NFL fantasy football news and player signals for Sunday, September 20, 2026

George Kittle tore his achilles this calendar year and he's one of the healthiest players in the 49ers passing game [Quoted](

Hunter Henry caught 3 of 5 targets for 40 yards in Week 2 against Pittsburgh; he had 3 catches for 26 yards in Week 1 against Seattle. The source characterizes him as one of many fantasy depth TE pieces in the NFL.

Used in critical late-game situations in Week 2 despite poor results; on 1st and 10 from the Jets' 19-yard line, Brooks ran for 4 yards; on 2nd and 6, he ran for a loss of a yard. The source criticizes the play-calling as ineffective in a high-leverage situation.

The Packers QB is at risk of injury each snap due to the team's poor offensive line; the loss of Zach Bako-Bewele long-term makes an already-bad line even worse, limiting the offense's ability to execute and threatening Love's health and fantasy production.

Returned a punt 63 yards late in the Week 2 game against the Jets with under 5 minutes to play; described as an unheard-of feat in Green Bay, setting up the Packers offense on the Jets' 19-yard line.

Scored his first career touchdown in Week 2 against the Jets; milestone achievement for the running back.

Suffered a scary neck injury in Week 2 against the Jets and was transported to a local hospital; significant injury concern for fantasy relevance.

RB Chris Brooks was called upon in a critical late-game drive (down 3 with under 5 minutes) but produced minimal results: a 4-yard run on 1st and 10, then a 1-yard loss on 2nd and 6, leading the source to criticize the play-calling as lacking aggression and punch in high-leverage situations.

WR Skyy Moore returned a punt 63 yards late in the Week 2 game, described as 'an unheard of feat in Green Bay,' setting up the Packers in the red zone on the Jets' 19-yard line with under 5 minutes remaining.

QB Jordan Love is at constant risk of injury due to the Packers' poor offensive line, which the source describes as 'detrimental' and unable to provide reliable protection; the loss of Zach Bako-Bewele makes the situation worse, leaving Love unable to make mistakes without disastrous consequences.

RB MarShawn Lloyd scored his first career touchdown in Week 2 against the Jets, marking his entry into the scoring column.

WR Jayden Reed suffered a scary neck injury in Week 2 against the Jets and was transported to a local hospital, creating significant uncertainty around his availability going forward.

Watson was uneven in Week 1 and his performance did not inspire much confidence despite being named the starter for the Browns.

Bears QB1 left Week 2 game against Minnesota Vikings with a hamstring injury and is likely to be absent for Week 3 matchup against Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football. The source notes that Caleb's expected absence is the primary reason Chicago is listed as a +3.5 home underdog against the 2-0 Eagles, suggesting oddsmakers may have applied approximately a touchdown swing to the line due to the loss of a top-tier quarterback.

D'Andre Swift combined with Kyle Monangai for 255 rushing yards in the Bears' 24-15 victory over the Eagles in the previous season's Black Friday matchup, demonstrating the Bears' rushing attack capability against Philadelphia's defense.

Kyle Monangai combined with D'Andre Swift for 255 rushing yards in the Bears' 24-15 victory over the Eagles in the previous season's Black Friday matchup, demonstrating the Bears' rushing attack capability against Philadelphia's defense.

Darius Cooper caught the game-winning touchdown pass from Jalen Hurts with 9 seconds remaining in the Philadelphia Eagles' 24-20 comeback victory over the Tennessee Titans in Week 2, establishing him as a clutch target in the Eagles' passing game.

Jalen Hurts led the Philadelphia Eagles to a comeback victory over the Tennessee Titans (24-20) with a touchdown pass to Darius Cooper with 9 seconds remaining in the game, demonstrating clutch performance and offensive execution heading into Week 3 against the Chicago Bears.

Cole Kmet is a featured target for the Chicago Bears offense under Ben Johnson; the Bears' offensive struggles in Week 2 (3 points, fewest since Johnson's Lions were shut out in October 2022) suggest offensive line or execution issues rather than receiver talent, but the Week 3 matchup against Philadelphia will be complicated by Caleb Williams' likely absence at quarterback.

Chicago Bears starting quarterback Caleb Williams left today's game with a hamstring injury and is expected to be out for the Week 3 Monday Night Football matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles; the oddsmakers appear to have moved the line significantly due to his absence, with the Bears becoming home underdogs (+3.5) against a very good Eagles team, suggesting a potential one-touchdown swing in the line attributable to losing their QB1.

Bears tight end Colston Loveland was tasked with blocking Vikings pass rusher Dallas Turner on multiple plays during the final drive, including the decisive sack play where Turner bull rushed Loveland all the way to backup quarterback Tyson Bagent, resulting in a game-sealing sack. The matchup illustrates the Bears' defensive vulnerability and Loveland's inability to contain an elite pass rusher in critical moments.

Brock Purdy is the second biggest MVP Riser of Week 2, according to @​KalshiSports 🔥 [Quoted](

Ruled out as a potential WR addition to address injuries; Shanahan smirked and said 'No' when asked if Aiyuk could be an option, indicating the 49ers will not pursue him despite WR depth concerns.

Expected to return in a couple of weeks; Shanahan cited Kirk's pending return as context for the 49ers' current WR depth situation and their need to add depth to the roster or practice squad in the interim.

Left Week 2 with a hip injury; stayed on sideline with helmet, typically a sign a player could return. Shanahan indicated Evans could have returned if game circumstances were different, suggesting the injury may not be severe enough to force extended absence.

High-ankle sprain diagnosis; Shanahan said the injury looked like a high-ankle sprain, 'so, unfortunate there.' Robinson walked out of the locker room with a slight limp but without protective devices on his ankle/foot, suggesting a likely multi-week absence.

When asked if Brandon Aiyuk could be an option to fill the wide receiver void created by Robinson's injury, Shanahan smirked and said 'No,' indicating Aiyuk is not being considered as a solution to the 49ers' receiving corps depth issues.

Christian Kirk is sidelined and expected to return in a couple of weeks. With Robinson's high-ankle sprain and other wide receiver injuries, Kirk's timeline becomes relevant to the 49ers' receiving corps depth and availability.

Robinson suffered what Shanahan described as a high-ankle sprain, a significant injury typically requiring multiple weeks of recovery. Despite walking out of the locker room with a slight limp and no protective devices, the diagnosis suggests extended absence from the lineup.

Evans left Week 2 with a hip injury but remained on the sideline with his helmet, a sign suggesting potential return availability. Head coach Kyle Shanahan indicated that if game circumstances were different, Evans could have returned, suggesting the injury may not be severe enough to sideline him long-term.

Sam Darnold is ahead of schedule and could practice this week, per @​Curtis_Crabtree

Robinson may only be considered a No. 5 receiver in fantasy leagues at this time, though the source suggests he should be more involved in the passing game next week.

Robinson caught one pass for nine yards on one target against Philadelphia in Week 2; the Titans' limited passing volume in the game constrained his opportunity, though he is expected to see more involvement in the passing game going forward.

Mike Macdonald confirmed Sam Darnold (glute) is ahead of schedule, via @​Curtis_Crabtree: "We're optimistic. We'll see. I mean I think there's a chance that he comes back and practices at some point (this week). ... The timetable has shifted quite drastically, frankly."

Tight end Jake Ferguson caught a 12-yard touchdown pass from Dak Prescott in the third quarter, which tied Prescott with Tony Romo's previous franchise record of 248 career touchdown passes.

CeeDee Lamb caught the record-breaking touchdown pass from Dak Prescott—a 24-yard score deep down the right sideline late in the fourth quarter that sealed the Cowboys' 37-20 win over Washington. This catch marked Prescott's 249th career touchdown pass, breaking Tony Romo's franchise record.

Dak Prescott now stands as the Dallas Cowboys' all-time leader in career touchdown passes with 249, surpassing Tony Romo's previous franchise record. He achieved this milestone in Sunday's 37-20 win over Washington, throwing four touchdown passes in the game, including the record-breaking 24-yard score to CeeDee Lamb late in the fourth quarter. Prescott has spent his entire 11-year career with the Cowboys and had previously surpassed Romo as the franchise's all-time leader in passing yards last November.

Brown caught a 29-yard touchdown pass from Marcus Mariota that officials and replay ruled incomplete, a controversial decision that the broadcast crew disagreed with. The ruling prevented what would have tied the game at 17-17.

Daniels injured his left elbow on the final play of the first half, attempting to score from the 1-yard line with three seconds left before halftime. Left guard Chris Paul accidentally stepped on the quarterback as Daniels took the snap from under center, and Daniels tried to brace himself as he fell. The injury was similar to a 2025 game against the Seahawks last season when Daniels dislocated his left elbow.

Ferguson scored two touchdowns in the Cowboys' 37-20 win, with scoring tosses of 10 and 12 yards from Prescott, contributing to the team's offensive dominance.

Lamb caught eight passes for 153 yards and two touchdowns, including a 24-yard TD late in the game to ice the win and a 3-yard TD early. He was the primary target in Prescott's record-breaking performance.

Prescott now has a 23-2 record in division home games, the best winning percentage at home against division opponents with a minimum of 15 starts since the merger. He also extended his streak to 20 consecutive wins against NFC East teams at home since 2017, tying Tom Brady's NFL record.

Prescott threw four touchdown passes in a 37-20 win over Washington, going 26-of-31 for 279 yards. He broke the Cowboys' franchise record for career touchdown passes, passing Tony Romo with his 249th career TD pass on a 24-yarder to CeeDee Lamb late in the game. Prescott stated, 'To now put myself in that category, it's humbling, but I expect to play for a long time. And in my mind, I'm just getting started,' signaling confidence in sustained elite production.

Receiver Savion Williams is on the Packers' injured reserve/physically unable to perform list and is eligible to be called up after Week 4, per the source's discussion of roster management options.

Tight end Luke Musgrave is on the Packers' injured reserve/physically unable to perform list and is eligible to be called up after Week 4, per the source's discussion of roster management options.

The source indicates that receiver Jayden Reed is probably going to go on the injured reserve, which would affect the Packers' roster management and available 53-man roster spots heading into Weeks 3 and 4.

Pierre Strong Jr. is injured, which spurred the Packers' signing of Damon Bankston at running back.

Tucker Kraft almost had to move to offensive tackle in-game during Week 2 due to the Packers' offensive line injuries being so severe.

Receiver Savion Williams is eligible to be called up from the injured reserve/physically unable to perform list as the Packers manage roster spots in Weeks 3 and 4, representing a potential depth option for receiver depth once IR/PUP restrictions lift.

Tight end Luke Musgrave is eligible to be called up from the injured reserve/physically unable to perform list as the Packers manage roster spots in Weeks 3 and 4, representing a potential depth option for tight end depth once IR/PUP restrictions lift.

Receiver Jayden Reed is expected to go on the injured reserve, which impacts the Packers' 53-man roster management and available roster spots for potential call-ups from the injured reserve/physically unable to perform list.

Kraft, a tight end, almost had to move to offensive tackle in-game during Week 2 due to the severity of the Packers' offensive line injuries, illustrating the depth crisis at the position.

J.K. Dobbins is "frustrated" and has a little hamstring injury, per Sean Payton. [Retweeted](

49ers leading rushers in Week 2: Brock Purdy: 30 yards Kaelon Black: 25 yards Christian McCaffrey: 23 yards

ROUGH week for fantasy QBs… Jayden Daniels - QB18 🚑 Baker Mayfield - QB20 Justin Herbert - QB22 Drake Maye - QB23 Caleb Williams - QB24 🚑 Trevor Lawrence - QB26

ROUGH week for fantasy QBs… Jayden Daniels - QB18 🚑 Baker Mayfield - QB20 Justin Herbert - QB22 Drake Maye - QB23 Caleb Williams - QB24 🚑 Trevor Lawrence - QB26

ROUGH week for fantasy QBs… Jayden Daniels - QB18 🚑 Baker Mayfield - QB20 Justin Herbert - QB22 Drake Maye - QB23 Caleb Williams - QB24 🚑 Trevor Lawrence - QB26

ROUGH week for fantasy QBs… Jayden Daniels - QB18 🚑 Baker Mayfield - QB20 Justin Herbert - QB22 Drake Maye - QB23 Caleb Williams - QB24 🚑 Trevor Lawrence - QB26

ROUGH week for fantasy QBs… Jayden Daniels - QB18 🚑 Baker Mayfield - QB20 Justin Herbert - QB22 Drake Maye - QB23 Caleb Williams - QB24 🚑 Trevor Lawrence - QB26

ROUGH week for fantasy QBs… Jayden Daniels - QB18 🚑 Baker Mayfield - QB20 Justin Herbert - QB22 Drake Maye - QB23 Caleb Williams - QB24 🚑 Trevor Lawrence - QB26

Jaxon Smith-Njigba on the double move he used, via @​johnpboyle: "That’s my hooping skills."

Notes from Week 2: - It’s over for Marv. Trade him Arizona. - Jayden Daniels + Caleb Williams 🚑 - DeVonta + Waddle are true WR1s - Justin Herbert is IF man (again) - Raiders are 2-0? SHOUTOUT RAIDERS - Bears passing attack was a nightmare before Caleb injury. Will be a nightmare after. - Bryce Young is BALLING 📈🔥 - JSN is the best WR in football right now

Notes from Week 2: - It’s over for Marv. Trade him Arizona. - Jayden Daniels + Caleb Williams 🚑 - DeVonta + Waddle are true WR1s - Justin Herbert is IF man (again) - Raiders are 2-0? SHOUTOUT RAIDERS - Bears passing attack was a nightmare before Caleb injury. Will be a nightmare after. - Bryce Young is BALLING 📈🔥 - JSN is the best WR in football right now

Notes from Week 2: - It’s over for Marv. Trade him Arizona. - Jayden Daniels + Caleb Williams 🚑 - DeVonta + Waddle are true WR1s - Justin Herbert is IF man (again) - Raiders are 2-0? SHOUTOUT RAIDERS - Bears passing attack was a nightmare before Caleb injury. Will be a nightmare after. - Bryce Young is BALLING 📈🔥 - JSN is the best WR in football right now

Notes from Week 2: - It’s over for Marv. Trade him Arizona. - Jayden Daniels + Caleb Williams 🚑 - DeVonta + Waddle are true WR1s - Justin Herbert is IF man (again) - Raiders are 2-0? SHOUTOUT RAIDERS - Bears passing attack was a nightmare before Caleb injury. Will be a nightmare after. - Bryce Young is BALLING 📈🔥 - JSN is the best WR in football right now

Notes from Week 2: - It’s over for Marv. Trade him Arizona. - Jayden Daniels + Caleb Williams 🚑 - DeVonta + Waddle are true WR1s - Justin Herbert is IF man (again) - Raiders are 2-0? SHOUTOUT RAIDERS - Bears passing attack was a nightmare before Caleb injury. Will be a nightmare after. - Bryce Young is BALLING 📈🔥 - JSN is the best WR in football right now

Notes from Week 2: - It’s over for Marv. Trade him Arizona. - Jayden Daniels + Caleb Williams 🚑 - DeVonta + Waddle are true WR1s - Justin Herbert is IF man (again) - Raiders are 2-0? SHOUTOUT RAIDERS - Bears passing attack was a nightmare before Caleb injury. Will be a nightmare after. - Bryce Young is BALLING 📈🔥 - JSN is the best WR in football right now

Notes from Week 2: - It’s over for Marv. Trade him Arizona. - Jayden Daniels + Caleb Williams 🚑 - DeVonta + Waddle are true WR1s - Justin Herbert is IF man (again) - Raiders are 2-0? SHOUTOUT RAIDERS - Bears passing attack was a nightmare before Caleb injury. Will be a nightmare after. - Bryce Young is BALLING 📈🔥 - JSN is the best WR in football right now

Tate was expected to be a big part of the passing game during his rookie season but has posted only 65 yards in his first two games; he caught three passes for 27 yards against Philadelphia in Week 2 on five targets. The source projects he should have more success as the season goes on but rates him as a No. 5 fantasy receiver at this point.

Commanders wide receiver was wide open in the end zone but was overthrown by receiver Antonio Williams on a trick play where Washington fooled Dallas. The missed touchdown opportunity was one of several failed scoring chances that put the Commanders in a bind as the game progressed.

Commanders receiver received an excellent deep pass from Marcus Mariota to the end zone in the second half that appeared to be a touchdown catch but was ruled incomplete on the field and confirmed incomplete on review. The play looked like a touchdown 'in every possible way' according to the source, but the call stood despite the Commanders challenging it. Brown also lost a fumble on the next drive which Dallas converted into a touchdown.

Cowboys receiver had a strong performance against the Commanders' suspect secondary and weak pass rush. The source notes that Washington was unable to get pressure, allowing Prescott and Lamb to gash the defense throughout the game, particularly in the first three series where Dallas drove into the red zone on each drive.

Cowboys quarterback had a dominant performance against the Commanders' weak defense, finishing with 279 yards and 4 touchdowns. The source notes that Washington was unable to get pressure and had a suspect secondary, allowing Prescott and receiver CeeDee Lamb to gash the defense throughout the game, particularly in the first three series where Dallas drove into the red zone on each drive.

Backup quarterback taking over for injured Jayden Daniels; the source characterizes Mariota as 'a capable backup and can move the football, but Daniels is on another level.' Mariota threw an excellent deep pass to Dyami Brown in the second half that was ruled incomplete on the field and confirmed incomplete on review, though it appeared to be a touchdown. His role is now critical to the Commanders' ability to remain competitive while Daniels recovers.

Franchise quarterback suffered a significant elbow injury on the last play of the first half in Week 2 against Dallas after guard Chris Paul stepped on him during a snap; Daniels was 11-for-17 for 96 yards and a touchdown with 7 rushing attempts for 69 yards before the injury. The source notes he will likely miss more than one game and that his absence will have an irrevocable impact on the Commanders season, as he dealt with several injuries in 2025 including a dislocated left elbow presumptively similar to this one. Without Daniels' dynamic playmaking ability, Washington is a different team and will have an uphill battle to remain competitive.

CeeDee Lamb was gashed by the Commanders' suspect secondary, which was unable to generate pressure and allowed the Cowboys receiver to exploit the defense alongside Dak Prescott's strong performance.

Dak Prescott had 279 passing yards and four touchdowns against the Commanders' defense, which had no answers for him. The Cowboys quarterback benefited from Washington's inability to generate pressure and a suspect secondary that got gashed by Prescott and receiver CeeDee Lamb.

Terry McLaurin was wide open in the end zone but was overthrown by receiver Antonio Williams on a trick play pass attempt, resulting in a missed touchdown opportunity for the Commanders. This was one of several missed scoring opportunities that added up and put Washington in a bind as the game progressed.

Dyami Brown had what appeared to be a touchdown reception on a deep shot from Marcus Mariota in the second half, but the play was ruled incomplete on the field and the incomplete pass call was confirmed on review despite looking like a touchdown in every possible way. Brown then lost a fumble on the next drive which Dallas converted into a touchdown, compounding the Commanders' bad luck and missed scoring opportunities.

Marcus Mariota takes over as the Commanders' starting quarterback following Jayden Daniels' elbow injury. The source characterizes Mariota as a capable backup who can move the football, but notes he is on another level below Daniels and lacks the dynamic playmaking ability that makes Daniels special.

Before his injury, Jayden Daniels was at his explosive best in the first half against Dallas, completing 11 of 17 passes for 96 yards and a touchdown while running seven times for 69 yards. The source emphasizes he was proving accurate and elusive with the Commanders offense moving, demonstrating all the things that make him special and proving he makes Washington a threat to beat anyone.

Jayden Daniels suffered a gruesome elbow injury on the last play of the first half against Dallas, taking him out of Sunday's game at minimum and likely causing him to miss multiple games. The source notes Daniels dealt with several injuries in 2025 including a dislocated left elbow presumptively similar to this one, and his absence will have an irrevocable impact on the Commanders season. Marcus Mariota is a capable backup but Daniels is on another level with dynamic playmaking ability unique to him; Washington is a different team without him and will have an uphill battle to remain competitive while he's out.

George Pickens got more involved on a Cowboys possession in the second quarter, making a huge catch and drawing a big penalty that aided the Cowboys' offensive drive.

Jayden Daniels suffered a dislocated left elbow on the final play of the first half when he appeared to get stepped on by his left guard. He was carted off the field and ruled out for the remainder of the game. The source notes this was a critical moment where Daniels' health became the most important thing, and based on replay it appears he may have re-injured his left elbow (which he had suffered previously).

Stefon Diggs scored two touchdown receptions in the game. His first TD came from Jayden Daniels in the second quarter, and his second came from backup Marcus Mariota in the fourth quarter when Diggs was wide open. Despite the Commanders' loss, Diggs remained a featured target in the Washington offense.

Jake Ferguson scored two touchdown receptions from Dak Prescott in the game. His second TD catch was particularly notable as it was Prescott's 248th passing touchdown, tying the franchise record. Ferguson was featured prominently in the Cowboys' dominant offensive performance.

CeeDee Lamb scored a touchdown reception on the Cowboys' opening drive, capping off a 66-yard, 10-play drive with extreme authority. The source emphasizes this was part of the offense arriving hot early in the game.

Dak Prescott tied Tony Romo's franchise record of 248 passing touchdowns in the first half, then broke the record with his 249th TD pass in the fourth quarter. This marks his 79th game with multiple passing touchdowns, also tying Romo's franchise record. The source notes the offense was clearly on a mission and Prescott was the centerpiece of a dominant 37-20 victory over Washington.

Jacory Croskey-Merritt was involved in a fumble on a pitch from Jayden Daniels early in the second quarter that Washington recovered but resulted in the Commanders being pushed back significantly and forced to settle for a field goal instead of a touchdown.

Dyami Brown was targeted for what appeared to be a game-tying touchdown early in the third quarter under backup quarterback Marcus Mariota, but the pass was ruled incomplete despite Brown appearing to get a knee in bounds. Washington challenged the ruling and lost the challenge.

Marcus Mariota took over as Washington's quarterback after Jayden Daniels was injured on the final play of the first half. The source notes it was not the same game against Mariota as it had been against Daniels, though Mariota did find opportunities against Dallas' defense and threw a touchdown pass to Stefon Diggs in the fourth quarter.

Stefon Diggs caught two touchdown passes for Washington against Dallas; he hooked up with Jayden Daniels in the endzone in the second quarter, then caught a huge pass from Marcus Mariota in the fourth quarter that was wide open and brought the Commanders within 10 points at 30-20.

Jayden Daniels suffered a left elbow injury on the final play of the first half against Dallas when he appeared to get stepped on by his left guard and went down awkward. He was carted off the field and ruled out for the remainder of the game. This is a concerning development given he suffered a dislocated left elbow last year.

George Pickens got more involved on a Cowboys offensive possession in the second quarter, picking up a big penalty after a huge catch that helped Dallas move into scoring position.

Jake Ferguson caught two touchdown passes from Dak Prescott against Washington; his second TD reception in the third quarter tied Prescott's franchise passing touchdown record at 248, and his first TD came in the second quarter as the Cowboys' offense dominated.

CeeDee Lamb caught a touchdown pass from Dak Prescott in the first quarter as the Cowboys' offense started hot against Washington, establishing early offensive momentum.

Dak Prescott tied Tony Romo's franchise record of 248 passing touchdowns with a touchdown pass to Jake Ferguson in the third quarter, then broke the record with his 249th passing touchdown in the fourth quarter against Washington. This marks his 79th game with multiple passing touchdowns, also tying Romo's franchise record.

Herbert finished 15-of-27 for 192 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions in the Chargers' 26-14 loss to the Raiders; he had three of the Chargers' six fumbles on the day, though the team did not lose possession on any of them.

Hampton had 94 yards on 23 carries with a touchdown; he also had a game-changing fumble in the fourth quarter with the Chargers down by three, leading to Cousins' third touchdown pass.

Tucker was Cousins' top target, catching five passes for 119 yards with two catches going for at least 40 yards, including a long touchdown in the first quarter to open the scoring.

Cousins threw for 253 yards with three touchdowns and one interception in the Raiders' 26-14 victory over the Chargers, extending his early-season dominance; he is now just the second quarterback in franchise history to record at least three touchdown passes in each of the club's first two games, joining Ken Stabler from 1976.

respectfully, this is the most Tyler Allgeier stat line ever

Young benefited from the Raiders' creative play-calling, catching a 27-yard pass from Kirk Cousins on a trick play where Cousins pitched to Ashton Jeanty, who threw it back to Cousins; Young was wide open and the gain gave the Raiders the ball deep in Chargers territory.

Jeanty was featured in the Raiders' creative offensive play-calling; he received a pitch from Kirk Cousins and threw it back to Cousins on a trick play that resulted in a 27-yard gain to Dareke Young. Earlier, the Raiders had a first-and-goal from the four-yard line but couldn't score on four consecutive Jeanty runs.

Tucker caught a 40-yard touchdown reception on the Raiders' opening drive; the source notes he was so wide open behind the Chargers defense that he was able to turn and wait for the ball to arrive.

Cousins led the Raiders to victory, throwing touchdown passes to Tre Tucker (40 yards), Cody White (13 yards), and Dareke Young (27-yard gain on a trick play); he also participated in a creative play where he pitched to Ashton Jeanty, who threw it back to Cousins for a wide-open Dareke Young reception.

White, an erstwhile practice-squad receiver, scored two touchdowns for the Raiders in the game; he caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from Kirk Cousins to put Las Vegas up 17-14 in the third quarter, and later caught an 11-yard touchdown pass on the Chargers' final possession.

Njoku suffered a knee injury in the first quarter when he bobbled a pass that Herbert delivered behind the Las Vegas defense; the ball was intercepted by rookie safety Hezekiah Masses, and Njoku did not return to the game.

Gadsden II, the tight end, connected with Herbert for a 10-yard touchdown reception midway through the third quarter, giving the Chargers a 14-10 lead.

Hampton, the 220-pound second-year running back, fumbled late in the fourth quarter when handed off on a draw play with the Chargers having momentum; he was met by Raiders linebacker Nakobe Dean and promptly fumbled, one of six fumbles on the day for the Chargers, with safety Jeremy Chinn scooping up the ball and returning it 43 yards to the 16-yard line.

Herbert and the Chargers offense struggled to establish rhythm and consistently move the football despite an offensive overhaul with high expectations; the source notes Herbert was unable to hide his frustration after a botched snap on third-and-inches when the offense sent Tre' Harris in motion from right to left, snapping the ball at the precise moment the receiver was between center and quarterback, causing the snap to bounce off Harris' knee and forcing Herbert to pounce on the loose ball.

Daniels suffered an elbow injury on the final play of the first half in Week 2 against Dallas and did not return. The source notes that the Cowboys defense's job got easier after Daniels' injury, and the Commanders were not much of a threat to win after halftime as the Cowboys pulled away to a 37-20 victory.

Lamb made a circus catch in the end zone for Prescott's fourth touchdown in Week 2, which set the Cowboys franchise record for career touchdown passes. The catch was highlighted as a notable play in the Cowboys' dominant 37-20 win over Washington.

Prescott set the Cowboys franchise record for career touchdown passes (249th TD pass, surpassing Tony Romo) in Week 2 against Washington, completing 26 of 31 for 279 yards and four touchdowns in a 37-20 win. The source notes that after a Week 1 loss to the Giants, Prescott's Week 2 performance demonstrated the Cowboys offense was back on track, with the source stating 'Dallas' offense with Prescott leading the way appeared to be back on track, which is the best sign for the Cowboys going forward.' The source also notes that Prescott's career perception could improve with a Super Bowl run, similar to how Romo's legacy was affected by playoff failures.

Mike Evans hip injury doesn't look serious. Demarcus Robinson looks to have suffered a high ankle sprain. (via @​nwagoner)

Darnold was absent from Week 2 action, with Mina Kimes noting the Seahawks resisted ultra-conservative offensive play-calling despite his absence and their elite defense, suggesting the team's confidence in backup Drew Lock and willingness to maintain aggressive offensive approach regardless of starting QB status.

Lock entered Week 2 ranking 8th overall in QB Rating after posting 235 passing yards and 3 TDs in Week 2 against Arizona; Mina Kimes notes the Seahawks were unafraid to let him sling the rock despite Sam Darnold's absence and the team's lights-out defense, suggesting offensive confidence in Lock as a functional starter rather than ultra-conservative game management.

Drew Lock entered Week 2 ranking 8th overall in QB Rating after his Week 1 performance, demonstrating functional starter-level play. In Week 2 against Arizona, he posted 235 passing yards and 3 touchdowns while the Seahawks dominated 31-7, with the offense unafraid to let him sling the rock despite being a backup filling in for Sam Darnold.

Klint Kubiak said Brock Bowers (knee) was "very close" to playing in Week 2, via @​JesseSBSN.

Seahawks RB goal line touches vs. Cardinals: Emanuel Wilson: 4 George Holani: 2 Jadarian Price: 0

Singleton combined with Tyjae Spears for 11 carries in Arizona's Week 2 game, indicating a crowded backfield situation that may limit Tony Pollard's role.

Spears combined with Nicholas Singleton for 11 carries in Arizona's Week 2 game, indicating a crowded backfield situation that may limit Tony Pollard's role.

Ward stole a couple of short-yardage touchdown scores in Arizona's Week 2 game, taking scoring opportunities away from Tony Pollard; he has established himself as a goal-line threat.

Pollard ran 14 times for 64 yards and was held without a touchdown in Arizona's Week 2 game, as Cam Ward stole short-yardage scoring opportunities; game script ruined his Week 1 story, and the backfield may be more crowded than anticipated with Tyjae Spears and Nicholas Singleton combining for 11 carries.

Reed was carted off with an early-game neck injury in Green Bay's Week 2 game against the Jets; his status is uncertain.

Kraft posted 2-15-0 on three targets in Green Bay's Week 2 game against the Jets; he isn't up to speed yet in the Packers' offense.

Watson posted 4-41-1 on 11 targets in Green Bay's Week 2 game against the Jets; the touchdown saved his day despite the low reception total and receiving yards on high target volume.

Johnson had the best foot of the three Green Bay runners, posting 8-32-0 in Week 2 against the Jets; he was the most productive of the Packers' backfield committee.

Lloyd barely saw the field after a second-half fumble in Green Bay's Week 2 game against the Jets; however, he had already secured a touchdown catch, which saved his fantasy day despite the reduced role.

Hurts posted 264 passing yards and two touchdowns in Philadelphia's Week 2 win over Tennessee, validating the Eagles' aggressive passing game after an early Saquon Barkley injury; he only ran for 16 yards on five attempts but delivered through the air.

Wicks posted 5-74-0 in Philadelphia's Week 2 win over Tennessee, continuing his active role for a second straight week; he has established himself as a consistent secondary receiver option.

Smith had the type of target-hog game the source has been hoping for, posting 10-117-1 on 10 targets in Philadelphia's Week 2 win over Tennessee; he delivered the high-volume, high-production performance expected of him.

Hutchinson was liberally targeted with nine looks in Houston's Week 2 loss to Cincinnati, posting 3-37-0; he was the second-most targeted receiver after Dalton Schultz.

Schultz went bonkers with 12-140-0 on 14 targets in Houston's Week 2 loss to Cincinnati, emerging as the breakout receiver in Nico Collins' absence; no one else in the offense topped 37 receiving yards, making Schultz the clear focal point.

Stevenson posted 46 total yards and lost an early fumble in New England's Week 2 win over Pittsburgh; the fumble may have cost him carries as TreVeyon Henderson expanded his role.

Henderson hit the ground running in his first 2026 action, posting 16-76-1 (16 carries for 76 yards and 1 touchdown) in New England's Week 2 win over Pittsburgh; his role may have expanded after Rhamondre Stevenson lost an early fumble.

Maye averaged 9.5 yards per attempt in New England's Week 2 win over Pittsburgh, though he threw one bad interception; he was part of the Patriots' bounce-back performance.

Doubs got loose for 3-96-0 on four targets in New England's Week 2 bounce-back win over Pittsburgh; he was one of several key players who rebounded after Week 1 struggles.

Etienne has run nowhere and been forced to share backfield carries in New Orleans through two weeks (Week 2 with Alvin Kamara); despite his large contract, he has not received the meaty role that many envisioned, making the investment a buzzkill.

Vele is one of three main targets for Tyler Shough in New Orleans' Week 2 upset win over Baltimore; the source recommends starting him against anyone given the offensive momentum.

Johnson is one of three main targets for Tyler Shough in New Orleans' Week 2 upset win over Baltimore; the source recommends starting him against anyone given the offensive momentum.

Olave is one of three main targets for Tyler Shough in New Orleans' Week 2 upset win over Baltimore; the source recommends starting him against anyone given the offensive momentum.

Shough posted 252 passing yards and two total touchdowns in New Orleans' Week 2 upset win over Baltimore; he kept the downfield concentration to three main targets (Chris Olave, Juwan Johnson, Devaughn Vele), suggesting a focused passing attack.

Pitts Sr. logged a 1-15-0 day on three targets in Atlanta's Week 2 loss to Carolina, failing to produce despite the target opportunity; his performance reflects the broader dysfunction in the Falcons' offense.

London posted 4-51-0 in Atlanta's Week 2 loss to Carolina; his production is respectable given the circumstances of poor quarterback play and the team's offensive dysfunction.

Robinson ground out 81 total yards in Atlanta's Week 2 loss to Carolina despite the team's offensive dysfunction; he maintained production despite poor quarterback play and game script.

Strand posted a 35.1 passer rating with one interception in Atlanta's Week 2 loss to Carolina, delivering an awful performance that highlights the Falcons' quarterback crisis.

Rush posted a 32.6 passer rating with two interceptions in Atlanta's Week 2 loss to Carolina, delivering an awful performance that highlights the Falcons' quarterback crisis.

Penix has never been a decent pro and will be needed as the eventual savior for Atlanta's struggling offense; the team's current quarterback situation is dire, with Cooper Rush and Jack Strand both posting poor performances in Week 2.

Hubbard posted 64 rushing yards and one touchdown in Carolina's dominant 34-3 win over Atlanta; he delivered a double-digit fantasy day with his normal workload despite the lopsided game script.

Waller popped in the red zone for Carolina in Week 2, posting 3-33-2 (two touchdowns) in the dominant win over Atlanta; he has established himself as a reliable target in the scoring area.

Coker is an ascending secondary receiver in Carolina's offense, posting 8-66-0 on nine targets in Week 2's dominant win over Atlanta; he has established himself as a consistent secondary option behind McMillan.

McMillan is a legitimate alpha receiver in Carolina's offense, posting 5-101-0 on 10 targets in Week 2's dominant win over Atlanta; he has established himself as the primary downfield target for Bryce Young.

Young posted 287 passing yards and three touchdowns with zero interceptions and only two sacks in Carolina's dominant 34-3 win over Atlanta; he has feasted on perfect matchups early in the season, suggesting potential for a breakout year if the favorable schedule continues.

Jefferson posted a 3-55-0 line on six targets in Minnesota's Week 2 loss to Chicago in poor weather conditions (wind and rain); the weather and Minnesota's offensive struggles limited his production despite the target volume.

Jones Sr. carried the ball 23 times for 103 yards in Minnesota's Week 2 loss to Chicago in poor weather conditions (wind and rain); he essentially handed the backfield to himself, indicating a workhorse role despite the offensive struggles.

Raymond has outproduced the Chicago offense's Big 3 (Burden, Odunze, Loveland) in consecutive weeks, posting 5-40-0 in Week 2 after a strong Week 1 performance. The unheralded receiver has emerged as a consistent target in the Bears passing game despite the overall offensive dysfunction.

Loveland has failed to produce in two consecutive games (Week 1: 1-3-0; Week 2: 1-3-0), despite being drafted as a slam-dunk weekly starter. The tight end has been outproduced by unheralded receiver Kalif Raymond (5-40-0) in both weeks, raising significant concern about his role in the Chicago offense and the overall dysfunction of the passing game.

Odunze has recorded two consecutive low-production games (Week 1: 3-43-0; Week 2: 3-43-0), failing to deliver on his ascending talent and high-ceiling draft narrative. He has been outproduced by unheralded receiver Kalif Raymond (5-40-0) in both weeks, warranting legitimate concern about the Chicago passing game dysfunction.

Burden has posted two consecutive washout games (Week 1: 3-32-0; Week 2: 3-32-0), failing to produce as an ascending talent with a high ceiling. Despite being drafted as a key pass catcher in the Chicago offense, he has been outproduced by unheralded receiver Kalif Raymond (5-40-0) in both weeks, raising legitimate panic about his role and production.

Backup quarterback likely to be needed for starts beginning Week 3 against Philadelphia if Caleb Williams misses time; head coach Ben Johnson may have opportunity to develop interesting offensive schemes with Bagent under center.

Williams suffered a non-contact right-leg hamstring injury in the fourth quarter of Week 2 against Minnesota; initial concern was a potential season-ending injury, though he walked under his own power with a limp after the game. Status remains uncertain pending medical tests, but there is risk of extended absence into 2026 season.

Through 2 games: CeeDee Lamb - 13 REC + 197 Yards + 3 TDs George Pickens - 9 REC + 68 Yards

Through 2 games: CeeDee Lamb - 13 REC + 197 Yards + 3 TDs George Pickens - 9 REC + 68 Yards

DAK FINDS CEEDEE AGAIN 🤯

Dolphins rookie receiver Caleb Douglas suffered an ankle injury during the game against San Francisco.

49ers veteran receiver Mike Evans suffered a hip injury during the game against Miami and did not return.

49ers wide receiver Demarcus Robinson suffered a non-contact lower leg injury in the 2nd quarter against Miami and was carted off the field; he did not return to the game and finished with three catches for 34 yards.

Prescott threw three touchdowns against Washington on September 20, 2026, reaching 249 career passing touchdowns to become the Dallas Cowboys franchise leader in passing touchdowns, surpassing Tony Romo's previous record of 248. Prescott now holds the franchise record in multiple passing categories: touchdowns, yards, completions, pass attempts, and completion percentage.

Dak Prescott broke the Dallas Cowboys franchise record for passing touchdowns, surpassing Tony Romo's previous mark of 248 with his 249th touchdown pass in the third quarter of Sunday's game against Washington. Prescott now leads the franchise in touchdowns, yards, completions, pass attempts, and completion percentage, positioning him to own all major passing statistical records in team history by the end of his career.

JSN (Jalen Nailor) had his way with the Cardinals defense in the loss to Seattle; the source criticizes the defense for allowing the best players on opposing teams to beat them consistently, specifically noting that Nailor should never have such dominance against the defense.

Brissett's Cardinals offense produced one of the most impotent offensive performances in franchise history in a 31-7 loss to Seattle; the source notes the offense was not what was hoped for and was mostly awful against a great defense, despite being adequate in week one against the Chargers.

Brissett's Cardinals offense produced one of the most impotent offensive performances in franchise history in a 31-7 loss to Seattle; while the offense was sufficient to beat the Chargers in week one, it was mostly awful against a great defense, suggesting significant inconsistency and vulnerability against quality defensive units.

The Dak-CeeDee connection is back in full force 💥

CeeDee Lamb in Week 2: 8 receptions 153 yards 2 TD

Kupp gained 16 yards and got out of bounds to give Seattle a fighting chance to get into field goal territory late in the first half.

Saubert caught a checkdown pass but fell for a 10-yard loss, resulting in a field goal attempt rather than a touchdown for Seattle in the second half.

Duvernay gave up a big return on the Seahawks kick coverage unit, setting the Cardinals up at their own 43-yard line early in the game.

Barner scored a touchdown on the final play of the game, capping a 16-play, 70-yard drive lasting over 10 minutes that was almost exclusively run plays. He got a garbage time score in the blowout victory.

Brissett struggled as the Cardinals quarterback, with no explosive passes or runs generated for him throughout the game. He was sacked by Leonard Williams on a third-down play and scrambled inside the 5-yard line on a goal-line drive, but the Cardinals offense could not sustain momentum against Seattle's defense.

Love, a rookie running back, was involved in Arizona's early drive with favorable field position, helping the Cardinals move down the field alongside Trey McBride. However, the Cardinals offense could not generate explosive plays or sustained success overall.

Shaheed had positive Lock throws early in the game and was targeted on multiple occasions, including a crosser where the ball went through his hands, a late-game aggressive pursuit that was tipped away by Will Johnson, and a 16-yard gain by Cooper Kupp that got out of bounds. He also fumbled the opening kickoff in the second half, which was recovered by Chazz Surratt and returned inside Arizona's 40-yard line.

McBride caught the first pass of the game for nine yards and scored a touchdown on fourth-and-goal from the 10-yard line when he was 1-on-1 with Josh Jobe in the first half. However, the Cardinals offense struggled overall and could not generate explosive plays or sustained drives against Seattle's defense.

Price left the game late in the second half with a chest injury and did not return. He had 52 rushing yards before the injury in a game where the Seahawks' running game struggled in the first half but improved significantly in the second half.

Wilson got the bulk of touches from late third quarter onward when Jadarian Price left with a chest injury, accumulating 92 rushing yards on the ground in the second half. He was involved in a 16-play, 70-yard drive lasting over 10 minutes that was almost exclusively run plays, and scored a touchdown on the final play of the game.

Lock earned huge praise for an outstanding 19/26, 235-yard, 3 TD, 0 turnover performance in place of the injured Sam Darnold, demonstrating efficiency and ball security while leading the Seahawks to a 31-7 rout of Arizona. He aggressively pursued big plays and connected with Jaxon Smith-Njigba on multiple touchdown strikes, including the opening 82-yard score.

Smith-Njigba shredded the Cardinals defense for 9 catches, 155 yards, and 3 touchdowns in the second half, including an 82-yard touchdown on Drew Lock's first throw of the game when Arizona's secondary blew coverage. He was matched up against Budda Baker on his third touchdown and caught multiple first-down passes throughout the game, establishing himself as Lock's primary target in a dominant 31-7 Seahawks victory.

Shaheed received positive throws from Lock early in the game and had a couple of first-down catches, though he also fumbled the opening kickoff in the second half; he was targeted multiple times but had mixed results including drops.

Barner got a garbage time touchdown in the fourth quarter as part of a 16-play, 70-yard drive that was almost exclusively run plays, scoring the final touchdown of the afternoon in a blowout.

Price left the game late in the second half with a chest injury and did not return; he had accumulated 52 rushing yards on the ground before the injury forced him out of the game.

Wilson got the bulk of the touches from late third quarter onward when Price left with a chest injury, accumulating 92 rushing yards on the ground as the Seahawks shifted to a run-heavy approach in the second half and garbage time.

Lock earned huge praise for an outstanding 19/26, 235-yard, 3 TD, 0 turnover game in place of the injured Darnold, demonstrating efficient play and strong decision-making in a starting role against Arizona.

Smith-Njigba shredded the Cardinals defense to the tune of 9 catches for 155 yards and his first ever 3-touchdown performance in the second half, establishing himself as Drew Lock's primary target and the focal point of Seattle's dominant offensive attack.

Watson was targeted on a critical third-down play near midfield with 1:05 left in regulation during the Packers' comeback attempt against the Jets; he was stopped short of a first down on the play, which led to a delay-of-game penalty and ultimately the Packers' successful overtime drive.

Smith-Njigba delivered a career day against Arizona with nine catches for 155 yards and a career-high three touchdowns in Seattle's dominant 31-7 win, demonstrating elite receiving production and touchdown upside.

Marvin Harrison Jr. in Week 2: 1 target 0 receptions

The Dak/CeeDee connection is back to full force 🌟

Drew Lock, filling in as backup quarterback for the Seahawks, had strong efficiency when targeting Smith-Njigba (9-of-11, 155 yards, 3 TDs) in the 31-7 blowout win over Arizona, though his overall passing efficiency dropped significantly when throwing to other receivers.

Jadarian Price chipped in 13 carries for 52 yards in the Seahawks' 31-7 blowout win over Arizona.

Emanuel Wilson led the Seahawks in rushing with 20 carries for 92 yards in the blowout win over Arizona.

Smith-Njigba had a sensational day catching 9 passes for 155 yards and 3 touchdowns with backup Drew Lock at quarterback; Lock completed 9-of-11 passes for 155 yards and 3 TDs when throwing to Smith-Njigba, compared to 10-for-15 for 80 yards and 0 TDs when throwing to other Seahawks receivers, demonstrating Smith-Njigba's critical role in the passing game.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba's star shined the brightest today: ➜ 9 REC ➜ 155 YDS ➜ 3 TD ➜ 42.5 FPTS Generational. 💯

Brock Purdy delivered a near-perfect performance in the 49ers' dominant win over the Dolphins, demonstrating elite execution across all facets of the offense.

Lawrence was assured and effective in the first half but started misfiring in the second half as Denver's defense found its footing; he threw a regrettable interception and was lucky not to be picked off twice more, contributing to Jacksonville's inability to respond after Denver tied the game.

Jonah Coleman powered into the end zone from three yards out just over four minutes after Nate Adkins' touchdown, giving Denver a 20-13 lead as the Broncos scored twice in the fourth quarter to complete their comeback from a 13-6 deficit.

Nate Adkins caught a seven-yard touchdown pass from Bo Nix with 11:47 remaining in the fourth quarter, helping Denver tie the game at 13-13 as part of a crucial 64-yard touchdown drive that sparked the Broncos' comeback.

Bo Nix was forced into an interception in the second quarter by Jacksonville's defense, which had controlled the scoreboard and made life difficult for the Broncos through three quarters before Denver's offense found rhythm in the fourth quarter.

Trevor Lawrence was assured in the first half but started misfiring in the second half as Denver's defense found its footing; he threw a regrettable interception and was lucky not to be picked off twice more as Jacksonville's offense became increasingly difficult to sustain once the Broncos generated pressure and disruption.

Tyler Warren scored a one-yard touchdown reception on the Colts' opening drive in Week 2, capping a 13-play, 65-yard drive led by Daniel Jones. His red-zone involvement demonstrates his role as a target in the Colts' offensive scheme.

Rashee Rice was targeted multiple times by Patrick Mahomes in the Chiefs' Week 2 game, including a 30-yard gain that moved Kansas City into Indianapolis territory during the second quarter. He was also featured in the 15-play, 70-yard touchdown drive, demonstrating his role as a primary receiving option in the Chiefs' offense.

Kenneth Walker III was featured in the Chiefs' opening drive with a 19-yard gain on the first play, establishing early offensive momentum. He gained an additional three yards before the Mahomes-to-Kelce touchdown and was later targeted as a receiver in the second-quarter scoring drive, demonstrating his role as both a rusher and pass-catcher in Kansas City's offense.

Xavier Worthy was targeted multiple times by Patrick Mahomes in the Chiefs' Week 2 game, including a 16-yard gain in the opening drive and consecutive completions in the second quarter that culminated in a one-yard touchdown reception. His involvement in both early-game drives and the go-ahead scoring drive demonstrates his role as a key receiving option in Kansas City's offense.

Travis Kelce was a featured target in Kansas City's Week 2 game against Indianapolis, receiving multiple passes from Patrick Mahomes. He caught a 13-yard touchdown pass on the Chiefs' second scoring drive and was targeted again on a third-down incompletion later in the second quarter. His involvement in both the red zone and intermediate passing game reflects his continued role as a primary receiving weapon for the Chiefs offense.

The source notes that Daniel Jones "suffered season-ending injuries that each has recovered from," positioning his Week 2 return as a bounceback opportunity. In the game, Jones led the Colts' opening 13-play, 65-yard touchdown drive, completing passes to Alec Pierce, Laquon Treadwell, and Josh Downs before finishing with a one-yard TD pass to Tyler Warren. However, he also threw an interception to Kristian Fulton intended for Keenan Allen and had multiple incompletions in the second quarter, suggesting inconsistency early in his recovery.

The source establishes that Patrick Mahomes "suffered season-ending injuries that each has recovered from," framing his return to action in Week 2 as a bounceback opportunity. In the game against Indianapolis, Mahomes demonstrated immediate effectiveness: he led a six-play scoring drive capped by a touchdown pass to Travis Kelce, connected with Rashee Rice for a 30-yard gain, and orchestrated a 15-play, 70-yard touchdown drive in the second quarter that included completions to five different receivers (Rice, Thornton, Kelce, Royals, Walker) before finding Xavier Worthy for the go-ahead touchdown. His ability to overcome penalties and sustain drives suggests strong early-season form.

The source notes that Jonathan Taylor "seemed like the league's MVP through the first half of last year," establishing his historical elite status before the 2024 season. In the Week 2 game against Kansas City, Taylor contributed to the Colts' opening touchdown drive, gained four yards on Indianapolis' second possession, converted a fourth-and-1 late in the first quarter, broke an 11-yard run, and later caught a four-yard screen pass in the second quarter. His involvement across rushing and receiving roles underscores his continued role as a primary offensive weapon for Indianapolis.

Daniel Jones suffered a season-ending injury last year but has recovered from it and is looking for a bounceback season with the Colts, who are 0-1 after losing 41-23 to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1.

Patrick Mahomes suffered a season-ending injury last year but has recovered from it and is looking for a bounceback season with the Chiefs, who are 1-0 and hosting the Colts on primetime in Week 2.

Running back Jonathan Taylor was considered the league's MVP through the first half of last year, but the Colts' offense has struggled since then and the team lost 41-23 to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1 of this season.

Payton: JK Dobbins is "frustrated" and has a little hamstring injury, via @​ZacStevens.

The Seahawks giving goal line carries to TE AJ Barner over Jadarian Price

11 TARGETS 9 RECEPTIONS 155 YARDS 3 TDS BEST WR ON THE PLANET.

Absolute bloodbath today: Caleb Williams (hamstring) Jayden Daniels (elbow) Saquon Barkley (stinger) J.K. Dobbins (hamstring) Rico Dowdle (toe) Jadarian Price (chest) Jonathon Brooks (groin) Mike Evans (hip) Jayden Reed (neck) Demarcus Robinson (ankle) Dallas Goedert (knee) David Njoku (knee) Charlie Kolar (forearm) Eli Raridon (thigh)

Absolute bloodbath today: Caleb Williams (hamstring) Jayden Daniels (elbow) Saquon Barkley (stinger) J.K. Dobbins (hamstring) Rico Dowdle (toe) Jadarian Price (chest) Jonathon Brooks (groin) Mike Evans (hip) Jayden Reed (neck) Demarcus Robinson (ankle) Dallas Goedert (knee) David Njoku (knee) Charlie Kolar (forearm) Eli Raridon (thigh)

Absolute bloodbath today: Caleb Williams (hamstring) Jayden Daniels (elbow) Saquon Barkley (stinger) J.K. Dobbins (hamstring) Rico Dowdle (toe) Jadarian Price (chest) Jonathon Brooks (groin) Mike Evans (hip) Jayden Reed (neck) Demarcus Robinson (ankle) Dallas Goedert (knee) David Njoku (knee) Charlie Kolar (forearm) Eli Raridon (thigh)

Absolute bloodbath today: Caleb Williams (hamstring) Jayden Daniels (elbow) Saquon Barkley (stinger) J.K. Dobbins (hamstring) Rico Dowdle (toe) Jadarian Price (chest) Jonathon Brooks (groin) Mike Evans (hip) Jayden Reed (neck) Demarcus Robinson (ankle) Dallas Goedert (knee) David Njoku (knee) Charlie Kolar (forearm) Eli Raridon (thigh)

Absolute bloodbath today: Caleb Williams (hamstring) Jayden Daniels (elbow) Saquon Barkley (stinger) J.K. Dobbins (hamstring) Rico Dowdle (toe) Jadarian Price (chest) Jonathon Brooks (groin) Mike Evans (hip) Jayden Reed (neck) Demarcus Robinson (ankle) Dallas Goedert (knee) David Njoku (knee) Charlie Kolar (forearm) Eli Raridon (thigh)

Absolute bloodbath today: Caleb Williams (hamstring) Jayden Daniels (elbow) Saquon Barkley (stinger) J.K. Dobbins (hamstring) Rico Dowdle (toe) Jadarian Price (chest) Jonathon Brooks (groin) Mike Evans (hip) Jayden Reed (neck) Demarcus Robinson (ankle) Dallas Goedert (knee) David Njoku (knee) Charlie Kolar (forearm) Eli Raridon (thigh)

Absolute bloodbath today: Caleb Williams (hamstring) Jayden Daniels (elbow) Saquon Barkley (stinger) J.K. Dobbins (hamstring) Rico Dowdle (toe) Jadarian Price (chest) Jonathon Brooks (groin) Mike Evans (hip) Jayden Reed (neck) Demarcus Robinson (ankle) Dallas Goedert (knee) David Njoku (knee) Charlie Kolar (forearm) Eli Raridon (thigh)

Brock Purdy faced a Dolphins defense that struggled significantly in Week 2. The source notes that the 49ers' pass coverage was picked apart by Miami's secondary seemingly at will, and that Purdy was not routinely pressured by the Dolphins' pass rush, which recorded zero sacks. The 49ers' offense outclassed Miami throughout the game, with the team putting up 21 points in the third quarter alone.

Malik Willis was the Dolphins' starting quarterback in Week 2 against the 49ers, connecting with Ryan Miller on a 77-yard touchdown pass late in the fourth quarter. The source does not provide additional context on Willis's overall performance or evaluation.

Kyle Juszczyk scored a receiving touchdown in the third quarter for the 49ers, jumping past Chris Johnson of the Dolphins. The play exemplifies the 49ers' offensive dominance in the second half, when they put up 21 points in the third quarter alone.

Wide receiver Ryan Miller connected with quarterback Malik Willis on a 77-yard touchdown reception on a go-route down the sideline late in the fourth quarter. The source describes it as a beautiful play, highlighting Miller's ability to get open and execute on a deep route even in a blowout loss.

De'Von Achane received a significant usage increase in Week 2 against the 49ers, with offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik adjusting play-calling to run the offense through the Pro Bowl running back. Achane had 14 carries and three receptions in the first half alone, compared to just 15 total touches (11 carries, 4 receptions) in Week 1 against Las Vegas. He finished the game with 20 carries for 74 yards and three receptions for 19 yards, plus six targets in the passing game. The source notes that Miami's offense needs to run through Achane, and even as the game got out of hand in the second half, the team continued to ensure he got the ball.

Hodge joined the game on a drive in the second half after Mike Evans took himself out following a reception.

Juszczyk was wide open for a 21-yard gain and finished the drive with a touchdown, contributing to the 49ers' 28-6 lead.

Samuel was found open by Purdy on a 3rd-and-11 play in the face of a blitz and free runner, contributing to the 49ers' offensive dominance.

Kittle had the longest play of the season to open the third quarter with a 40-yard seam catch from Purdy; he was wide open in the end zone for a 12-yard gain on the next play, helping the 49ers score a touchdown in under two minutes.

Robinson was carted to the locker room with an ankle injury after Purdy threw the ball behind him on a would-be touchdown pass.

Willis used his legs effectively on Miami's second drive, which gave the 49ers' defense fits; he converted a 3rd-and-9 by running around and finding a receiver 23 yards downfield, and his mobility was a factor again later in the half.

Achane strung together a few positive gains for Miami in their opening drive but the Dolphins were penalized, leaving them behind the sticks; his speed was noted as problematic for the 49ers' defense.

Evans had the first 'wow' play of his 49ers career when Purdy found him on the first drive; he caught another pass later in the game before being listed as questionable to return with a hip injury.

McCaffrey featured heavily on the 49ers' first drive, picked up 16 yards on a third down, scored a 1-yard touchdown for an early 7-0 lead, and later found the end zone again in the third quarter after a short field setup.

Purdy was 15-for-16 with 200 yards and a perfect 158.3 quarterback rating against Miami; he had all day in the pocket with wide receivers usually open by five-plus yards, finishing with 22 attempts and only two incompletions for the game.

Robinson was carted to the locker room with an ankle injury after Purdy threw the ball behind him on a would-be touchdown reception.

Juszczyk was wide open for a 21-yard reception and finished the drive with a touchdown, demonstrating his role in the 49ers' passing attack and red-zone usage.

Samuel converted a critical third-and-11 play with a reception, demonstrating his role in high-leverage situations and the 49ers' trust in him on third downs.

Kittle had the longest play of the season, a 40-yard reception down the seam to open the third quarter, followed immediately by a 12-yard touchdown reception in the end zone. He was wide open on both plays, demonstrating elite separation and red-zone involvement.

Evans had multiple receptions including a touchdown reception, but took himself out of the game following his previous reception with a hip injury and was officially questionable to return.

McCaffrey featured heavily on the 49ers' first drive, picking up 16 yards on third down and scoring a 1-yard touchdown. He found the end zone again later in the game after a short field created by a punter error, demonstrating consistent red-zone usage and goal-line work.

Purdy was nearly perfect in the 49ers' blowout win over the Dolphins, finishing 15-for-16 with 200 yards and a perfect 158.3 quarterback rating in the second half. He had all day in the pocket with wide receivers usually wide open by five-plus yards, and he scored a rushing touchdown near the goal line. He finished the game 22-for-24 with only two incompletions.

White, who entered Sunday with only one career touchdown and primarily serves as a special teamer, caught two TD passes from Kirk Cousins in the Raiders' 26-14 victory. His second career TD reception gave the Raiders a 17-14 lead in the third quarter, marking an unexpected emergence in the passing game despite having just 11 receptions entering the game.

Tucker finished with a game-high 119 receiving yards and a touchdown in the Raiders' 26-14 win, including a 40-yard TD reception on the opening drive of the game. His strong performance has been a bright spot in the Raiders' surprising 2-0 start.

Cousins threw for three touchdowns in the Raiders' 26-14 victory over the Chargers, leading the team to their first 2-0 start since 2021 (the last time the franchise made the playoffs). His efficient play and ability to capitalize on Chargers turnovers has been a key driver of the Raiders' surprising early-season success under new head coach Klint Kubiak.

Hampton scored a 1-yard TD run in the first half but coughed up a critical fumble in Las Vegas territory with the Chargers trailing 17-14 and less than four minutes remaining. The turnover was directly capitalized on by the Raiders, who scored the go-ahead TD on the ensuing drive, making it a killer mistake in a close game.

Herbert had another rough game in the Chargers' 26-14 loss to the Raiders, throwing two interceptions in a putrid offensive performance at home. His struggles continue into Week 2 after a similarly poor Week 1 home loss to the Cardinals, raising concerns about his early-season form and the Chargers' offensive execution.

Miller caught a 77-yard touchdown pass from Malik Willis in garbage time of the Dolphins' 35-13 loss to San Francisco, padding stats in a non-competitive situation.

Achane was struggling to find holes to run through in the Dolphins' 35-13 loss to San Francisco, indicating poor offensive line performance and limited running back effectiveness in the blowout.

Willis was struggling to find open receivers in the Dolphins' 35-13 loss to San Francisco; the source notes he only padded his stats in garbage time with a 77-yard touchdown pass to Ryan Miller, indicating poor performance in meaningful game situations.

Kittle caught four passes for 80 yards and a touchdown, with the source noting he 'looked all the way back from the Achilles injury he suffered in last season's playoffs,' signaling a full recovery and return to form.

McCaffrey ran for two touchdowns in the 49ers' dominant 35-13 win over Miami, contributing to San Francisco's offensive dominance in their second blowout of the season.

Purdy completed 20 of 22 passes for 287 yards with two passing touchdowns and one rushing touchdown, with no sacks and no turnovers in the 49ers' 35-13 blowout win over Miami; the source notes his passing was 'almost perfect' in the dominant performance.

Drake Maye completed 14 of 22 passes for 208 yards with no touchdowns and one interception in Week 2 against Pittsburgh, running four times for 17 yards. After throwing three interceptions against Seattle in Week 1, he rebounded with a solid if unspectacular performance. Through two games, he has one touchdown with four interceptions, but his dual-threat upside keeps him on the fantasy QB1 line for now.

Dolphins in garbage time, just as the prophecy foretold 😭

Justin Herbert starts 0-2 with OC Mike McDaniel Week 1 17-of-27 209 passing yards 1 TD, 1 INT Week 2 15-for-27 192 passing yards 1 TD, 2 INT

Fill in the blank: Justin Herbert is a Top ___ QB in the NFL.

Trevor Lawrence was effectively limited by Denver's defense despite being considered a Top 5 signal caller under Liam Coen's tutelage. He finished 17-of-29 for 189 yards with 1 interception, struggling to generate consistent offense outside of several long completions. The source emphasizes that 'limiting the impact of Trevor Lawrence was one of my big keys to the game' and notes that Defensive Coordinator Vance Joseph's unit 'rose to the occasion,' with cornerbacks Patrick Surtain II, Riley Moss, and Ja'Quan McMillian making 'great plays on the ball in key third down situations.' This defensive performance caps Lawrence's fantasy ceiling in this matchup.

Rookie running back Jonah Coleman emerged as a key contributor late in the game, scoring the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter. The source notes that 'the Broncos didn't have much success running the ball' overall against Jacksonville's strong run defense, but 'Coleman came on strong late in the game when the team needed him,' grinding out tough yards in crucial moments. This late-game role elevation and touchdown production suggest increased opportunity and fantasy relevance.

Waddle was Denver's top performer at wide receiver with 8 receptions for 138 yards, establishing a strong connection with Nix in the second half. The source specifically notes that 'one of the lowlights in Denver's loss to Kansas City was the lack of impact from wide receiver Jaylen Waddle,' but he rebounded sharply here, making 'a handful of catches over the middle of the field that moved the chains for the Broncos.' A 49-yard connection with Nix highlighted his role in the offense's second-half surge.

Nix showed marked improvement in the second half after a sluggish start, finishing 22-of-31 for 288 yards, 1 TD, and 1 INT. Early in the game he made an ill-advised backfoot throw to Courtland Sutton that was intercepted by Jourdan Lewis, but he recovered to lead a comeback victory. The source notes he 'played much better in the second half' and expresses hope he will 'continue to improve and make sound decisions with the football moving forward,' suggesting trajectory and decision-making refinement are key to his fantasy outlook.

Trevor Lawrence struggled against Denver's defense despite being considered a Top 5 signal caller under Liam Coen's playcalling; finished 17-of-29 for 189 yards with 1 interception as Denver's cornerbacks made great plays on the ball in key third-down situations.

Courtland Sutton was targeted on an ill-advised backfoot throw by Bo Nix that was intercepted by Jacksonville's Jourdan Lewis in the second quarter, resulting in a missed scoring opportunity near the goal line.

Bo Nix played much better in the second half after early struggles, finishing 22-of-31 for 288 yards with 1 touchdown and 1 interception; source expresses hope he will continue to improve and make sound decisions with the football moving forward.

Rookie running back Jonah Coleman came on strong late in the game when the team needed him, grinding out tough yards and scoring the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter despite Jacksonville's defense being one of the best in the league at stopping the run.

After struggling in Denver's loss to Kansas City, Waddle rebounded with strong performance against Jacksonville, making several catches over the middle of the field that moved the chains; finished with 8 receptions for 138 yards and was the team's top performer at wide receiver position.

Williams sustained a hamstring injury on a fourth-quarter run, but the injury could have been significantly worse; he avoided more serious damage to his knee or Achilles tendon, which were realistic concerns given the nature of the play that caused the crowd to react with alarm.

Brock Purdy with an UNREAL performance today. 287 Passing Yards 3 TDs ONLY 2 INCOMPLETIONS 😱

Brock Purdy appreciation post • 20-22 • 149.1 rating • 287 yards passing • 30 yards rushing • 3 total touchdowns

Didn't tweet any PR for him after Week 1 and won't again after Week 2. There were some brutal drops in this game specifically, but Herbert's last three games (playoffs v NE) is the worst stretch I've ever seen from him. <

Brock Purdy vs. Dolphins: 2 incompletions 2 passing TD

Harvey was inactive for the game, resulting in Jonah Coleman being pressed into duty as the primary running back. This depth chart absence opened the door for Coleman to handle lead-back responsibilities.

Adkins caught a touchdown pass from Bo Nix, establishing himself as a red-zone target for the Broncos offense. This score demonstrates he is being utilized in the passing game and trusted in high-leverage situations.

Dobbins left the game with a hamstring injury, forcing Jonah Coleman into the lead-back role. This injury creates uncertainty around Dobbins' availability for upcoming games and opens the door for Coleman to potentially see increased touches if Dobbins' recovery extends beyond the next contest.

Nix converted a crucial third down with a 29-yard strike to Jaylen Waddle and finished 22-of-31 for 288 yards and a touchdown to tight end Nate Adkins. The source notes he got 'on track after a bad interception in the end zone to kill a first half scoring chance,' indicating he recovered from early mistakes to lead the Broncos' fourth-quarter comeback and first win of the season.

Coleman was pressed into duty as the primary running back with RJ Harvey inactive and J.K. Dobbins leaving with a hamstring injury. The fourth-round pick scored the go-ahead touchdown run with 7:21 left to play—his first NFL score—and finished with 10 carries for 39 yards. He also picked up a crucial 12-yard run on third down and had another big run to allow the Broncos to run out the clock, demonstrating he can handle lead-back responsibilities in emergency situations.

Waddle had two catches on the go-ahead touchdown drive and finished with eight catches for 138 yards in his first game after being traded to Denver this offseason. The source notes this performance delivered 'the impact Denver was looking for when they traded for Waddle this offseason,' demonstrating immediate offensive impact and establishing him as a primary target for Bo Nix.

Young and the Carolina Panthers are Week 3's opponent for Cleveland. The Panthers have scored 37 and 34 points in their first two games, with Young looking in command. The source notes the Browns defense needs a big home-field uptick in performance to handle the Panthers' offensive output.

Jeudy played a supporting role in the game-winning touchdown play, sealing his defender to allow Blake Whiteheart to score on the fourth-quarter leak play. He is part of the Browns' offensive weapon group alongside Boston, Concepcion, Judkins, Fannin Jr., and Isaiah Bond.

Concepcion had strong production in Week 1 and is part of the Browns' rotating offensive weapon group. The source notes it will be interesting to see which offensive weapon leads the team each week.

Judkins had some good plays in Week 2 as part of the Browns' offensive weapon rotation. The source indicates the team has multiple offensive options and it will be interesting to see which weapon leads each week.

Fannin Jr. had some good plays in Week 2 as part of the Browns' offensive weapon rotation. The source notes it will be interesting to see which offensive weapon leads the team each week, with Boston starring in Week 2, KC Concepcion strong in Week 1, and Judkins and Fannin Jr. contributing in Week 2.

Mayfield is a good quarterback and significantly better than anything Browns fans have seen since his departure, but Week 2 performance reinforced doubts about whether he can lead a team to a conference championship. He missed several open receivers on overthrows and threw a bad interception, supporting the view that he is not a Top 10 to 15 quarterback to start the 2026 season.

Whiteheart scored the game-winning touchdown on a fourth-quarter tight end leak play designed by HC Todd Monken. The play exploited Tampa Bay's focus on stopping the QB run to the right; Whiteheart blocked, then leaked left to be wide open. Despite nearly falling, he recovered balance with his hand on the ground to secure the floater from Watson.

Boston emerged as the offensive star in Week 2 with 95 receiving yards (most in the game) and a 55-yard touchdown. The source highlights his size, smooth route running, and reliable hands as assets that make him an easy target and QB's best friend, particularly on important downs for Watson.

Watson delivered one of his best games in Cleveland in Week 2 with 24/30 completions, 238 yards, and two touchdowns. A pivotal third-quarter QB sweep for eight yards on 3rd and 3 sparked a turning point; Watson completed five straight passes afterward. The strong performance addressed job security concerns amid rumors that Shedeur Sanders would replace him in Week 3 if he failed to perform against Tampa Bay.

The Carolina Panthers quarterback is looking in command early in the 2026 season, with the Panthers scoring 37 and 34 points in their first two games, presenting a significant challenge for the Browns' defense in Week 3.

The wide receiver had some strong production in Week 1, establishing himself as one of the Browns' key offensive weapons alongside Boston, Judkins, Fannin Jr., and Bond.

The wide receiver is part of the Browns' diverse offensive weapon group that includes Boston, Concepcion, Judkins, and Fannin Jr., providing options for the offense.

The tight end had some good plays in Week 2, contributing to the Browns' diverse offensive weapon group alongside Boston, Concepcion, Judkins, and Bond.

The running back had some good plays in Week 2, contributing to the Browns' diverse offensive weapon group alongside Boston, Concepcion, Fannin Jr., and Bond.

Despite being much better than anything Browns fans have seen since he departed, Mayfield's Week 2 performance raised questions about whether he can lead a team to a conference championship. He missed quite a few open receivers mostly on overthrows and had a bad interception, supporting the view that he is good but not a Top 10 to 15 quarterback.

The wide receiver sealed his defender on the game-winning touchdown play in the fourth quarter, providing crucial blocking support for Blake Whiteheart's score.