Start or sit week 2

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Kenneth Gainwell ribs has been ruled out for Thursday night's game against Minnesota. He played 62 percent of the snaps and had 14 carries for 54 yards and four catches for 20 yards on four targets. Swift played 29 percent of the snaps, but he only had one carry for 3 yards and had one catch for no yards on two targets. Penny was actually a healthy scratch, and Boston Scott was the No. He had one carry for 3 yards and one catch for 7 yards on one target.

Start or sit week 2

Don't have an account? Receive free daily analysis. Last week featured a combination of blowouts, upsets, injuries, and shootouts. Teams like the Bengals, Bills, and Chiefs, who have high hopes, suffered a loss while teams like the Buccaneers, Jets, and Rams pulled out an unexpected victory. We also now officially have data, albeit a very small sample size. For anyone new to the column, each week we'll be analyzing every game from the Sunday slate and the Monday Night Football game, helping you optimize your fantasy lineups and take down your opponent. Check back regularly for any updates on player injuries or other pertinent information. Additionally, you'll notice there are players that are obvious starts included in the "matchups we love" section in the interest of making sure everyone is covered. Furthermore, there will be times when one wide receiver or running back is listed individually but their teammates are included as part of the write-up. There is also a separate article for the Thursday Night Football game each week, so be sure to read that. Hopefully, your team consisted of a player in those high-scoring affairs, such as a certain Miami stack, earning that win last week.

As he gets healthier, look for his role to evolve, but we sit and wait for now. Why do Rashee Rice and Tee Higgins merit back-to-back appearances in the column? He was also held in check at times, but he was up against arguably the best defense in the league.

Week 2 is here and hopefully, you won your first week and got all the guys you wanted off waivers. Week 1 was such a weird week where stars were duds and usual scrubs were stars. We are here to provide you with our Sit Start advice and hopefully help make some sense of the craziness from the opening week. Just a reminder that we give you advice based on projected ranges not just sit or start. There are injuries to be monitored and we will update as more information comes out. We also want to spend some time each week highlighting our team.

Fantasy football sit-and-start advice should always be relative and league-dependent. Note that some players are targeted for DFS. Good luck with your Week 2 lineups! Both looked good, but Carter dominated third-down work 71 percent and ran more routes, so he figures to play a bigger role in Week 2 with New York near touchdown underdogs. Both Carter and Hall can be used as flex plays, but Carter currently looks like the superior start. Cleveland allowed just 2. Flaws remain, but Wentz is playing indoors this week against a Lions defense that allowed an NFL-high 7.

Start or sit week 2

Don't have an account? Receive free daily analysis. Week 1 provided us with many surprises and outstanding performances, all of which we'll consider as we prepare for Week 2. For those who are unfamiliar, each week we'll be analyzing every game from the Sunday slate, helping you optimize your fantasy lineups and take down your opponent. Be sure to check back regularly for any updates on player injuries or other pertinent information. I will be covering the entire Sunday slate of games plus the Monday Night Football games. There will also be a separate article for the Thursday Night Football game each week, so be sure to read that as well. Hopefully, you are boasting a record right now but if you suffered a loss don't panic, let's get a win this week. If you have any additional lineup questions, follow me on Twitter JoshCon , and feel free to ask away. Let's dive into the matchups.

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Ridder finished Week 1 with the ninth-lowest passing grade. Has Rashee Rice become a must-play receiver? At least look at the stats before you make an uninformed comment. RB RNK 18th. TE RNK 13th. In his first game back from his ACL injury , Hall played 17 snaps 31 percent and carried the ball 10 times for yards. AJ Dillon is an above-average backup, and he'd take over as the starter. It was great to see Collins step up in Week 1 at Baltimore in his first game with C. I'm not sure there's much upside for him with C. I have been playing fantasy football for over 20 years.

Don't have an account? Receive free daily analysis. Last week featured a combination of blowouts, upsets, injuries, and shootouts.

REYDS 2. The Robin to his Batman this week was Samuel, who did run four more routes but had a lower depth of target as usual. Plus, he finished as the QB1. Herbert struggled in Week 1 against Green Bay with nine carries for 27 yards and three catches for 37 yards on five targets. If he misses, Pacheco becomes even more interesting. Has Jake Browning gone from anonymous backup to must-play fantasy stud? Conner is a solid No. Particularly against Dallas, whose pass rush is deadly. Philadelphia Eagles. He held four of those six receivers below 50 receiving yards in that sample. Florio's kicker starts and sits for Week 17 of the NFL fantasy football season. Allen can overcome any rough passing day with a strong rushing outing for fantasy purposes, so continue to start him as a locked-in strong QB1. Reynolds had a good game in Week 1 at Kansas City with four catches for 80 yards on seven targets, and he should be the No. The Packers aren't a scary matchup, so he's locked in. It made for a nice cherry on top, piling onto his rushing yards.