Week 2 Fantasy Football: Waiver Wire Pickups and Sleepers

In-Depth Analysis

**Wide Receivers:**

**Wan'Dale Robinson:** Despite the Giants' initial struggles, Robinson had a productive Week 1 and exploded in Week 2. His target share makes him a viable PPR option. Consider adding him if available. target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" Why this matters: He had a monster game, finishing with eight catches on nine targets for 142 yards, good for 24.2 fantasy points.
**Elic Ayomanor:** Ayomanor is emerging as a player in deeper formats. The Rams were another tough defensive matchup but Ayomanor was able to haul in four of six targets for 56 yards and a TD, good for 13.6 fantasy points.

**Quarterbacks:**

**Mac Jones:** Jones is a good add if you are looking for a QB streamer in deeper formats. San Francisco has the Cardinals and Jaguars the next few weeks, while Purdy is expected to be sidelined.

**Running Backs:**

**Zach Charbonnet:** Charbonnet may turn into the late-round gem to power your fantasy team in the early season.

**Trey Benson:** Conner is still the undisputed RB1, but he may have a new Robin to his Batman.

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FAQ

- **Q: Who are some early waiver wire targets after Week 2?

- **Q: Is Wan'Dale Robinson a must-add in PPR leagues?

- **Q: Can Zach Charbonnet overtake Kenneth Walker III?

Takeaways

Week 2's waiver wire is full of potential difference-makers. Prioritize players with clear roles and favorable matchups. Robinson and Ayomanor can provide immediate WR depth, while Jones is a solid QB streamer. Charbonnet and Benson are RBs with upside. Keep an eye on snap counts and target shares to make informed decisions.

Discussion

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Sources

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