter for what was his first career score.

Fantasy players may want to take a look at Everett who now has 12 receptions on 19 targets in his last two games. Now in his third season, he easily surpassed his previous career-high of 95 receiving yards.