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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.
Nakobe Dean joins his college teammate with this year's Raiders. Which LB carries the better IDP outlook, though? Find that answer and three other sleepers right here.
Kenneth Walker Dominates in Chiefs Debut
Kenneth Walker Dominates in Chiefs Debut
Chiefs RB Kenneth Walker III dominated the Broncos in his debut. Walker ran the ball 23 times for 173 yards, including a 60-yard TD. He also caught three of 6 targets for 18 yards and an additional TD. He looked similar to the Super Bowl MVP we saw last season with Walker and appears to be the focal point of the offense.
Don't Ignore These Quiet Issues Facing Saquon Barkley
Don't Ignore These Quiet Issues Facing Saquon Barkley
Eagles RB Saquon Barkley had a solid opener Sunday against Washington, averaging 5.5 yards per carry across his 15 attempts on a low-volume offensive day for Philly. The Eagles ran just 53 offensive plays to Washington's 67 and possessed the ball for 6:40 less. But Barkley didn't get much in the passing game, got iffy interior blocking, and then lost a starting guard to injury.
The Bad (and Good?) of Terry McLaurin's Quiet Week 1
The Bad (and Good?) of Terry McLaurin's Quiet Week 1
New Commanders OC David Blough said shortly after his promotion that he planned to build his offense "around how do we get Terry [McLaurin] 10 targets a game." First time out we instead got 4 targets, 2 catches, and just 13 yards in Sunday's loss to the Eagles. WR Stefon Diggs and rookie WR Antonio Williams tied for the team lead with 4 catches apiece and easily outpaced McLaurin in yards per catch. Diggs more than doubled McLaurin (and any other teammate) with 9 targets.
Juwan Johnson, Noah Fant Not as Close as They Seem
Juwan Johnson, Noah Fant Not as Close as They Seem
If you played Saints TE Juwan Johnson and just looked at the box score after Sunday's OT loss at Detroit, you might be worried that Johnson has a Noah Fant problem. Fant edged Johnson 8-7 in targets and 4-3 in catches and matched his 1 TD. But their playing time presented a much wider gap.
Here's What You Should Like About Jameson Williams' Modest Week 1
Here's What You Should Like About Jameson Williams' Modest Week 1
If you drafted Jameson Williams and started him against the Saints in Week 1, you're probably not too happy about his mere 4 catches for 45 yards. That landed Williams outside the top 40 across fantasy formats for the week. But his 9 targets ranked second on the team, one ahead of TE Sam LaPorta. Williams landed eighth among WRs in expected PPR points for the week.
Travis Etienne Saw Too Much Kendre Miller at Detroit
Travis Etienne Saw Too Much Kendre Miller at Detroit
RB Travis Etienne scored in line with his ADP in Sunday's opener at Detroit, but he did so in a way he might not be able to sustain. Etienne's 14.8 PPR points against the Lions fell just 0.1 short of his 2025 scoring average in Jacksonville and places him15th among Week 1 RBs (heading into the Monday night game). But Etienne tied for just 34th at the position with 9 carries, and one of the guys he tied with was teammate Kendre Miller.
Treat Isiah Pacheco Like He's Done for Season
Treat Isiah Pacheco Like He's Done for Season
Lions RB Isiah Pacheco had surgery Monday to "remove a body that was pressing on a nerve in his back," according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Pacheco will now need 12 weeks to recover, which puts his return date sometime in December.
Ladd McConkey's Rib Injury Could Cost Him Week 2
Ladd McConkey's Rib Injury Could Cost Him Week 2
Chargers HC Jim Harbaugh called WR Ladd McConkey "day to day" with the rib injury he suffered in the opener. ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that McConkey will be monitored throughout the week before a decision is made on his Week 2 availability. "Sounds like his status is up in the air against the Raiders next week," NFL Network's Ian Rapoport adds. McConkey owners should make plans to be without him this week, but it sounds like he avoided a long-term injury. McConkey's absence vs. Vegas on Sunday would leave Quentin Johnston and Tre Harris as the Chargers' top 2 WRs. Harris is worth adding in most fantasy leagues.
Kubiak: Brock Bowers "Day To Day"
Kubiak: Brock Bowers "Day To Day"
Raiders HC Klint Kubiak called TE Brock Bowers "day to day," just 6 days after he had his meniscus trimmed. Kubiak said the team will be smart with Bowers, but that, "If he's ready, he's gonna play." Added Kubiak, "He's working his tail off to get back out on the field. It's really important to him to play as soon as possible, and that doesn't surprise me about Brock." This jibes with ESPN's Adam Schefter's Sunday morning report that Bowers has a "realistic chance" to play vs. the Chargers in Week 2. That'd be a quick turnaround from meniscus surgery, and Bowers owners should still have other plans lined up for Week 2. But we'll keep you updated on his progress this week.
Minter: Zay Flowers "Day To Day"
Minter: Zay Flowers "Day To Day"
Ravens HC Jesse Minter labeled WR Zay Flowers "day to day" with his hamstring injury. "Feel pretty good where that's at," Minter added. That jibes with what we heard from NFL Network's Ian Rapoport this morning. Flowers seemingly has a good chance to play vs. the Saints on Sunday, but we'll keep you updated on his status throughout the week.
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