Fantasy News

Ted Ginn has quiet game in Week 2 loss.

It’s no surprise after New England allowed Tyreek Hill to catch a deep touchdown in Week 1. Ginn will face his former team next Sunday in Carolina, but he’s just a weak FLEX option in both standard and PPR leagues.

9/18/17 - 01:57 PM ET

Brice Butler catches one pass in Week 2.

Butler had an 18-yarder against Denver, making it his second straight week with a big catch. Butler is more of a help for the Cowboys than he will be for your fantasy team right now.

9/18/17 - 04:04 PM ET

Julius Thomas caught three passes for 26 yards in Sunday’s win over the Chargers.

Thomas should get more scoring chances in the coming weeks, and he’s a touchdown-dependent streaming option, and could push for low-end TE1 value with all the injuries at tight end. Miami travels to New York to face the Jets next.

9/18/17 - 02:28 PM ET

Cole Beasley catches four passes for 33 yards against the Broncos.

Beasley was in a difficult matchup against Denver’s corners, but he should have an easier time in Week 3 versus the Cardinals.

9/18/17 - 04:03 PM ET

JuJu Smith-Schuster catches first-career touchdown in Week 2.

After not catching a pass in his pro debut, Smith-Schuster had three receptions for 16 yards and a touchdown against the Vikings. JuJu’s touchdown came on a shuffle pass at the goal line that led to a comical dice-game celebration by he and his teammates. The rookie receiver isn’t a fantasy option yet, but he’s a strong hold in dynasty leagues.

9/18/17 - 01:55 PM ET

Dez Bryant gets targeted 16 times in Week 2.

Bryant was in a difficult matchup with Aqib Talib and the Denver secondary, but he still had a fine fantasy day. He caught seven passes for 59 yards and a touchdown. The TD came on a back-shoulder pass in the end zone, something Dez is obviously superb. In another tough matchup against Patrick Peterson and the Cardinals next Monday night, Dez should be downgraded a bit.

9/18/17 - 04:01 PM ET

Jermaine Kearse scores twice in Week 2.

Kearse notched his first two touchdowns with the Jets, as he had four receptions for 64 yards and the two scores against Oakland. The first touchdown was on a 34-yard deep ball that he high-pointed near the end zone, and the second was on a skinny post from the slot to the end zone for 11 yards. As a number one receiver on a team that might be behind and throwing a lot this season, Kearse needs to be added in all standard leagues.

9/18/17 - 02:28 PM ET