The Dallas Cowboys Defense is not a strong Week 2 option in what could end up as a shootout against the Atlanta Falcons. While some of it came in what amounted to garbage time, the Falcons offense was still able to move the ball and put up points in Week 1 all while the Cowboys defense was unable to slow down the Seattle offense. It

Buffalo Bills running back Devin Singletary struggled in the opening week against the New York Jets. He rushed nine times for 30 yards and hauled in five receptions for 30 yards through the air. Singletary started over Zack Moss, but Moss saw most of the goal line work. The Bills have a favorable matchup against the Miami Dolphins in Week 2, which means both backs

Chicago Bears wide receiver Anthony Miller came alive in the fourth quarter of the team’s Week 1 comeback win over the Lions and will try and keep it going against the Giants this week. Miller hauled in five passes for 74 yards, including the game-winning touchdown, but fantasy owners have been fooled before by Miller’s tantalizing talent. Consistency has become the key to the third-year

Buffalo Bills running back Zack Moss was unable to get much going on the ground during their Week 1 victory over the New York Jets. He rushed nine times for 11 yards and had three receptions for 16 yards and one touchdown. It seems like the Bills are leaning towards using Moss in goal line situations. Devin Singletary is still going to be involved, so

Dallas Cowboys kicker Greg Zuerlein is a strong kicking option in Week 2 fantasy lineups. With the Cowboys taking on the Atlanta Falcons in what could be the highest scoring game of the week, Zuerlein should have plenty of chances to kick field goals or tack on extra points. In Week 1, “Greg the Leg” made two extra points and one of his two field

Chicago Bears running back Tarik Cohen made some solid contributions in Week 1, picking up 41 rushing yards on only seven carries in Week 1. Cohen will face a Giants Defense in Week 2 that allowed 149 rushing yards to the Steelers last week and allowed a 74.7% completion percentage to opposing backs in the passing game in 2019. Cohen has game-breaking talent but will

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver T.Y. Hilton looks to bounce back against the Vikings after a disappointing Week 1 performance. Hilton was only able to amass four catches for 53 yards on nine targets in a losing effort against the Jaguars. He will look to bounce back this week against a Minnesota team that struggled last week against Green Bay’s No. 1 receiver Davante Adams. They

Dallas Cowboys tight end Dalton Schultz is suddenly a starter after Blake Jarwin (knee) went down early in Week 1. Much more of a blocking type of tight end, Schultz still saw four targets in Week 1, catching one of them for 11 yards. With a week to practice as the starter, Schultz should be a little more involved in the passing game in Week

Chicago Bears running back David Montgomery will go up against a Giants Defense that allowed 141 rushing yards to the Steelers in Week 1. Montgomery came into the opener questionable with a groin injury but looked fairly healthy against Lions while leading the team with 13 carries for 64 yards. The Giants can certainly be beaten on the ground and allowed almost a 75% completion

Dallas Cowboys rookie wide receiver CeeDee Lamb will look to build on his solid NFL debut from Week 1. He’ll have a much easier matchup against a soft Atlanta Falcons secondary that allowed four passing touchdowns in Week 1. Lamb caught five passes in his first game, gaining 59 yards. While he fell well short of Amari Cooper‘s 14 targets, Lamb saw one more target

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen started off the 2020 season the right way by throwing for over 300 yards in Week 1. Allen completed 33 of 46 passing attempts for 312 yards and two touchdowns without any interceptions in the victory over the New York Jets. In addition to that, Allen rushed 14 times for 57 yards and two touchdowns. The accuracy is still an

Indianapolis Colts rookie running back Jonathan Taylor will be stepping into a starting role going forward, confirmed by Colts head coach Frank Reich. Taylor was not able to do much on the ground last week, picking up only 22 yards on nine carries. However, he was able to show that he can be an asset in the passing game, grabbing six balls for 67 yards.

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Philip Rivers will face off against the Minnesota Vikings Defense in Week 2. The Vikings defense surrendered over 300 yards and four touchdowns last week to Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The Vikings were also unable to force any turnovers and did not sack the Packers quarterback one time. Rivers threw for over 300 yards with one touchdown last week against the

Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky will have another favorable matchup against a leaky Giants secondary in Week 2. New York worked hard trying to revamp their defense in the offseason but still were burned by the Steelers for three passing touchdowns in Week 1. Enter Trubisky, who was awful for three quarters against the Lions last week but ripped off three passing scores en route

San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle (knee) will not practice this week because of his knee injury, but the Niners remain hopeful that he will play in Week 2 against the Jets. Kittle is battling a sprained knee, but as of right now, fantasy managers should expect him to be out there this Sunday. It’s definitely something to watch for the elite tight end,

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Gallup is a solid fantasy option in Week 2 against the Atlanta Falcons and has a good chance to find the end zone. Gallup had a tough matchup in Week 1 but ended up with 50 yards on three catches. The Falcons Defense, however, allowed 56 passing plays that went for 20 yards or more last season. That’s Gallup’s game,

Minnesota Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph will go up against a Colts Defense in Week 2 that allowed the 11th-most fantasy points to tight ends in 2019. Rudolph caught only two passes for 28 yards in the opener and really has faded into the background on offense the past few seasons. Rudolph posted only 367 yards in 2019 and no longer is a featured player

Minnesota Vikings rookie wide receiver Justin Jefferson will look to build off his NFL debut in Week 2 against the Colts. Jefferson caught two passes for 26 yards against the Packers and was slotted in the Vikings offense as the third receiver. The Colts allowed three touchdown passes to receivers in Week 1, but Jefferson is still learning the ropes offensively. Jefferson has plenty of

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Bisi Johnson did enough to secure his role in Week 1 as the No. 2 receiver heading into the team’s matchup against the Colts. Johnson caught three passes for 56 yards to open the season and now will face a Colts Defense that allowed touchdowns to secondary receivers on the Jaguars in Week 1. Despite the starting role, it is hard

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Adam Thielen enjoyed a fantastic Week 1 and will look to keep it going against the Colts in Week 2. Thielen caught six passes for 110 yards and two touchdowns against the Packers and now will face a Colts Defense that was put on its heels, at times, against the Jaguars last week. Thielen is the unquestionable number one target for