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Fantasy Football: Week 2 Add/Drop
A list of fantasy football players you should add, drop or ignore for Week 2. Follow @walterfootball for updates.
Don't know whom to start? Check out the Weekly NFL Fantasy Football Rankings to see whom I'd use in my fantasy lineup.
Jalen Coker, WR, Panthers (Priority: Very High)
Jalen Coker is owned in just half of ESPN leagues, so pick him up if he's available in yours. He's made big strides every single year, and he appears to be Bryce Young's favorite target.
Caleb Douglas, WR, Dolphins (Priority: Very High)
Caleb Douglas is somehow owned in just 15 percent of ESPN leagues. I guess that means that 85 percent of people in ESPN leagues don't read this website because Douglas was one of our top sleepers. Douglas is the No. 1 receiver on the Dolphins, and he did not disappoint in the opener.
Antonio Williams, WR, Redskins (Priority: High)
Antonio Williams was seen as a major sleeper at wide receiver prior to the Stefon Diggs signing. Everyone thought Williams' stats would take a hit as a result, but it turns out that wouldn't be the case at all. Williams led the Redskins in receiving in the opener, while Terry McLaurin struggled with only two catches.
Emmett Johnson, RB, Chiefs (Priority: High)
Emmett Johnson is one of the top handcuffs to own. He looked great in the opener, and Kenneth Walker isn't very durable.
Devaughn Vele, WR, Saints (Priority: Medium)
Devaughn Vele saw nine targets in the opener. He should be owned as New Orleans' No. 2 receiver.
Kalif Raymond, WR, Bears (Priority: Medium)
I'm skeptical of Kalif Raymond given his past performances, but we can't ignore that he had triple the number of targets of every single Chicago receiver except for Luther Burden.
Tre Harris, WR, Chargers (Priority: Low)
Ladd McConkey got banged up against the Cardinals, so Tre Harris is worth a look. Harris saw six targets against Arizona.
Ja'Marr Chase, WR, Bengals
I don't know if a Ja'Marr Chase owner is going to panic, but I would at least send a couple of trade offers their way. The Bengals didn't need to do much offensively because the Buccaneers gave the ball away with stupid turnovers all afternoon.
Drake London, WR, Falcons
Things may look bleak for Drake London right now, but Michael Penix Jr. should be back soon, and we know that London can produce with him.
Christian Watson, WR, Packers
Christian Watson just had an amazing game, reminding us what he's capable of if he has a full season. However, given his injury history, you might want to think about selling high on him. You should be able to get a great player in exchange.
Kendrick Bourne, WR, Cardinals
You can take a chance on Kendrick Bourne, but keep in mind that Jacoby Brissett is not going to throw 37 times each week.
Dontayvion Wicks, WR, Eagles
Dontayvion Wicks logged 73 yards and a touchdown in the opener, but he caught just two passes and saw four targets. He's going to be inconsistent.
Chris Rodriguez, RB, Jaguars
First game: Bhayshul Tuten had 15 carries, while Chris Rodriguez had six. You can hold on to Rodriguez if you want a handcuff, but this is not a 50-50 split, as some speculated.
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A list of fantasy football players you should add, drop or ignore for Week 2. Follow @walterfootball for updates.
Don't know whom to start? Check out the Weekly NFL Fantasy Football Rankings to see whom I'd use in my fantasy lineup.
Fantasy Football: Add
Jalen Coker, WR, Panthers (Priority: Very High) Jalen Coker is owned in just half of ESPN leagues, so pick him up if he's available in yours. He's made big strides every single year, and he appears to be Bryce Young's favorite target.
Caleb Douglas, WR, Dolphins (Priority: Very High) Caleb Douglas is somehow owned in just 15 percent of ESPN leagues. I guess that means that 85 percent of people in ESPN leagues don't read this website because Douglas was one of our top sleepers. Douglas is the No. 1 receiver on the Dolphins, and he did not disappoint in the opener.
Antonio Williams, WR, Redskins (Priority: High) Antonio Williams was seen as a major sleeper at wide receiver prior to the Stefon Diggs signing. Everyone thought Williams' stats would take a hit as a result, but it turns out that wouldn't be the case at all. Williams led the Redskins in receiving in the opener, while Terry McLaurin struggled with only two catches.
Emmett Johnson, RB, Chiefs (Priority: High) Emmett Johnson is one of the top handcuffs to own. He looked great in the opener, and Kenneth Walker isn't very durable.
Devaughn Vele, WR, Saints (Priority: Medium) Devaughn Vele saw nine targets in the opener. He should be owned as New Orleans' No. 2 receiver.
Kalif Raymond, WR, Bears (Priority: Medium) I'm skeptical of Kalif Raymond given his past performances, but we can't ignore that he had triple the number of targets of every single Chicago receiver except for Luther Burden.
Tre Harris, WR, Chargers (Priority: Low) Ladd McConkey got banged up against the Cardinals, so Tre Harris is worth a look. Harris saw six targets against Arizona.
Fantasy Football: Buy Low
Ja'Marr Chase, WR, Bengals I don't know if a Ja'Marr Chase owner is going to panic, but I would at least send a couple of trade offers their way. The Bengals didn't need to do much offensively because the Buccaneers gave the ball away with stupid turnovers all afternoon.
Drake London, WR, Falcons Things may look bleak for Drake London right now, but Michael Penix Jr. should be back soon, and we know that London can produce with him.
Fantasy Football: Sell High
Christian Watson, WR, Packers Christian Watson just had an amazing game, reminding us what he's capable of if he has a full season. However, given his injury history, you might want to think about selling high on him. You should be able to get a great player in exchange.
Fantasy Football: Ignore
Kendrick Bourne, WR, Cardinals You can take a chance on Kendrick Bourne, but keep in mind that Jacoby Brissett is not going to throw 37 times each week.
Dontayvion Wicks, WR, Eagles Dontayvion Wicks logged 73 yards and a touchdown in the opener, but he caught just two passes and saw four targets. He's going to be inconsistent.
Fantasy Football: Drop
Chris Rodriguez, RB, Jaguars First game: Bhayshul Tuten had 15 carries, while Chris Rodriguez had six. You can hold on to Rodriguez if you want a handcuff, but this is not a 50-50 split, as some speculated.
Don't know whom to start? Check out the Weekly NFL Fantasy Football Rankings to see whom I'd use in my fantasy lineup.
NFL Picks - Sept. 15
NFL Power Rankings - Sept. 14
Fantasy Football Rankings - Sept. 7
2027 NFL Mock Draft - Sept. 7
