Week 3 Salary: $4,600

Week 4 Salary: $5,300

A $700 increase in Will Dissly's salary this week is an interesting one. After scoring a touchdown in each of the Seattle Seahawks' first two games, Dissly disappeared in Week 3's win over the Dallas Cowboys. He caught just one ball on three targets for four yards, destroying fantasy teams in the process.

This week, he and the 'Hawks have an away matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, who have given up the 14th-most points per game to tight ends. While one can argue that the matchup is decent, Dissly's disappearance coupled with a low game total (39.0) -- second lowest on the slate -- is not a recipe for fantasy success.

Dallas Goedert saw the next biggest salary increase this week, and one can argue it should have been more than $600. With Carson Wentz back under center for the Philadelphia Eagles, the rookie busted out, catching all 7 of his targets for 73 yards and a score.

Don't let the salary bump influence your opinion much, though. Our models have Goedert projected for just 4.1 FanDuel points this week, 1.5 fewer than Dissly.

Other Big Movers

Dallas Goedert, Philadelphia Eagles: $4,000 | $4,600
Tyler Eifert, Cincinnati Bengals: $5,100 | $4,600
C.J. Uzomah, Cincinnati Bengals: $4,300 | $4,700

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