Good luck trying to stop this Buc
These players saw their fantasy values increase or decrease most based on their performances in Week 2:
Sizzlers
RB Leonard Fournette, Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
Here’s why the Bucs weren’t content to stand pat with Ronald Jones. Fournette rushed for 103 yards, scored twice and caught four passes. Tampa Bay’s three-back timeshare may soon be history.
QB Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks: Wilson was nearly flawless again Sunday night, throwing five touchdown passes and maintaining his place as this season’s topscoring fantasy quarterback.
QB Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals: Burrow has 97 pass attempts after two weeks. He threw for three TDs and no interceptions on Thursday — and has the Philadelphia Eagles’ patchwork secondary up next.
QB Gardner Minshew, Jacksonville Jaguars: Game script will force Jacksonville to the air often. Minshew’s accuracy and a group of solid wide receivers make for a blissful statistical forecast.
WR Stefon Diggs, Buffalo Bills: Diggs produced 153 yards and a touchdown in his second consecutive eightcatch week.
Fizzlers
WR Will Fuller, Houston Texans: Fuller managed no catches for zero fantasy points after totaling 112 yards on eight receptions a week earlier, though he did miss some time with a hamstring issue.
RB Benny Snell Jr., Pittsburgh Steelers: After a sizzling Week 1 performance made him a top waiver-wire target, Snell gained exactly 1 yard from scrimmage as James Conner returned from his ankle injury.
RB Nyheim Hines, Indianapolis Colts: After a big game in the opener, it’s now clear Hines (no carries, one catch, 4 yards) is mostly a matchup play from week to week.
WR Anthony Miller, Chicago Bears: A zero on the Week 2 stat sheet brings the Miller hype train a halt. He was targeted three times but failed to catch any of them.
TE Austin Hooper, Cleveland Browns: Hooper’s $42 million contract puts him in the top five at his position. QB Baker Mayfield will need to look Hooper’s way more than twice per game if that investment is going to pay off.