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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.
Should you start George Kittle? What about Jeremiyah Love? MarShawn Lloyd? Malik Nabers? Matt and Jared run through some of the toughest start-sit questions for NFL Week 1.
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.
Malik Nabers Posts Career-Low 1.1 PPR, But Jameis Winston Keeps WR1 Hope Alive
Malik Nabers Posts Career-Low 1.1 PPR, But Jameis Winston Keeps WR1 Hope Alive
In a Monday Night Football matchup filled with injuries and offensive inefficiency for the Giants, Malik Nabers walks away with the lowest scoring output of his career. The third-year WR produced only 1 reception on four targets for just one yard, leading to 1.1 PPR and a WR116 finish to Week 2.
Brian Burns Suffers Apparent Ankle Injury
Brian Burns Suffers Apparent Ankle Injury
Giants Edge Brian Burns got his left ankle rolled up on in the fourth quarter of Monday night's loss to the Rams. He needed help leaving the field while keeping weight off that ankle.
Positive News On Jaxson Dart
Positive News On Jaxson Dart
We don't have a diagnosis on Giants QB Jaxson Dart's knee injury, but we've gotten some optimistic signs. GM Joe Schoen told ESPN's Laura Rutledge that Dart is "going to be OK," and ESPN's Jordan Raanan reports that Dart wanted to return to tonight's game. That was never happening, of course. But the Giants did allow Dart to spend the second half on the sidelines. It at least seems like he avoided a season-ending injury, but we should get a better idea of his status over the next 24 hours.
What's Going on with Javonte Williams?
What's Going on with Javonte Williams?
It was easy to dismiss a slow Week 1 for Cowboys RB Javonte Williams. He managed just 3.4 yards per carry and 6.2 yards per catch, but the whole Dallas offense struggled in losing to the Giants. And Williams delivered TDs rushing and receiving to keep his fantasy managers happy. But he followed that with just a 12-30 rushing line and 3 catches for 20 yards in a lopsided win over the Commanders. Williams is now averaging just 3.0 yards per carry and 6.4 per catch for the season. That's 1.2 below his career rushing average but 0.7 higher on the yards per reception.
Rachaad White's the Trailing Game Script Guy in the Washington Backfield
Rachaad White's the Trailing Game Script Guy in the Washington Backfield
Rachaad White logged 7 carries for the second straight game Sunday but boosted his receiving production in the loss to the Cowboys. He caught all 6 of his targets for 40 yards, leading the team in receptions and ranking third in yardage. His 6 targets tied WR Stefon Diggs and WR Dyami Brown for second behind WR Terry McLaurin's 9. White also led the RB playing time after trailing Jacory Croskey-Merritt in the opener.
Malik Nabers Leaves With Injury
Malik Nabers Leaves With Injury
Giants WR Malik Nabers suffered an apparent right shoulder injury at the end of the first quarter of Monday night's game vs. the Rams. It looked like an innocent contested-catch opportunity for Nabers, but he immediately grabbed at the shoulder before collapsing on the sidelines. We'll update his status when we know more.
Update: Nabers returned for the Giants' next possession after getting some work on that shoulder on the sidelines.
Colts Grab Potential Alec Pierce Replacement
Colts Grab Potential Alec Pierce Replacement
The Colts are signing WR Darius Slayton, according to Tom Pelissero of The Ringer. The move comes on the same day that we found out Alec Pierce will miss multiple weeks after aggravating a heel injury that required surgery over the summer.
Outlook Gets Worse for Alec Pierce
Outlook Gets Worse for Alec Pierce
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that Colts WR Alec Pierce will miss at least several weeks and "likely" land on IR for the heel he re-injured Sunday night against the Chiefs.
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