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Welcome to the Week 2 edition of Studs, Duds, Sleepers & Busts. Before we get to this week's content, let's get back to last week:
Choice of the week:
Patrick Mahomes as sleeper for the second week in a row. (49.84 standard points, 1st among the QB)
For the second consecutive week, the young quarter stole the show. Something tells me that he will never be a sleep candidate for much longer.
Failure of the week:
George Kittle (2.2 standard points, t-34th among the WR)
Kittle took my kind words and my approval last week and turned them into 22 yards on 2 shots. Yes
Accuracy to date:
Accuracy of the week 2: 4 of 12 (33.3%)
Precision of the season: 9 out of 24 (37,5%)
This is not my best work of the week 2, but hey, it's for what week 3 is it true?
Stud:
A much-loved fantasy player who will finish the week in the top 6 at his post.
In two games, Brady averaged 21.5 points against two rather difficult defenses. This week he goes to Detroit where the desperate Lions will struggle to contain him.
Gurley has a tough game against the Chargers, who got less than 4 yards per run, but given the amount of racing he gets, Gurley is a safe bet to get 20 points or more in most formats .
Ertz not only recovers his friend Carson Wentz, but he has a tasty match against the Colts at home. After a difficult start to the year, Ertz is ready to explode and finish among the best Tight Ends this week.
Dud:
A very beginner who will finish the week as a non-starter.
The Seahawks look like a shell of their so-called Super Bowl Champion and this includes Russell Wilson. During the third week, Wilson, who was dealing with a Hamstring problem early in the week, will face the Dallas Cowboys, who played the ball in the attack and blocked the opposing assists in defense. Avoid Russ this week if you can.
Fitzgerald is not only considered dubious, but he has had one of the worst starts of the season he has ever seen. With only 10 catches for 104 yards and zero touchdowns in two games, look for a wide receiver elsewhere.
Ajayi will play big games this season, but given the unpredictability of Doug Pederson's offense, I am reluctant to rely on him. It would make a good game FLEX but if you rely on him to overtake your opponent, you could be over your head.
Sleeper:
A player who is not often launched but who will finish the week as a starter.
To date, Mahomes is established in only 73% of yahoo leagues. If he's part of your team, you'd better raise him to just about any other quarter until he gets cold.
After being one of my stallions of Week 2 and playing like garbage, many fantasy makers have understood Kittle. I advise you not to overreact and keep it on your starting line. Kittle will also be a great DFS option this week given the lack of self-confidence right now.
After decimating Buffalo in Week 1, the Ravens went to Cincinnati where they allowed the Bengals to score 34 points. This week should be somewhere between these two results.
Chest:
A highly ranked player who will finish the week as a non-starter.
Jimmy G-Sus goes to KC where he will face Patrick Mahomes and the smoky leaders. Garoppolo has not yet reached the first 15 points in a single match in two weeks, and yet he is still ranked in the top 6 on most sites. Although the Chiefs have allowed a lot of yards to date, they will not be so porous forever. I would hesitate to follow the pack regarding Jimmy G if I were you.
The Cardinals are a bit like, I'll say, the Browns of 2018. I do not want to have anything to do with any of them, including David Johnson. I do not want anything to do with Khalil Mack in the conversation.
Elliott was disappointed for two weeks. I have personally removed from the status "I believe you like David Akers" to a temporary approach to wait-and-see. I hope that the addition of Jordan Matthews Carson Wentz will bring Elliott back to life. Maybe Carson has to put a check on the game, or something like that.
As always, I can not cover every situation in one article, so do not hesitate to contact me on Twitter (@LeeSifford) or in the comments below with your specific questions on the list and I would be happy to offer my thoughts on your situation.
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