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ArticleBeyond the Waiver Wire: Fantasy Football Moves to Make (Week 2)
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Brooks was the change-of-pace back behind Hubbard: 19.4% snap share, 4 carries, 2 targets. Not a standalone fantasy play unless Hubbard's role changes. But I expect Brooks' role to grow, as he was dealing with an injury leading up to Week 1 that might have limited his role. The third-year back caught a wheel route for nearly 50 yards, showcasing how dangerous he can be as a receiver in Week 1. I think the backfield gap between Hubbard and Brooks will close as the season progresses.
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Brooks' role expected to grow as injury concerns fade; gap with Hubbard to narrow.

Brooks was the change-of-pace back behind Hubbard with a 19.4% snap share, 4 carries, and 2 targets—not a standalone fantasy play unless Hubbard's role changes. However, the source expects Brooks' role to grow as the season progresses, as he was dealing with an injury leading up to Week 1 that might have limited his role. He caught a wheel route for nearly 50 yards in Week 1, showcasing his dangerous receiving ability. The source expects the backfield gap between Hubbard and Brooks to close as the season progresses.

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