Walter Hand makes his RotoWire debut with a breakdown of the board at the WynnBet Sportsbook, where Philadelphia rookie DeVonta Smith has an alluring prop on his reception total.
It could be a big day for Keenan Allen if Dallas matches up Trevon Diggs on Mike Williams.
Chris Liss is backing Jalen Hurts and the Eagles in week 2 (ATS)
Christian McCaffrey always projects as one of the highest-scoring players whenever the Panthers play, but RotoWire's Ryan Belongia explains why the running back is a good fade on Sunday's main DraftKings slate.
Josh Allen struggled against a stout Steelers defense last week and should rebound this week on the road in Miami.
Saquon Barkley had a modest game, but getting 13 carries and three targets on four days' rest portends bigger workloads ahead.
Juan Carlos Blanco previews the Week 2 slate on OwnersBox. Will Russell Wilson have a big outing against the Titans?
The Packers should rebound in a big way Monday night, scoring enough points to support productive days from secondary weapons like Marquez Valdes-Scantling and AJ Dillon.
Chris Liss believes Aaron Rodgers and the Packers are likely to rebound in week two.
Dan Marcus goes deep into the free-agent pool to find upside adds who could pay off down the road, if not this week.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday Night Football matchup as Aaron Rodgers and the Packers look to bounce back against the Lions.
Sasha Yodashkin digs into the Week 2 slate and expects Nick Chubb to run roughshod over the Texans.
The Staff likes Baker Mayfield and the Browns laying 12.5 at home against the Texans.
Ryan Belonga breaks down the Thursday night DFS contest as it's Taylor Heinicke time in Washington.
Chris Liss and Alan Seslowsky regret not drafting Darren Waller in round two.
Chris Liss likes the Buccaneers again in Week 2, but if you've used them in Week 1, he recommends pivoting to Aaron Rodgers and the Packers, home against the Lions.
Chris Liss is taking Lamar Jackson and the Ravens as 3.5-point home dogs against the Chiefs Sunday night.
Kyle Pitts, Mark Andrews and Tyler Higbee didn't put up huge numbers Week 1, but each of the three had underlying usage that hints at big days ahead.