Fantasy Football Week 2 Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em: wide receivers

Editor's Note: Welcome to the second week! We manage the column Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em from Jamey Eisenberg a little differently this season. You always get the same in-depth analysis as ever, we only present a little differently, in order to let you know earlier in the day. This column takes a long time to write, and in the past, we've talked about it in the evening. This year, we will publish it position by position to put it more quickly in your hands. This is what Jamey decided to do during the week.

Do not worry: if you want the classic Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em, we will always publish this at the end of the day with every position included. For now, here is the wide receiver.

Wide receivers

Note: Projections are provided by SportsLine.com.

Earrings

• Kenny Golladay (at SF): The Lions definitely introduced Golladay at Week 1 against the Jets with seven catches for 114 yards on 12 targets, who were second in the team behind Golden Tate (15). I love Tate as Detroit's No. 1 catcher this week, but I would play Golladay on Marvin Jones.
• Chris Godwin (vs. PHI): I was excited for Godwin before the season and he had a good week 1 against New Orleans with three catches for 41 yards and one touchdown on four targets. He was overshadowed by DeSean Jackson, who caught five passes for 146 yards and two touchdowns on five targets, but Jackson (concussion) could be missing this week. If this happens, Godwin is a potential starter in all leagues.
• Tyler Lockett (at CHI): Lockett has a slight advantage over Brandon Marshall this week, although both are sleeping with Doug Baldwin (knee) on the outside. The Bears were abused by Randall Cobb the first week, and Lockett should also be successful. He also had three catches for 59 yards and one touchdown on three targets in Denver.
• Ted Ginn (vs. CLE): Ginn had only 19 points in PPR in the first week against Tampa Bay and has now scored at least 14 points in five out of eight home games with the Saints. He gets a boost with Cameron Meredith still not a factor in the attack, and New Orleans should have the chance to have a lot of points in this home game.
• Cooper Kupp (vs. ARI): Kupp was tied in the lead for the first week in Oakland with nine points, and was again in the red zone on his 8-yard touchdown in the third quarter. He finished with five passes for 52 yards and the score, and he should do well this week, as he will avoid cornerback Cardinals Patrick Peterson in the bowling. Brandin Cooks is also in play this week as Fantasy catcher, and Robert Woods is option # 3.

Bust alert

Cobb was incredible in the first week against Chicago with nine passes for 142 yards and one touchdown on 10 targets, and he's hoping for a rebound campaign in 2018. That could be a tough week considering his history with Minnesota. In his last five games against the Vikings, Cobb has only 20 receptions for 153 yards and a touchdown, and his best result in 2015 is 10 points in PPR. 35 yards and 0.2 touchdowns. We also have Rodgers either outside or less than 100% with his knee injury. It will be hard to trust Cobb in most leagues this week.

So who should you sit and start this week? And where does each player pile up? Visit SportsLine now to get the second week of Fantasy football rankings for each position, and see what shocking QB will finish in the top 5 this week, all on the model that outperformed last season's experts.