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Trevor Davis catches lone target in Week 2.

The second-year deep threat from Cal had nine yards on his reception. With Jrody Nelson (quad) and Randall Cobb (shoulder) both injured, Davis could have a sizable role if they were to miss time.

9/18/17 - 04:31 PM ET

Amari Cooper gets held in check in Week 2.

Cooper had four receptions for 33 yards against the Jets, while Michael Crabtree went off for three touchdowns. It’s still early, but Crabtree looks like he’ll again be around 1,000 yards and 8+ touchdowns this season, which could limit Cooper’s upside. He gets the Redskins next Sunday, and he could be matched up against Josh Norman for much of the night. Although the Redskins might decide to just keep Norman on one side, as they have both Cooper and Crabtree to deal with.

9/18/17 - 02:55 PM ET

Tevin Coleman shows off his speed in Week 2 win.

Coleman rushed six times for 42 yards, including a 35-yard sprint on the right side. He also caught two passes for three yards and a touchdown. It would have been nice to see him handle more touches (Devonta Freeman had 21), but Coleman’s talent made up for it. He will be a high-upside RB2 for next week’s matchup with the Lions, which is another potentially high-scoring game.

9/18/17 - 04:30 PM ET

Keenan Allen caught nine passes for 100 yards in Sunday’s loss to Miami.

Allen lined up all over the formation and was the focal point of LA’s passing attack, leading the team in targets, catches, and yards. Hopefully he gets more scoring opportunities after Antonio Gates finally surpassed the touchdown record for tight ends, but Allen will do most of his damage on catches and yards. He’s a high-end WR2 in standard leagues and a solid WR1 in PPR leagues. The 0-2 Chargers host the 2-0 Chiefs next Sunday.

9/18/17 - 02:40 PM ET

Richard Rodgers catches two passes for 22 yards in Week 2.

Rodgers received four targets in the loss to the Falcons. He’s an asset for the Packers in real life, but he’s not a fantasy option right now.

9/18/17 - 04:27 PM ET

Tyrell Williams caught four passes for 54 yards in Sunday’s loss to Miami.

Williams has now opened the season with two-straight 54-yard games, and he should continue to be a good contributor with Philip Rivers throwing passes. He should move around enough to avoid Marcus Peters some in Week 3’s matchup with Kansas City, so Williams is a solid FLEX option in standard leagues.

9/18/17 - 02:55 PM ET