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That guy who delivered big points in Week 1? You might not wanna start him this week. And that dude who let you down? He could win your next matchup. Matt and Jared sort through what the first week of results means for your Week 2 fantasy football lineup.
It's time to work the waiver wire for Week 2. But who should you target? Did that big WR performance signal a breakout ... or set a trap? Matt and Jared sort through the top targets and streaming defenses.
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Tyson Bagent Enters Concussion Protocol. Case Keenum Could Start vs. Eagles
Tyson Bagent Enters Concussion Protocol. Case Keenum Could Start vs. Eagles
Bears QB Tyson Bagent is dealing with a concussion and in the NFL’s concussion protocol. Caleb Williams will likely miss this week after his hamstring injury in Week 2, and now Bagent himself is in danger of missing Monday Night Football against the Eagles. That would put 38-year-old Case Keenum in line to start if Bagent does not clear the protocol.
Jaxson Dart's Knee Injury Could Be Season-Ending
Jaxson Dart's Knee Injury Could Be Season-Ending
Giants QB Jaxson Dart's knee injury is worse than initially thought, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. "He’s out an extended period of time, possibly the season," Rapoport adds.
Rams "Hopeful" Puka Nacua Plays Week 3
Rams "Hopeful" Puka Nacua Plays Week 3
Rams HC Sean McVay was non-committal on WR Puka Nacua's status for Week 3 on Tuesday, saying only that he's "hopeful" Nacua will be available. "When you have soft tissue injuries with guys like that that are skill players, you're going to err on the side of caution," McVay added. We'll keep a close eye on Nacua's status throughout this week, but fantasy managers might again be in a tough spot with the Rams playing the Broncos on Sunday night. WR Davante Adams (8-195-2 on 10 targets) and TE Terrance Ferguson (6-54-1 on 9 targets) were the big winners of Nacua's absence in Monday night's win over the Giants.
Malik Nabers' Shoulder Could Remain a Problem
Malik Nabers' Shoulder Could Remain a Problem
Giants WR Malik Nabers returned to Monday night's game vs. the Rams after injuring his right shoulder at the end of the first quarter. But he went catchless on 2 targets the rest of the way and said afterward that his shoulder popped out and back in, per The Athletic's Dan Duggan. Nabers is scheduled for additional testing on the shoulder. This is notably the same shoulder that Nabers injured at LSU in 2023. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that it was a partially torn labrum that he elected to let heal with rest, rather than surgery. We'll keep you updated on Nabers' status for Week 3 and beyond.
Don't Be Surprised if Derwin James Goes a While Without an INT
Don't Be Surprised if Derwin James Goes a While Without an INT
Chargers S Derwin James says he fractured his left pinky in Sunday's loss to the Raiders and will play with a cast on that hand until it's healed. ESPN's Kris Rhim initially reported that James would play with the cast for the rest of the year but recanted that. The typical recovery window for this injury appears to be 3-6 weeks.
Jaxson Dart Has Sprained MCL
Jaxson Dart Has Sprained MCL
Giants QB Jaxson Dart is believed to have sprained his left MCL in Monday night's loss to the Rams, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Dart is scheduled for additional testing on Tuesday to get a better look at the damage. He reportedly wanted to re-enter the Rams game, though, and remained on the sidelines for the second half. It looks like Dart dodged a long-term injury here, although he could still end up missing multiple weeks. We should get a timeline for his return within the next 24 hours. QB Jameis Winston struggled in relief of Dart on Monday night, completing just 11 of 27 passes for 111 yards, 0 TDs, and 1 INT. But he's proven capable of sustaining, and even lifting, passing games in the past.
Nick Cross Checked for Internal Injury After Loss to Cowboys
Nick Cross Checked for Internal Injury After Loss to Cowboys
Commanders S Nick Cross stayed in a Dallas hospital overnight Sunday to be evaluated for an internal injury after his team's loss to the Cowboys, HC Dan Quinn revealed Monday. Cross was discharged Monday morning and traveled home, which would seem to indicate that all checked out OK. No further details on Cross' status seem to be available yet, so we'll keep an eye this week on his availability for Sunday's home date with the Seahawks. Quan Martin looks like the next guy up at safety if Cross needs to miss any time.
Stafford rebounds without Puka Nacua, finishes Week 2 as QB6
Stafford rebounds without Puka Nacua, finishes Week 2 as QB6
Despite not having top WR Puka Nacua available because of a back injury, Matthew Stafford still produced 27.0 fantasy points in a Monday Night Football win to finish as the QB6 for Week 2. The veteran QB completed 22 of 31 attempts for 327 yards and 4 TDs, along with 1 INT, to get back on track after a rough Week 1 loss.
Terrance Ferguson leaps Colby Parkinson and flashes TE1 potential
Terrance Ferguson leaps Colby Parkinson and flashes TE1 potential
In a lopsided win for the Rams without their star WR active, it was a career day for their second-year TE Terrance Ferguson. Last year’s second round pick produced 6 receptions on nine targets for 54 yards and a touchdown, in what was a career-high 17.4 PPR point performance.
With Puka Nacua Out, Davante Adams Posts 8-195-2 in Massive Bounce-Back
With Puka Nacua Out, Davante Adams Posts 8-195-2 in Massive Bounce-Back
In a Monday night game where the Rams top WR Puka Nacua was out with a hip injury, Davante Adams stepped up in a big way. The veteran WR hauled in eight of his team-high 10 targets for 195 yards and 2 touchdowns leading to 39.5 PPR points and a Week 2 WR2 finish.
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