It’s Robinson’s second-ever 100-yard game (he did 13/100/0 against the Lions in 2022) and his highest average yards per reception game ever on more than two attempts. Robinson spun some bad Cowboys pass rush and zone coverage into a beautiful fantasy football line. We don’t anticipate this continuing going forward, but Robinson should remain a viable FLEX play heading into the bye weeks and is an unexciting-but-sensible waiver claim on this target share. Week 3’s game against the Chiefs will probably look more like the PPR scam we are used to.

Trevon Diggs just didn’t have a chance against Nabers on his first touchdown, and Nabers caught what looked like a knockout blow second touchdown with less than a minute left in the game over Kaiir Elam. He obviously won’t cook like this every week, but these are the kinds of games that make Nabers’ talent hard to ignore. It’s the second-most yards in a game for Nabers in his young career, behind only his 7/171/2 destruction of the Colts in Week 17 last year. He’ll be on the WR1 line against the Chiefs in Week 3.

This one is a little concerning. Surtain was helped off the field with trainers on either side of him. He pulled up lame after the play, skipping on one leg before going down. As trainers tended to him, Surtain could be seen rubbing the front of his ankle joint.

He added two catches for 14 yards, and had a drop on a fourth-down go on the other of his three targets. Skattebo ran angry and logged 35 snaps to Tyrone Tracy’s 28 after notching just eight offensive snaps in Week 1. The Giants don’t look like they can run block in any way, shape, or form after two weeks. But Skattebo is destined to be a major waiver wire target this week after the snap jump. Things won’t get easier for the run offense with the Chiefs coming up in Week 3.

The moonball was working as the Cowboys defense looked woefully overmatched, barely challenging some of the touchdown throws. Wilson was 7-of-11 for 264 yards and all three of his touchdowns on throws that went over 20 yards past the line of scrimmage. But in what appeared to be a miscommunication to end the game, Wilson threw a sitting duck pick to Donovan Wilson — the second ball the Cowboys successfully defensed all day — when Malik Nabers turned to the corner route instead of back over the middle on New York’s second possession of overtime. Jaxson Dart worked in sparingly and only on runs, with three snaps. Wilson’s inability to win the game won’t keep the heat entirely off of him going forward — almost nothing could after Dart’s preseason — but this will at least end calls for his benching for the moment. The main takeaway from this game in fantasy should be that we need to target the Dallas secondary. The Giants will draw the Chiefs in Week 3 and Russ figures to go back to more modest numbers in that one.

Stevenson was once again the lead back for the Patriots, getting the first three touches of the game. He had 39 offensive snaps, eclipsing TreVeyon Henderson’s 19 and Antonio Gibson’s 10. The Patriots used him as the go-to back in all situations as Stevenson also led all backs in passing-down snaps. His most explosive play was a 58-yard catch-and-run on a wheel route in the second half. Stevenson totaled 142 yards from scrimmage on just 16 touches against the shaky Dolphins defense. It’s unlikely we see this kind of efficiency again from Stevenson, though he has the clear lead role in the Pats backfield. Expect him to regress back down to the RB3 range in Week 3 against a tough Steelers defense.

Rodgers struggled through most of the day, delivering a couple impressive throws under pressure in the second half but airmailing a handful of attempts to open targets. Rodgers spread out his attempts, mostly to short-area pass catchers. Last week against the Jets he averaged a meager 4.3 air yards per attempt. The lack of pass volume in the Pittsburgh offense combined with Rodgers’ limited throwing ability and accuracy struggles leaves the grizzled veteran outside the top-20 fantasy options on a weekly basis. Rodgers will take on a weak New England secondary in Week 3.

The Dolphins offense finally got going against the Patriots, starting their scoring in the second quarter. Tagovailoa threw a first-drive interception that was called back for penalty before connecting with Jaylen Waddle for an 18-yard touchdown on the team’s second drive and leading a two-minute drill for a score at the end of the first half. He underthrew Tyreek Hill on a 47-yard completion in the second half, with Hill working his way back to the ball and the Patriots defender overrunning the throw to allow for a completion. Tagovailoa’s day ended in a rough manner, throwing a 4th down interception and getting sacked on 4th down to end the Dolphins’ final two drives. The Dolphins offense was clicking again, but Tagovailoa did not do enough to achieve the win. He will be low-end fantasy QB2 against the Bills in Week 3.

Smarting from a scoreless 4/45 in Week 1, St. Brown rebounded for the first three-touchdown game of his career. The scores came from four, eight, and four yards out, with ARSB simply dominating his DB competition at the goal line and in the end zone. It’s one of the reasons he can command the money he did as a primary slot man. With the Lions scoring 52 points, ARSB’s big day came even as Jameson Williams got home as a deep threat. JaMo’s continued emergence means ARSB could be a little more boom or bust than usual this season, but he remains a locked in, mid-range WR1. The Ravens await for Week 3.