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Olave ranks twenty-first in Week 2 flex rankings vs. Ravens.
The source ranks Chris Olave twenty-first in Week 2 flex rankings against the Baltimore Ravens.
Chris Olave questionable Week 2; backup receivers on standby.
Listed as questionable for Week 2 with unspecified injury; Juwan Johnson and Devaughn Vele would see more targets if Olave is unavailable.
Hamstring injury; officially questionable for Week 2 vs.
Hamstring injury; officially questionable for Week 2 vs. Ravens. Practiced Thursday but left early (precautionary); community consensus leans toward he is probable to play despite Q tag. Multiple comments note frustration with Questionable designation keeping uncertainty high; one comment states 'he didn't miss any practices, like it's probable he's going to play.' Expect game-time decision and potential medical-tent visits if active.
Olave questionable with hamstring; injury history raises concerns.
The Saints wide receiver is questionable with a hamstring injury for Week 2. Olave got hurt in practice Thursday and remained limited Friday. The source notes that given his injury history, he is not a lock to play in Week 2.
Chris Olave ranked highly in Week 2 WR consensus.
Ranked in the top tier of Week 2 WR rankings by Yahoo Fantasy Football analysts, indicating strong projected performance for the week.
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Olave questionable for Week 2 after surprise injury report Friday.
Appeared on injury report Friday with questionable status for Week 2 game against Baltimore Ravens despite practicing fully on Wednesday; status uncertain for Sunday.
Olave questionable after late-week injury report emergence
Olave popped up on the injury report on Thursday after practicing fully on Wednesday, moving to questionable status ahead of Sunday's Week 2 matchup against Baltimore.
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Chris Olave faces injury concerns and a tough matchup against Baltimore.
The source expresses concern for Chris Olave due to a potential injury and a difficult matchup against the Baltimore Ravens. While acknowledging his elite usage (139 air yards, nearly 10 targets per game), the source highlights the defensive prowess of Nate Wiggins, Kyle Hamilton, and the scheme of Jesse Minter as significant obstacles for Olave and quarterback Tyler Shuck.
Olave's 18.4 aDOT and Ravens' zone coverage create favorable Week 2 matchup.
Olave's 18.4 air yards per target and deployment against the Ravens' zone coverage scheme (76.5% of dropbacks) position him as a primary beneficiary of Shough's need to throw. The source identifies him as one of Shough's 'better alternatives' compared to the Colts' receivers that the Ravens just faced.
Olave (10 rec, 182 yds Week 1) faces Ravens' top defensive priority but has upside.
Olave had a dominant season debut with 10 receptions for 182 yards and a strong connection with Tyler Shough; the source notes he is positioned for a big season and will face a Ravens secondary led by veteran cornerback Marlon Humphrey, whose stated priority is 'putting a cap' on the star wide receiver. Despite the defensive focus on Olave, the source emphasizes his continued ability to come up big and his chance to solidify himself as one of the league's best with a strong performance against Baltimore.
Olave's 182-yard Week 1 dominance faces Ravens' primary defensive focus in Week 2.
Chris Olave delivered a dominant Week 1 performance with 10 receptions for 182 yards against Detroit, establishing strong chemistry with Tyler Shough. The source describes the connection as 'everything we hoped for and more' and positions Olave as a fifth-year wideout in for a big season. However, Baltimore is specifically game-planning to slow him down, with veteran cornerback Marlon Humphrey stating the Ravens defense's number one priority is 'putting a cap' on the star wide receiver. Despite the Ravens' secondary talent—including young stars Kyle Hamilton and Nate Wiggins alongside Humphrey—the source suggests Olave has the ability to come up big and could solidify himself as one of the league's best with a strong performance against Baltimore.
Olave ranks as flex WR7 for Week 2 with average rank of 21.
Ranked 20th in flex rankings for Week 2 with average rank of 21 and standard deviation of 2, showing moderate expert variance with best rank of 17 but worst rank of 26.
Olave ranked 8th in WR consensus for Week 2.
Ranked 8th among wide receivers in Week 2 accuracy consensus; average ranking of 8 with range from 6 to 10 across expert models.
Olave led Saints receivers with 10 catches, 182 yards in Week 1 comeback.
Olave was Tyler Shough's favorite target in Week 1, hauling in 10 passes for 182 yards in the Saints' comeback loss to Detroit. The source notes that Olave and Shough demonstrated they can create explosive plays together, positioning Olave as a key weapon in the Saints' offense heading into Week 2 against Baltimore.
Olave's 10 catches, 182 yards show he's Shough's top target and explosive weapon.
Was Tyler Shough's favorite target in Week 1, hauling in 10 passes for 182 yards; the source highlights his ability to create explosive plays alongside Shough and notes this demonstrated connection as a reason to believe the Saints can keep games competitive.
Olave leads Saints in efficiency vs. Ravens' zone and two-high coverage.
Chris Olave is identified as the top pass-catcher for the Saints against the Ravens' zone and two-high coverage schemes. Since last season, Olave is first on the Saints in targets per route run (0.19) and yards per route run (1.83) against zone coverage, and first in targets per route run (0.18) and yards per route run (1.61) against two-high coverage.
Olave likely available; 182 receiving yards and 23.2% target share in Week 1.
Olave sprung up on the injury report Thursday with a hamstring issue, but reliable Saints beat reporter Nick Underhill provided an encouraging update that he left practice as a precautionary measure with nothing expected to be a problem. The source advises monitoring his availability if he remains limited on Friday's injury report and understanding the risk of re-injury, as Zay Flowers' early exit last week is a cautionary tale. Olave will be much more trustworthy in DFS if he logs a full practice. In Week 1, he had a 23.2% target share, 0.25 TPRR, 29.3% first-read rate, 50.1% air yards share, 10 receptions and 182 receiving yards against the Lions. He's projected as the WR5 at DraftKings and FanDuel, tying for the WR4 value score at the latter.
Olave is a core DFS play for Week 2 contests.
Designated as a core play for DFS in Week 2, indicating the source views Olave as a primary target for both cash and tournament contests.
Olave leads all receivers with 10 catches, 182 yards in Week 1 despite no TD.
Olave led all receivers in Week 1 with 10 catches for 182 yards against the Texans, though he did not find the end zone, earning him featured Chase Card recognition.
Olave faces elite Ravens secondary and hamstring injury concern in tough Week 2.
Olave has an elite role with Tyler Shough: in 10 games, he's WR4 (15.9 half-PPR points) on WR7 usage, averaging 91 yards on 139 air yards and 9.8 targets per game. The Saints were first in neutral pace in 2025 and ran 86 plays in Week 1 against the Lions. However, the Ravens matchup is the polar opposite; Baltimore's defense was flying around the field in Week 1 with star players littered in the secondary. Olave will likely see a ton of CB1 Nate Wiggins, who has the speed to match him down the field, and the Ravens have new HC Jesse Minter to deploy superstar S Kyle Hamilton. Baltimore allowed -0.44 EPA per dropback in Week 1. The Saints only project for 19.0 points (27th), and Olave popped up with a hamstring injury on Thursday—something to monitor.
Olave's hamstring is precautionary; not expected to be an issue.
Olave was added to the Saints' Thursday injury report with a hamstring as a limited participant, but per Nick Underhill of neworleans.football, he left practice as a precautionary measure and his injury is not expected to be a problem.
Ranked #6 in must-start WR tier for Week 2
Ranked #6 in must-start tier for Week 2 WRs.
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