Cleveland Browns running back Kareem Hunt outproduced starter Nick Chubb in Week 1’s blowout loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Hunt out-touched Chubb 17 to 11 and outgained him in total yards, 81 to 66. Week 1’s game script favored Hunt as the Browns fell behind early and shifted into catch-up mode. Cleveland is installed as six-point home favorites for their Week 2 Thursday night matchup

Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb had a slow afternoon in his team’s Week 1 blowout loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Chubb finished with just 11 total touches for 66 yards, six fewer touches than backup Kareem Hunt. Of course, the Browns fell behind early in that contest and shifted into catch-up mode, a game script that benefits Hunt over Chubb. Chubb should bounce back

Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield turned in a disappointing performance in a 38-6 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1, throwing for just 189 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. He will look to put that behind him when he takes on the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 2’s Thursday night matchup. While Mayfield wasn’t great in the season opener, there is some cause for

Arizona Cardinals tight end Dan Arnold is someone worth monitoring going forward. He was the only tight end to register a catch for the team in Week 1 against the San Francisco 49ers. Arnold caught both of his targets in Week 1 and went for a total of 21 receiving yards. The team’s other primary tight end, Maxx Williams, went catchless on two targets in

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Christian Kirk had a dreadful Week 1, catching just one of his five targets and gaining zero yards in the game. DeAndre Hopkins carried the passing game with 151 receiving yards on 14 receptions. All that is the bad news for Kirk. However, the good news is that Kirk tied with Larry Fitzgerald and Chase Edmonds for second on the team

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald caught four of his five targets for 34 yards in Week 1 against the San Francisco 49ers. He was tied for second on the team in targets with Christian Kirk and running back Chase Edmonds. The team’s No. 1 receiver, DeAndre Hopkins, soaked up a team-high 16 targets in the game. Fitzgerald averaged just 8.5 yards per reception in

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins was heavily featured in his Cardinals debut in Week 1, earning a whopping 16 targets while leading the team in receptions (14) and receiving yards (151). No other Cardinal earned over five targets in the game. While the target disparity might not always be as drastic as it was in Week 1, the game certainly proved that Hopkins will

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds was targeted five times in the passing game in Week 1, which was tied for second on the team with Larry Fitzgeraldand Christian Kirk. He caught three of those five targets for 19 yards and a touchdown while also rushing the ball six times for 26 yards in the game. The Cardinals are favored by about a touchdown in

Arizona Cardinals running back Kenyan Drake was the team’s primary ball-carrier in Week 1 against the San Francisco 49ers, carrying the ball 16 times for 60 yards and a touchdown. He also added two catches for five yards on two targets. Expect to see him get a heavy workload in Week 2 as the Cardinals host the Washington Football Team. The Cardinals are favored by

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray had a fantastic Week 1 in his team’s win over the San Francisco 49ers, throwing for 230 passing yards while adding a team-high 91 rushing yards. He had both a passing touchdown and a rushing touchdown in the game. Expect for him to improve upon those numbers in Week 2 as the Cardinals host the Washington Football Team. Murray had

Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon was undoubtedly one of the biggest flops in Week 1 against the Chargers as he finished with just 69 yards off of 19 carries for a miserable 2.0 YPC. He also underwhelmed catching passes out of the backfield by hauling in just one catch for two yards. Thanks in part to a lack of a familiar rapport with rookie

New England Patriots wide receiver N’Keal Harry was expected to do big things when he was drafted by the team. Sadly, injuries derailed his rookie season, but he is hopeful to bounce back in 2020. Harry hauled in five of six targets for 39 yards in the Week 1 victory over the Miami Dolphins. The Patriots use a run-heavy offense, but Harry should still get

New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman technically didn’t even start their Week 1 contest against the Miami Dolphins. However, he was on the field for a majority of their offensive snaps. Edelman finished with five receptions on seven targets for 57 yards. The Patriots are lacking reliable options, so quarterback Cam Newton should look his way quite often. Edelman will have a tougher matchup

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd didn’t have the most impressive Week 1 against the Chargers and will look to bounce back on Thursday night against Cleveland. The 25-year-old is coming off two-straight 1,000-yard seasons, but he struggled last Sunday as he was relegated to second fiddle by the return of veteran wideout A.J. Green, who had nine targets on the day. Although his poor

New England Patriots running back James White is likely going to be an important part of the offense this season. The team likes to use him in both the running and passing game quite often. White rushed five times for 22 yards and hauled in all three of his targets for 30 yards through the air. He probably would’ve been more involved, but the Patriots

New England Patriots running back Sony Michel was the starter for their Week 1 matchup against the Miami Dolphins. He rushed 10 times for 37 yards and one touchdown. His lone touchdown was at the goal line, but quarterback Cam Newton figures to get plenty of chances there as well. The Patriots are going to use a run-heavy offense, which is good news for Michel’s

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green secured five of his nine targets for 51 yards against the Chargers in Week 1. That was a respectable showing, primarily after injuring his ankle during training camp of last year, which resulted in the 32-year-old missing all of last season. Despite his lengthy tenure in the league, his upside is nearly as high as ever, even though he

New England Patriots quarterback Cam Newton had a promising first start with his new team in Week 1. He completed 15 of 19 passes for 155 yards and rushed 15 times for 75 yards and two touchdowns. However, it was against the Miami Dolphins below average defense, so it’s not time to get carried away here. Newton has the potential to be a QB1 this

Miami Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki could be a huge part of the offense this season. He’s expected to play as the slot receiver, which should increase his fantasy value. He was only able to haul in three receptions for 30 yards during the Week 1 loss to the New England Patriots. It won’t get much easier for Gesicki versus the Buffalo Bills in Week

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow will be searching for his first touchdown throw in Week 2 against the Browns on Thursday night. The rookie had a respectable debut last Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers by compiling 193 yards on 23-for-36 passing. He also racked up 46 yards off of eight carries on the ground, which included a 23-yard scramble for a score in the