Fantasy News

Josh Bellamy catches one pass in Week 2.

Bellamy caught a bubble screen that he took for six yards against the Seahawks. Bellamy is a solid real-life contributor, but he doesn’t get enough work to be a reliable fantasy option at the moment.

9/17/18 - 11:34 PM ET

Marvin Hall catches 30-yard pass in win over the Panthers.

It was his only reception of the game. Hall can remain on the waiver wire as a rotational player in a stacked offense.

9/17/18 - 09:02 AM ET

C.J. Prosise catches all three targets in Week 2 loss.

Prosise got a decent amount of playing time with Seattle down to Chicago, and he was a reliable target for Russell Wilson on dump-offs. Prosise gained 22 yards on his three receptions. He’s only a fantasy option in very deep PPR leagues.

9/17/18 - 11:33 PM ET

Austin Hooper has a nice game in Week 2 victory.

Hooper caught five passes for 59 yards, including an eight-yard score in the second quarter. It was a tough matchup for Hooper, but he took advantage of an early look in the red zone to help Atlanta to a 31-24 win. The third-year tight end has struggled against the Saints in three career matchups, so it might be best to look elsewhere for streamers in Week 3.

9/17/18 - 09:01 AM ET

Nick Vannett catches three passes in Seahawks’ loss.

Vannett was targeted five times in the loss to the Bears, gaining 23 yards on his three receptions. Meanwhile, rookie tight end Will Dissly had another play over 30 yards and scored in the loss. Vannett is not a fantasy option while he splits time at tight end.

9/17/18 - 11:32 PM ET

Jermaine Kearse catches one pass in Week 2.

Kearse had -1 yard on his lone reception in his first game of 2018. The veteran receiver is probably being eased back after recent abdominal surgery, as he was the clear No. 4 receiver for the Jets. He can’t be trusted in fantasy lineups right now.

9/17/18 - 09:00 AM ET

Trey Burton scores in Week 2 win over Seattle.

Burton caught four passes for 20 yards, including a touchdown on a shovel pass in the first quarter. He also added a two-yard rush. Through two weeks, Allen Robinson has operated as Mitchell Trubisky’s clear No. 1 target, but Burton will hopefully have bigger days ahead. He remains a TE1 next week against the Cardinals.

9/17/18 - 11:31 PM ET