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The Kansas City Chiefs defense will face off against the Cincinnati Bengals offense in Week 2 of the 2024 NFL season. The Chiefs defense had a tough test in Week 1, facing the dangerous Baltimore Ravens, but this matchup should be much more manageable. The Bengals are coming off a loss to the New England Patriots, who held them to just 10 points in their season opener. The Bengals will also be without one of the primary weapons of offense, wide receiver Tee Higgins. Higgins will miss their Week 2 matchup with a hamstring injury. The absence of Higgins leaves Ja'Marr Chase as the only star receiver for Cincinnati. With All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie anchoring the Kansas City secondary, the Bengals should have a tough time passing the ball. Things will not be much easier for Cincinnati on the ground, as the Chiefs just held Derrick Henry to 46 rushing yards on 13 carries. The Kansas City Chiefs defense is a strong start this week against the Bengals and should continue to be a strong start most weeks.
From RotoBaller
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker will face off against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 2. Butker had a productive night against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1. The Chiefs kicker nailed both field goal attempts, nailing a game-long 32-yarder, and went 3/3 on his extra point attempts. Butker only missed two field goals and did not miss a single extra point attempt last season, so he has demonstrated his ability to be one of the most accurate kickers in the league. Being on the Chiefs high-powered offense gives Butker the chance to be a difference-maker for fantasy every week. The Kansas City Chiefs should have many opportunities on offense, and Mahomes should do enough to put the team within field goal range on most drives against the Cincinnati Bengals defense. Butker is one of the most valuable kickers in football and should be a start this week.
From RotoBaller
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy will face the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 2. The Chiefs first-round rookie had a massive game in Week 1, scoring two touchdowns, but that production came on just three touches. Worthy will have an easier opponent this week since he faced the Baltimore Ravens stingy defense in his NFL debut. The Bengals allowed the sixth-most receiving yards in 2023, so the rookie wideout should find success in this contest. News also broke that the Chiefs placed fellow wide receiver Marquise Brown on injured reserve, so Worthy should quickly fill the WR2 role in Kansas City for the foreseeable future. The Chiefs will likely incorporate Worthy into the offensive game plan more as the season progresses, so the sky is the limit for the young speedster. Worthy is a worthy flex play with upside this week against the Cincinnati Bengals.
From RotoBaller
Week 1 of the 2024 season saw several kickers put up extraordinary amounts of points. Five kickers had multiple field goals from 50+ yards out, three of them also hitting two tries from the 40-49-yard range. Nine other kickers also made good from 50 yards or more. Unfortunately, Matt Prater was not one of them. The 40-year-old veteran did convert all of his attempts though, netting field goals from 29 and 31 yards out and banging home two extra points. In Week 2, the Cardinals host the Rams in their home opener in what is expected to be one of the highest-scoring games of the week. Prater may not have had a chance to kick from distance in the season opener but he has a strong leg and the benefit of playing in a dome in Week 2. Fantasy managers looking for a solution at kicker can fire up Prater on Sunday without worry.
From RotoBaller
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Andrei Iosivas received plenty of hype entering Week 1 against the Patriots due to uncertainty surrounding the availability of Ja'Marr Chase (illness, hold-in) and Tee Higgins (hamstring). Chase was on the field while Higgins was ruled out, leading many to believe Iosivas would still benefit. However, that didn't happen, with the 24-year-old ending the day with three catches for 26 yards. Chase doesn't carry an injury designation ahead of the Week 2 meeting with the Kansas City Chiefs. On the other hand, Higgins will likely remain on the shelf. Unfortunately, too many questions surround the Bengals offense, including the health of Joe Burrow (wrist). As a result, Iosivas shouldn't be considered anything more than a flex option in 12-team fantasy leagues, although nobody can blame anyone for keeping him out of the starting lineup.
From RotoBaller
The Arizona Cardinals recorded two sacks and recovered a fumble in Week 1, but it was DeeJay Dallas' 96-yard kick return touchdown that pushed them a surprising top-10 finish in fantasy points scored despite giving up 34 points to the Buffalo Bills. In Week 2, the Cardinals play their home opener against division-rival Los Angeles Rams. The Rams' offensive line has been hit hard by injuries and against any other team, might make for an enticing streaming option. However, Arizona had one of the worst pressure rates in the league last week, getting to Josh Allen just eight times. Unless the Cardinals' pass rush can take advantage of their opponent's personnel issues, they will have a hard time containing the Rams' offense, led by the dynamic duo of Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp. Forget about Arizona's D/ST in Week 2 as nearly any other team would make for a more promising option.
From RotoBaller
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase wasn't a lock to play in Week 1 against the Patriots for various reasons. While he wasn't fully healthy due to a lingering illness, he still finished the day by compiling a game-high six catches for 62 yards. With a chaotic week behind him, he'll look to get on track on Sunday versus the Chiefs. Without question, it's never easy for any team to play the defending champs, especially those entering GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. However, Chase is one of the best wideouts in the National Football League, so he must be featured in all fantasy lineups for Week 2. On top of that, Tee Higgins (hamstring) is doubtful, meaning Chase could see even more attention from Joe Burrow.
From RotoBaller
Arizona Cardinals running back Trey Benson had as quiet of a debut as they come in the team's season opener last week against the Bills. The third-round pick out of Florida State saw just three rushing attempts to James Conner's 16. Benson gained 13 yards on the ground and caught one pass for another five yards. The rookie didn't take the field until the Cardinals' third drive and was outsnapped by fellow backup Emari Demercado, 14 to eight. Offensive coordinator Drew Petzing referred to Conner as the team's "bell cow" in comments to the media ahead of Week 1 and there's little reason to believe they will move away from him in Week 2. Benson is still worth stashing in case the injury bug bites or the team starts utilizing their backs differently, but he should be on fantasy benches on Sunday against the Rams.
From RotoBaller
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Michael Wilson scored the team's first points of the 2024 season last week against the Bills. Unfortunately, the second-year receiver's five-yard touchdown catch was his only reception of the game and he finished with just one other target. Fellow wide receiver Greg Dortch and tight end Trey McBride were Kyler Murray's favorite targets last week and he is likely to go back to the well again in Week 2. Marvin Harrison Jr. disappointed fantasy managers with a one-catch game of his own in the season opener but offensive coordinator Drew Petzing has said that he intends to get the rookie more involved. In other words, Wilson is not a priority target in the Cardinals' pass game and won't be a reliable source of fantasy points in Week 2. Keep him on the bench in all but the deepest of leagues.
From RotoBaller
Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown didn't do much in the Week 1 loss to the Patriots, logging only three carries for 11 yards and adding three receptions for 12 yards. On the other hand, Zack Moss was more productive, with the 26-year-old finishing the day with 44 yards and a touchdown off nine touches. He also pulled in two of his four targets for 17 yards. Many had assumed Brown would be the preferred option out of the backfield for the Bengals this season, resulting in a surge in popularity during fantasy drafts in the last few months. Although that still can happen, he can't be trusted in Week 2 against the Chiefs. Keep Brown benched in all fantasy setups.
From RotoBaller
Cincinnati Bengals running back Zack Moss (neck) popped up on the injury report this week. Fortunately, he doesn't have an injury designation heading into Sunday's game against the Chiefs after practicing on Thursday and Friday. Most of the Bengals offense struggled in the Week 1 loss to the New England Patriots. However, Moss was arguably the most productive for fantasy managers, with the 26-year-old amassing 44 yards and a touchdown off nine carries, adding two catches for 17 yards. But what stood out the most was Moss' workload, considering he finished the day by logging 33 snaps compared to the 17 from Chase Brown. Many had assumed both men would split carries evenly this season. Although that may be the case eventually, Moss remains the preferred fantasy option out of the duo. Nonetheless, despite the challenging matchup on the horizon against the defending champs, Moss has earned his way into nearly all fantasy lineups for Week 2.
From RotoBaller
Tight ends league-wide disappointed in Week 1. As it was, Trey McBride's eight points in half-PPR leagues were still good for a top-10 finish at the position. While his production (five catches for 30 yards) fell short of expectations, fantasy managers found a silver lining in McBride's utilization. The Cardinals deployed their star tight end on 85% of snaps and he led the team with a 29% target share against the Buffalo Bills last week. In Week 2, Arizona plays the Los Angeles Rams, who give up the fifth-most fantasy points to tight ends in 2023. McBride is a priority target in the Cardinals' passing attack and should enjoy a more productive game. The 24-year-old is already one of the top options at tight end and should be locked into starting lineups. McBride will be a top-12 tight end in Week 2, and given his usage in Arizona's offense, could find himself at the top by the end of the week.
From RotoBaller
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. had a dud of a debut against the Buffalo Bills in Week 1. The fourth overall pick of the NFL draft had just one catch for four yards and wasn't targeted at all in the second half of that game. While the performance was alarming for fantasy managers who paid up to get the vaunted rookie near his ADP of 15, there is hope for improvement in Week 2. Cardinals offensive coordinator Drew Petzing admitted earlier this week that the team needs to prioritize getting the rookie more involved going forward. Harrison will again line up on the outside against a Rams secondary that allowed 121 receiving yards to Jameson Williams last Sunday. The former Buckeye can be started against the Rams with tempered expectations. He projects as a WR2 in Week 2.
From RotoBaller
Buzz around Arizona Cardinals slot receiver Greg Dortch has been building for weeks. Dortch demonstrated great route running and chemistry with Kyler Murray during preseason training camps and in Week 1 had a 26% target share even though he was on the field for just 62% of offensive snaps. In Week 2, the Cardinals host the Los Angeles Rams, who themselves held Amon-Ra St. Brown to three catches and 13 yards out of the slot last week. The 2023 All-Pro's reputation demanded more attention than Dortch will likely see, but the Rams' ability to shut down the position shouldn't be overlooked. A repeat of Dortch's modest week 1 performance isn't out of the question and would still make him a solid flex play, especially in deeper leagues, but managers counting on a boom game are better off waiting another week.
From RotoBaller
Arizona Cardinals running back James Conner put up 83 yards from scrimmage and found the end zone in Week 1 against the Buffalo Bills. He will look to do more of the same on Sunday in the Cardinals' home opener against the Los Angeles Rams. Fears that he might lose work to rookie Trey Benson were assuaged last week as Conner handled 16 of Arizona's 20 handoffs and was on the field for 67% of offensive snaps compared to Benson's 13% share. The Rams had one of the toughest run defenses in the league in 2023 but no longer have Aaron Donald anchoring their line. In Week 1, they gave up 131 yards and two touchdowns on the ground to the Lions. Conner should be locked into fantasy lineups this week and can be expected to put up another RB1 performance.
From RotoBaller
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel Sr. is in Minnesota as the team prepares for a Week 2 matchup versus the Vikings. The former South Carolina Gamecock fulfilled expectations and then some in Week 1 against the New York Jets. He finished the game with five receptions on nine targets for 54 yards through the air to go with eight carries for 23 yards and a touchdown on the ground. It's reasonable to expect similar usage in the running game, given running back Christian McCaffrey's continued absence and San Francisco's success with their approach last week. The similarities may stop with the passing game though, as 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk was playing in his first game action after sitting out the preseason, so the window for Samuel Sr. to take target advantage of Aiyuk's lack of football readiness may be closing. Minnesota's pass defense tamped down the fantasy performances of all New York Giants involved last week, but it's also possible New York's offense is just inept against everybody. Last year's Vikings defense was sixth-worst in fantasy points allowed to wide receivers in half-PPR. Samuel Sr. is a locked-and-loaded WR1 in Week 2.
From RotoBaller
New York Giants kicker Graham Gano steps into Week 2 against the Washington Commanders, looking to rebound after a quiet start in Week 1. Despite only managing two field goals against Minnesota, Gano is still a reliable scoring option, as he has a career average field goal percentage of 83.7%, including an impressive 43-for-64 from 50+ yards. Facing a Washington defense that allowed 37 points in Week 1, Gano's opportunity for kicks should be plentiful, especially if the Giants stall in the red zone. Expect Gano to hover around double-digit fantasy points, as the Commanders' bend-don't-break defense could set him up for several mid-range field goal attempts.
From RotoBaller
New York Giants tight end Theo Johnson is looking for a strong Week 2 performance against the Washington Commanders this Sunday. Johnson was targeted four times in his rookie debut but only reeled in one reception for 18 yards. He also dropped two catchable balls, so he could have had a bigger day but struggled with the rest of the Giants offense. Moving forward, what most impressed most as a fantasy manager was that he saw 61 offensive snaps, so he looks like the clear-cut TE1 on the Giants.
From RotoBaller
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk will run up against the Vikings when the team visits Minnesota in Week 2. Last week, Aiyuk disappointed fantasy players, a victim of his own offseason "hold-in" rustiness and a negative game script. The 26-year-old with the new contract extension could only muster two catches for 28 yards and no touchdowns on five targets. This week, however, he'll have the benefit of another week of practice and not having to go against Sauce Gardner and a top-rated pass defense. The Vikings dominated Daniel Jones and the New York Giants wideouts last week, whose top receiving performance came from rookie Malik Nabers at 5 catches, 66 yards, and no touchdowns. However, the Giants' passing attack was not expected to be a challenge for anybody and Minnesota's defense allowed the sixth-most half-PPR points to wide receivers in 2023. Last year's Vikings defensive secondary remains largely unchanged. Aiyuk should be in line for more action in Week 2 after having his snaps managed in Week 1 and with a better matchup, he's a solid WR2.
From RotoBaller
The Chicago Bears' defense and special teams are poised to build on their stellar performance from Week 1 as they face the Houston Texans on Sunday. After leading the league in fantasy points last week, there's a lot of optimism surrounding the Bears' defensive unit heading into this primetime matchup. However, relying on defensive and special teams touchdowns can be unpredictable, and turnovers are notoriously fickle. With Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud expected to improve upon his performance against the Colts and with Joe Mixon demonstrating effective running, the Bears' defense will face a tougher challenge. Laremy Tunsil, one of the league's top tackles, will be a formidable opponent for the Bears' pass rushers, Darrell Taylor and Montez Sweat. Meanwhile, the secondary must replicate their impressive debut performance and contain Stroud's receiving targets, including Nico Collins, Stefon Diggs, and Tank Dell. Given his proven track record, Stroud represents a more significant test for the Bears' defense than Will Levis. Given these challenges, exploring other streaming defense options might be wise if available. However, if you prefer to stick with one defense, the Bears should still manage to hold their own against the high-powered Texans offense.
From RotoBaller
Bills | 31 |
Dolphins | 10 |
Final |
Browns | 41.5u |
Jaguars | -3 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Colts | 40.5u |
Packers | +3 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Chargers | 39u |
Panthers | +5.5 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Giants | 43u |
Commanders | -1.5 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Jets | 41u |
Titans | +3.5 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Seahawks | 38.5u |
Patriots | +3 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Raiders | 41.5u |
Ravens | -8.5 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Saints | 46.5u |
Cowboys | -6 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
49ers | 46.5u |
Vikings | +4.5 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Buccaneers | 51.5u |
Lions | -7.5 |
Sun 12:00pm CT |
Rams | 48u |
Cardinals | -1 |
Sun 3:05pm CT |
Bengals | 48u |
Chiefs | -6 |
Sun 3:25pm CT |
Steelers | 36.5u |
Broncos | +2.5 |
Sun 3:25pm CT |
Bears | 45.5u |
Texans | -6.5 |
Sun 7:20pm CT |
Falcons | 47u |
Eagles | -6.5 |
Mon 7:15pm CT |
Beast Mode | Wed Sep 4 12:18pm CT |
Vectors1 | Wed Aug 28 10:01am CT |
Go Big or Go Home | Thu Aug 15 11:04am CT |
Pickpockets 2 | Wed Jul 10 9:44pm CT |
Pickpockets | Fri Jul 5 1:41pm CT |
GASE KOTITE ALL STAR | Thu Jul 4 11:47am CT |
Team Phillips | Thu Jun 6 3:26pm CT |
Riverdog 2 | Tue Jun 4 2:37am CT |
Pickpockets 3 | Wed May 1 9:55pm CT |
Angry Chickens | Wed Mar 13 8:05pm CT |
Riverbottom Nightmar | Tue Mar 5 9:16pm CT |
Team Perez | Thu Feb 29 5:54pm CT |
Team Chiang | Sat Feb 24 4:22pm CT |
MAJORJETSFANS | Tue Feb 20 7:42am CT |
Jacko The Ripper #2 | Wed Feb 14 8:14pm CT |
House of Payne #1 | Tue Feb 13 11:30pm CT |
Team PK | Tue Feb 13 5:58pm CT |
Commissioner | Tue Feb 13 12:25am CT |
FatBastard | Mon Feb 12 6:43pm CT |
Team Freeman 2 | Mon Feb 12 6:31pm CT |
UNCLE FESTER | Mon Feb 12 4:22pm CT |
FESTER | Mon Feb 12 4:22pm CT |
Killer Cali | Mon Feb 12 4:22pm CT |
MINI Jewels | Mon Feb 12 11:56am CT |
Winston Wolf | Mon Feb 12 11:00am CT |
Team Berger | Mon Feb 12 10:57am CT |
Stark-Naked | Mon Feb 12 10:09am CT |
Foursport I | Mon Feb 12 10:04am CT |
Go Big or Go Home II | Mon Feb 12 9:54am CT |
Team Kelly 2 | Mon Feb 12 8:21am CT |
Black & Yellow 2 | Mon Feb 12 8:05am CT |
Lunatic Fringe 2 | Mon Feb 12 7:20am CT |
Mookandtheduke | Mon Feb 12 6:22am CT |
Team ORourke | Mon Feb 12 6:18am CT |
Termanators 2 | Mon Feb 12 2:35am CT |
Team McGuire | Mon Feb 12 2:00am CT |
Team Sarmiento | Mon Feb 12 12:44am CT |
2packer | Sun Feb 11 11:51pm CT |
Team Kikuta | Sun Feb 11 11:39pm CT |
Team Sussy Imposter | Sun Feb 11 11:29pm CT |
Team Sky | Sun Feb 11 11:29pm CT |
Iglesfan | Sun Feb 11 11:29pm CT |
Team Meehan | Sun Feb 11 11:28pm CT |
Team Keene | Sun Feb 11 11:06pm CT |
Cinderella Story | Sun Feb 11 11:04pm CT |
Fantasy Smurf1 | Sun Feb 11 10:41pm CT |
Team Mooney | Sun Feb 11 10:35pm CT |
Say Grace | Sun Feb 11 10:32pm CT |
Team Hsiao 2 | Sun Feb 11 10:13pm CT |
LCN Hitmen I | Sun Feb 11 9:51pm CT |
MINI Jewels 2 | Sun Feb 11 9:47pm CT |
Robot OverLords | Sun Feb 11 9:35pm CT |
Team Lentz | Sun Feb 11 9:35pm CT |
Kingnole | Sun Feb 11 9:35pm CT |
Team Woodworth | Sun Feb 11 9:32pm CT |
Cheeseheads | Sun Feb 11 9:26pm CT |
Vectors2 | Sun Feb 11 8:59pm CT |
Additude | Sun Feb 11 8:57pm CT |
LCN Hitmen III | Sun Feb 11 8:54pm CT |
Team Q Simmons | Sun Feb 11 8:51pm CT |
Dash's Dirty Dozen | Sun Feb 11 8:46pm CT |
Sho Time | Sun Feb 11 8:44pm CT |
Team Cellar | Sun Feb 11 8:43pm CT |
Raider Claymation | Sun Feb 11 8:34pm CT |
Fat Bastard 2 | Sun Feb 11 8:27pm CT |
Team Rodas 2 | Sun Feb 11 8:26pm CT |
...King Shleppy... | Sun Feb 11 7:38pm CT |
Lunatic Fringe 1 | Sun Feb 11 6:52pm CT |
Team West | Sun Feb 11 6:50pm CT |
Team Kelly | Sun Feb 11 6:02pm CT |
Termanators | Sun Feb 11 5:30pm CT |
Pastorini Johnsons | Sun Feb 11 5:24pm CT |
Team Freeman | Sun Feb 11 5:22pm CT |
Go Big or Go Home II | Sun Feb 11 5:20pm CT |
Five Nights at Fredd | Sun Feb 11 5:17pm CT |
Hail Mary Jane | Sun Feb 11 5:15pm CT |
LCN Hitmen II | Sun Feb 11 5:15pm CT |
Team Rodas | Sun Feb 11 5:08pm CT |
CrusherE | Sun Feb 11 5:02pm CT |
BabyDoc Rulz | Sun Feb 11 4:39pm CT |
Jacko The Ripper #3 | Sun Feb 11 3:55pm CT |
Jacko The Ripper #1 | Sun Feb 11 3:41pm CT |
Team Rosen 2 | Sun Feb 11 3:25pm CT |
Team Rosen III | Sun Feb 11 3:23pm CT |
The Red Wolf | Sun Feb 11 3:20pm CT |
Jimmy Browns | Sun Feb 11 3:12pm CT |
Fantasy Smurf3 | Sun Feb 11 3:11pm CT |
Fantasy Smurf2 | Sun Feb 11 3:11pm CT |
Team R Ross | Sun Feb 11 2:23pm CT |
Winning is a Brees | Sun Feb 11 12:43pm CT |
Team Anistyn | Sun Feb 11 12:42pm CT |
Grand Theft | Sun Feb 11 12:42pm CT |
Brady | Sun Feb 11 12:40pm CT |
SWMAI CAT | Sun Feb 11 12:35pm CT |
Dash's Wet N' Wild P | Sun Feb 11 12:34pm CT |
Mookandtheduketoo | Sun Feb 11 11:52am CT |
2packer II | Sun Feb 11 11:48am CT |
Backdoor Santas | Sat Feb 10 10:17pm CT |
Safe, Well and Groov | Sat Feb 10 10:17pm CT |
Foursport II | Sat Feb 10 1:05pm CT |
Beast Mode 2 | Mon Feb 5 6:15pm CT |
BabyDocs Rule | Sat Feb 3 9:58am CT |
Fat and Old | Fri Feb 2 9:15am CT |
Riverdog | Wed Jan 31 4:46pm CT |
SEXY BEAST 2 | Wed Jan 31 12:33pm CT |
SEXY BEAST | Wed Jan 31 12:31pm CT |
Black & Yellow 1 | Wed Jan 31 8:14am CT |
Sergeant Hulka's | Tue Jan 30 10:40am CT |
Groupie Accommodator | Mon Jan 29 8:56am CT |
Team Meshey | Mon Jan 29 7:03am CT |
Team Hsiao | Sun Jan 28 9:22pm CT |
The CRUSHER | Sun Jan 28 9:04pm CT |
Team Wainer | Sun Jan 28 3:47pm CT |
Team O'Brien | Sun Jan 28 2:54pm CT |
PistolPete | Sat Jan 27 1:02pm CT |
Pistol Pete 2 | Sat Jan 27 12:48pm CT |
Team Young | Fri Jan 26 9:49am CT |
House of Payne #2 | Sun Jan 21 7:15pm CT |
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