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R.J. Harvey was out. Then J.K. Dobbins hurt his hamstring. Jonah Coleman responded with 13 touches and the game-winning TD. His fantasy value just changed.
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TreVeyon Henderson returned with 16 carries, 76 yards and a TD. After Rhamondre Stevenson fumbled, the Patriots' backfield changed fast.
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One week in: what’s the ONE fantasy take you feel strongest about right now? 👀
Player you’re buying, selling, panicking on, or completely changing your mind about — drop it below.
Jalen Coker didn't repeat his 138-yard explosion. He did something more important: caught 8 more passes. Week 2 made the breakout look sustainable.
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@itsjamieortiz Juwan Johnson for me in full PPR. Mayer has the better matchup, but Johnson has the stronger red-zone role and was already the TE7 in Week 1.
@RyanC47682159 Caleb Douglas for me. He had a 22.2% target share and 35.3% first-read share in Week 1, which is much more trustworthy than chasing QJ’s contingent upside or Lloyd’s shaky backfield role.
@jayceex37 Davante for me. If Puka sits, the target ceiling jumps immediately, and even if Puka plays, Davante still has the best combination of role and upside from that group.
Rashee Rice scored in Week 1, but the touchdown hid the real concern: 2 targets.
He’s off the injury report and gets a better matchup Sunday night. Now the volume needs to return.
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@WilkinsMac87873 Worthy for me. He led KC with a 22.2% target share in Week 1, and in 0.5 PPR I’d rather chase his big-play/TD upside than the floors of Downs or Gainwell.
MarShawn Lloyd scored 3.7 PPR points in Week 1 — but handled nearly 62% of Green Bay’s designed carries.
With Josh Jacobs out again, the role deserves another shot.
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Ja’Marr Chase had 2 catches for 12 yards in Week 1. Houston isn’t an easy matchup either.
Don’t get cute. One awful week doesn’t change who Chase is.
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Colston Loveland had zero catches in Chicago’s 59-point opener. He also played 87% of the snaps.
Don’t ignore the role because of one ugly box score.
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Zay Flowers is doubtful. If he sits, Rashod Bateman gets the clearest WR bump — but Baltimore can replace Flowers’ production in more than one way.
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