Fantasy Football Week 2: Experts Answer Great Questions About James Conner, Deshaun Watson

Jamey Eisenberg: Yes. He had small touches like Bell, production like Bell and made Fantasy owners happy like Bell. He could be one of the top five each week until Bell is back.

Dave Richard: Uh, yes It's clear that the Steelers trust him the same way they trusted Le Veon. By the way, he has another great match this week.

Heath Cummings: Yes. Even though he was a bad starter, he should start with this workload. He has a good attack and touches 30 points per game. These are the guys we are going to the first round. Conner belongs to this class until Bell returns or the Steelers decide to cut the workload.

2. Which RB worries you most after week 1?

Jamey: The Sean McCoy. It's for the same reasons that I'm worried for him before the season. Bad offensive line Bad quarterback Bad defense, leading to a bad game scenario. It looks like it will be a long year for McCoy and the Bills.

Dave: I took Jamaal Williams to a group of leagues. He is a match in his two-match audition. His second match is against the sweltering race defense of the Vikings. And he did nothing to prove that he is worthy of the dominant touch. I'm trying to negotiate for Aaron Jones.

Heather: Everything is relative to expectations. Gio Bernard fell completely out of my top 150 this week because of the way Cincinnati split the keys during Week 1. But if you're talking about starter, that's definitely McCoy. I have no confidence in throwing him unless Josh Allen can not be the worst quarterback in the league.

3. Which WR made the most progress after week 1?

Jamey: Quincy Enunwa. I loved him last season before a neck injury hit him for the year, and I thought he could lead the Jets to the reception this season because of his role as receiver of possession of Sam Darnold. After a match, it seems to be true. Enunwa, as you will read in my waiver column, should be the # 1 receiver to add this week, and it's worth starting as the # 3 recipient of Fantasy vs. Dolphins.

Dave: The use of Randall Cobb was impressive. Throw his 75-yard touchdown and he still had about 75 yards on eight catches. It's fine in PPR and not terrible in non-PPR. I'd like to continue seeing this kind of involvement when the Packers play from behind.

Heather: Certainly Quincy Enunwa. I had a soft spot for Enunwa last year and then he got hurt and Robby Anderson was the guy. Well, Enunwa not only returned from his injury, but he also recovered his number one role. He clearly resembles Darnold's favorite and number 2 receiver.

4. Are you more or less concerned about Andrew Luck and Deshaun Watson than you were before the season?

Jamey: Less concerned about luck. More concerned about Watson. This offensive line is bad, and it needs a healthy Will Fuller (hamstring). Watson will be better, but it was a difficult start.

Dave: I'm good, much more concerned about Deshaun Watson. I'm not sure that he will survive the first half of the season. His already shaky offensive line lost right tackle Seantrell Henderson. Watson himself took some time to make decisions when he launched and his accuracy was not about. He still has games against Jacksonville and other tough defenses. I do not regret to have drafted but I will try to sell it after his big games. He could have one this week against the Titans.

Heather: When it comes to injuries, I think about the same thing. I think that they are in good health. Regarding the performance, I am slightly concerned about the shape of the line of Texans and more particularly by the reaction of Watson to the piece. He began to look down much earlier against the Patriots, and that's not a way to play a quarter. I will be watching him closely this week.

5. Which offense is most concerning: Dallas, Arizona or Detroit?

Jamey: Dallas. The offensive line seemed shaky against Carolina and this receiving body is terrible. Ezekiel Elliott is going to be fine, but he might not have many monstrous weeks with the lack of talent around him.

Dave: Fantasy's talent in Dallas and Arizona is still strong enough despite these mistakes, so I'm going to say Detroit. Matthew Stafford played too lax and it cost him, then he was manhandled. Golden Tate did some games, Kenny Golladay did the same, and Marvin Jones was left in suspense despite some deep targets. Kerryon Johnson could have even more opportunities with LeGarrette Blount, probably abandoned, but he was not very impressive in his debut. For a team that should be much more efficient and powerful, partly because of its offensive line, the Lions really disappointed in the first week.

Heather: I will say Cowboys only because I always feel confident with two cardinals. I have no idea what to do in Dallas, Deonte Thompson was second in the targets and Geoff Swaim tied for third place. I start to wonder if any of the bunk receivers will come out.

6. What are Jameis Winston's chances of not finding his job?

Jamey: Slender. Ryan Fitzpatrick was great in the first week in New Orleans, but the second week should allow a confrontation with the Eagles.

Dave: I think the chances are low that Winston does not get his job back. But I think Winston will lose the job – potentially as early as the 6th week – he returns and plays terribly. Let's see what kind of FitzMagic we have this week before calling Winston. At the very least, we now know that there is an unreal potential in this Tampa Bay match no matter who is at the helm.

Heather: I do not see it Believe me, I adore Fitzmagic, but I expect everything to break down this week against the Eagles. If this is not the case, I will begin to believe in the possibility.

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