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<p type = "text" content = "Here, I will go through all the games of week 2 and rank them from best to worst from a fantastic point of view. We will also review the betting lines of each game to project potential winners and gameplay, and examine a key match to watch.
1 – Kansas City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Steelers (1 pm EST)"data-reactid =" 31 ">Here, I will go through all the games of week 2 and rank them from best to worst from a fantastic point of view. We will also review the betting lines of each game to project potential winners and gameplay, and examine a key match to watch.
1 – Kansas City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Steelers (1 pm EST)
Here is your game of the week "Everyone in the pool". The Chiefs' game against the Steelers currently has the highest expected total of Week 2 and has actually increased by 50 points. The Pittsburgh offense was interrupted last week at 1:00 pm (Eastern Standard Time). The Chiefs' defense was as generous as expected in the first week, yielding 418 passing yards and three points to Philip Rivers. It's too predictable for the Steelers to bounce back and win this game at home. Patrick Mahomes and his company hit hard in the top of the range of the first week's results. They should have no problem doing the same for the end of the shootout. With points to rain and in light of his disappointing week 1, Kareem Hunt plays for a decisive counter-game in DFS. No one will want to play Hunt at $ 29 with the other options in this lineup and he was still on the ground for over 70% of Kansas City Week 1 shots.
The Chiefs got scammed in the passing game last week. Kansas City has awarded 14 catches for 189 yards to an NFL summit with Melvin Gordon and Austin Ekeler. As before, James Conner entered Le'Veon Bell's vacant workload during the match. Conner finished third in the team with a 14.6% share of the targets. Not only will the match be a result of this contest, but we will have to watch it for a run in the next few weeks. Conner can further consolidate his RB1 workaholic status. The Chiefs can say that as a weakness that the next opponents (49ers, Broncos, Jaguars, Patriots) should take advantage of.
The wagering line of week 2 looks terribly like what was expected of the saints in the first week; a massive home favorite in a high scoring contest. New Orleans are hoping for a better result this time after letting the Bucs steal a win on the road. The Saints attack should continue to unfold, even though the Browns have demonstrated that they had two defensive cornerstones during the first week with Denzel Ward and especially Myles Garrett. Alvin Kamara ran more routes than any other rider during the first week of the season and Michael Thomas shot 11 of his 17 targets from the slot machine, shooting 10 of them. The young offensive electrifying pillars of this team are used optimally. Cleveland showed an offensive life during the first week of 2018, although she was not as clean as she had wished. A shootout is at stake here, especially if the Saints take the lead. Tyrod Taylor scored 40 passes last week, which he had only done once since he became a star in 2015. For better or worse, the Browns do not hesitate to let him go wild.
The Browns do not use Landry as a third glorious defender, as the Dolphins did obsessively during his stint in Miami. Landry had a market share of 52.8% of Browns airfields during week 1 and had an average target depth of more than 14 yards. He runs real back roads and wins on those chances. Of course, he is still essentially a receiver of slot machines, taking 63 percent of his shots and collecting 11 of his 14 targets. But more vertical lanes from the slot, not just small Miami-style setups, are much more optimal. New Orleans gave DeSean Jackson a 58-yard touchdown last week. With this new use and a date with the Saints in a possible high-score case, Landry could push to be the receiver of Week 2.
The Washington Colts road trip could bring a lot more fantastic goodness than most people expect. Washington's attack skyrocketed in the peloton against a team of lifeless cardinals in Week 1. Alex Smith looks like a perfect fit for the attack as an extension of the coach on field. While Jordan Reed and Chris Thompson have long chances to stay healthy, both are in top form right now, making this one of the NFL's most talented bands. On the other side of the field, the Colts can try to turn this game into a shootout, provided their protection is respected. We know that the team has major problems on the offensive line, but Luck can still thrive when the rushers are kept at bay. Luck scored 84% of her passes when she was kept clean on Week 1, per professional football match. Washington's under-rated criminal unit saw Sam Bradford post a score of 7.6 under pressure last week and if anyone destroyed the shootings, it's him.
When one of the teams has the ball, keep an eye on the backfield. The Colts' semifinal group looks like a potential quagmire, but Nyheim Hines (20) and Jordan Wilkins (17) have both been among the top seven on the first-week run. A smuggling role in this offensive, which is likely to play from behind for most of the year, would be huge for anyone in the position. Washington's back is also in fantastic places. Chris Thompson led the team in the goals of Week 1 and gets the Colts defense that has just given six passes for 65 yards to Joe Mixon and Giovani Bernard. After a day of 28 touchdowns, Adrian Peterson is expected to dominate in a game where Washington is a 5.5-point home favorite against a soft defense.
4- Tampa Bay Buccaneers at the Philadelphia Eagles (1:00 pm EST)
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Favorite: Eagles (-3) "data-reactid =" 55 ">Total: 44
Favorite: Eagles (-3)
It's hard to read this game. The Eagles attack was undermined during the first week, while the Buccaneers had a huge shock against Ryan Fitzpatrick. There is reason to expect both units to regress to their respective means during the second week. The Philadelphia unit is fierce and inflicted 27 strikes on Matt Ryan last week. The Buccaneers' defense confirmed its sieve status, being shredded by the saints in New Orleans. Given their history, it's hard to say that Nick Foles and Fitzpatrick are among the strictest NFL smugglers. We could see them both boomerang from their Week 1 results. Each team has fights to exploit when it has the ball, so it's worth it to continue this game even with the weakest and most volatile passers-by.
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Nelson Agholor dominated the opportunity in the Eagles game in the opening match, inspiring 28% of the targets. While all players were short-lived, Agholor has a boost for receptions with Alshon Jeffery and could increase his total footage against a defense that has much less speed than the Atlanta Falcons. Agholor is one of the best players to win on the midfield roads against corner slots and linebackers. He has published an excellent 82% success rate over the area in his 2017 receptions perception sample. The Bucs have a 50% plus defense in the area and they have just set their starting corner at Vernon Hargreaves on IR. On the other side, Chris Godwin is in a position to display WR2 numbers. Last week, he showed he was an excellent football player and he could witness a run increase if DeSean Jackson (concussion) does not play. The Eagles are not defenders of the game pass, but they just gave over 160 yards to Julio Jones, who led all receivers in yards in the first week.
5 – Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers (1:00 pm EST)
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Favorite: Packers (-2)"data-reactid =" 60 ">Total: 46.5
Favorite: Packers (-2)
The Packers have not yet confirmed the status of Aaron Rodgers, but signs show it. Even if it's trotting out, this game has a chance to flirt with the submarine. Minnesota's defense is fierce and seems to avoid its first big injury problem of the season. Despite the fact that Trae Waynes missed part of the action of week 1, he trained on Wednesday. Even playing Lambeau, the Vikings can do enough to keep the Packers' attack in check. Rodgers playing alone keeps this game high on our priority list for fantasy, but Minnesota also has several meetings in its favor. Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs are going to fight an inexperienced side that has allowed Allen Robinson to clinch several times last Sunday, even though Mitchell Trubisky could not hit him.
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If Minnesota can control this game and beat the gap, Dalvin Cook has a chance to find much more success than in Week 1. Although he averaged less than three yards per race, he was on the ground. The Packers gave Jordan Howard and Tarik Cohen 5.4 yards per run in Week 1, showing leaks in defense. Even though the Packers take the lead, the Vikings leader also finished second in the team's targets (seven) and ran the second highest number of runs (31) among all the backs of the first week. .
6 – Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers (4:05 pm EST)
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Favorited: 49ers (-6)"data-reactid =" 65 ">Total: 48
Favorited: 49ers (-6)
The 49ers and Lions enter this game after the disappointments of Week 1. Detroit especially. Matthew Stafford and Jimmy Garoppolo scored seven picks in their first two-touchdown games. We were able to see both offenses bounce back at this point. Lions defense is a confirmed push with their total lack of running. Sam Darnold was kept clean on 78% of his spinoffs in the first week and completed 14 of 18 pass attempts. The 49ers and their fast passing game should eat alive Lions. It is impossible to confidently project Matthew Stafford for this speeding attack after his parade on Monday night. However, there are holes to take in the 49ers defense and Detroit could display catch-up numbers. Anyway, the 49ers who gives six points still seems like a solid option at home.
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George Kittle was on the field for 77.3% of the shots in the first week and led the team with 31.3% of the team's rushing yards. All opportunities are there. If Kittle had started a long touchdown and / or Garoppolo hit him when he was in the end zone last week, we would be talking very differently about Kittle today. The Lions have just been snatched in midfield by Quincy Enunwa, the Jets receiver. Kittle will execute his routes in the same area of the field. This could be your last chance to acquire the tight end.
7 – Houston Texans at Tennessee Titans (1:00 pm EST)
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Favorite: Texans (-2)"data-reactid =" 70 ">Total: 44.5
Favorite: Texans (-2)
Neither one of these teams from the AFC South has lived up to the expectations of Week 1. However, it is not a problem. a potential rebound point for both teams, especially in Houston. The Titans defense won two choices, but also allowed Ryan Tannehill 8.2 yards per attempt and a 71.4% completion rate. The stop unit is talented and will make great games that wreak havoc, but it is far from a stop unit at this time. If Will Fuller returns, this could pave the way for Deshaun Watson and the company. It was clear that they were much too tight with only one player above the average (Hopkins) in last week's game. Expect Houston to get back on track, win the match and help push that total.
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Second-year tight end Jonnu Smith will join the starting lineup to replace Delanie Walker. Smith was an extremely impressive athlete who was coming out of college and showing signs of recrudescence as a rookie. It is 100% on the sleeper radar. The Texans undoubtedly gave Rob Gronkowski a big game in the first week and gave up the third (123) yards for tight defensive goals. This trend looks set to continue from 2017, when Texans ranked in the top six in terms of yards, catches and touchdowns. Smith is a $ 10 purchase on Yahoo Daily Fantasy and a glaring value as a dart throwing.
Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson will try to bounce back from a division rival in Week 2 (AP Photo / Stew Milne)
8 – Carolina Panthers at Atlanta Falcons (1:00 pm EST)
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Favorite: Falcons (-6)
Although these two offenses make a lot of noise, this division is presented as a low scoring case. The loss of Greg Olsen by the Panthers and a series of offensive online injuries raise questions about their ability to systematically move the ball. The Falcons seem disjointed at the attack of Week 1 and have just placed two of their biggest defenders on I.R. in Deion Jones and Keanu Neal. Atlanta, who is sacrificing six points, seems generous and Carolina could easily fill that gap, if only victory. The underlying might come here, but the six-point gap is unlikely given Atlanta's problems.
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Cam Newton has not made the track history against the Atlanta Falcons in recent years, averaging 181 passing yards and 0.83 interceptions per game in their last six meetings of the season regular. However, he caught up with his faults with quick success, averaging 43.5 rushing yards and scoring twice in that period. Atlanta's loss of Jones and Neal could open new opportunities for Newton. The Falcons have allowed the most receptions in each of the past three seasons, not least because they are ready to concede short passes and trust explosive players like Jones and Neal to limit yards in space. We could see a different approach from Dan Quinn and the company in light of the injuries. Otherwise, Newton and Christian McCaffrey could tear him up against this group of diminished linebackers.
9 – New England Patriots in Jacksonville Jaguars (4:25 pm EST)
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Favorite: Pick 'em
The Patriots and Jaguars are fighting for the return leg of the AFC championship. Obviously, every time Tom Brady takes the field, the game has a chance to make fireworks, but facing Jacksonville's defense at home will be a kid's game. Brady took part in the team with 290 yards and two points last year and can withstand a passing race. He's boasted about the best passer-by when he was under pressure last season. However, the number of players in the offensive position of the New England Army is reduced compared to what they had touted at the meeting of these teams last year. Jaguars have the advantage now.
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The Patriots took over to pass the Jaguar pass defense last season. The combination of Rex Burkhead, Dion Lewis and James White collected 39% of the team's goals. With Sony Michel only ready to make his first action in the NFL, Rex Burkhead hit and Jeremy Hill on IR, White should easily lead this field cascading. It can even push for double-digit targets at this location and it's a fantastic start.
10 – Seattle Seahawks to the Chicago Bears (8:15 pm EST – Monday)
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Favorite: Bear (-3.5)"data-reactid =" 109 ">Total: 43
Favorite: Bear (-3.5)
The Seahawks are on the road for the second week in a row, after appearing to be the team's top prospects by 2018. The Bears have presented a suffocating front in their first game against Green Bay. It is clear that Seattle has the ball. The attack from both teams is not 100%, the best receiver in Seattle is injured and the Bears still seeking a steady pace. The Bears are expected to sneak in with a home win, but neither team seems ready to fight for a mountain of points. The projected total is small, but the submarine can still hit.
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<p class = "canvas-atom-text-canvas Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "The use and deployment of Allen Robinson was promising in Week 1. He led the Bears with 107 yards and was used through training by Robinson, who managed 38% of his PFF Week 1 catches, also for 61 yards. It will also still attract coverage from Sea Hawks corner recruit Tre Flowers.e In total, Flowers was demolished during the first week, allowing the most yards per road (3.49) from all corners. "data-reactid =" 112 "> The use and deployment of Allen Robinson were promising during the first week.The Bears with 107 yards and it was used through training by Robinson, who has took 38% of his catch from the first week, by PFF, and saw four of his seven targets lined up in. He will also continue to pull the cover of rookie corner Tre Flowers of the Seahawks.e In total, Flowers was demolished during the first week, allowing the most yards per road (3.49) from all corners.
11 – Arizona Cardinals to Los Angeles Rams (4:05 pm EST)
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Favorite: Rams (-13.5) "data-reactid =" 114 ">Total: 45
Favorite: Rams (-13.5)
Talk about a jigsaw. After one of the darkest performances of the first week, the Cardinals travel to Los Angeles to face the impressive Rams. The spread here is massive but it can still hold. The Cardinals have little or nothing to boast of the attack at the moment and the defense responsible for the Rams just made the mincemeat Raiders Monday night. It's hard to see Arizona being competitive at this location.
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<p class = "canvas-atom-canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "Since the Rams have the second highest implicit Total team of the week, you should not hesitate to integrate these players with DFS and seasonal listings, but the main exercise we need to worry about is to monitor the use of David Johnson in the passing game Last week, Johnson ran the dump style itineraries of a normal return. It is not only a normal return, however. Johnson maintained an average target depth of 0.78 and held a small 3.4% share in the team's aerial yards during the first week. These figures stood at 4.7 and 9% during its magical season of 2016. We must review this type of use.
"data-reactid =" 117 "> Given that the Rams have the second highest implied total of the team involved this week, you should not hesitate to integrate these players to the DFS and the teams of the season. 39, main exercise we need to worry about is to monitor the use of David Johnson in the passing game.Last week, Johnson launched the discharge. style itineraries of a normal return. It is not only a normal return, however. Johnson maintained an average target depth of 0.78 and held a small 3.4% share in the team's aerial yards during the first week. These figures stood at 4.7 and 9% during its magical season of 2016. We must review this type of use.
12 – Los Angeles Chargers at Buffalo Bills (1:00 pm EST)
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Favorite: Chargers (-7.5) "data-reactid =" 123 ">Total: 43
Favorite: Chargers (-7.5)
A West Coast team that gives 7.5 points on an early morning road start at 1 pm (Eastern time) is a daunting challenge, especially if it is prone to gaffes like shippers. However, the Bills are not an NFL team. They can not protect themselves, they have no advantage in the air game and their return is easy to take in view of its environment. Not to mention their so-called high secondary, flambéed by Joe Flacco, with a completion rate of 73.5% and three passing grades. The Bills will start Josh Allen this week because they have no choice. Management can not reasonably expect to win with fans or ask their fans to pay to watch a game started by Nathan Peterman, who failed in his two NFL starts (4.1 yards per attempt, interception rate). 10.4%). to order this substandard offense. Chargers can keep the spread here.
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We can reasonably project all the pillars of the Chargers so that they reach their fantastic projections during week 2 and we just do not care about those on the list of Bills right now. A player to follow is Austin Ekeler. The return of the satellite was a popular choice after an electric week 1 but its volume remains a problem. He ran just 15 passes at Melvin Gordon 31 and dealt with just five runs. These figures came in a game where the Chargers played 74 pieces to maintain a shootout with the Chiefs. Ekeler is a point chasing game until we see a volume bump.
13-New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys (8:20 pm EST)
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Favorite: Cowboys (-3)
The Giants and Cowboys will face each other in their first match of 30 games on Sunday night. Neither team showed much promise in the first week. The attraction of the Giants talent has masked the realities of the talent shortage on the right side of their offensive line and the multitude of holes in their defense. Oh, and they always play with a quarterback who has not been good in two years. The Cowboys have no advantage when they are in offense. Their offensive line is a ghost of what it used to be thanks to the wounds and inexperience of the interior. The passing game features a multi-receiver rotation with a rookie at Michael Gallup and a cavalcade of mediums down list types. The first team to 20 wins.
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We will see an expanded use of Saquon Barkley as a receiver. The rookie had only 25 runs in the first week, while 12 other players had more. He fired six targets but fired only twice for 22 yards. The work of catching up is essential so that the recruit opens its true ceiling. We need to see more than that, especially since his slightly thriving college running style continued during Week 1.
14. Oakland Raiders to the Denver Broncos (4:25 pm EST)
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Favorite: Broncos (-6)"data-reactid =" 133 ">Total: 46
Favorite: Broncos (-6)
Derek Carr has averaged less than 200 passing yards and only one touchdown per game against the Broncos in the past two seasons. It's hard to know where optimism would come from in this region as the Raiders travel to Denver. The Broncos continued their home winning streak last week and are now 32-3 in their last 35 home games in the first two weeks of the season. And their defense seems to have found his 2015 mojo. Denver should easily ride in this Mile-High contest. This makes the backfield interesting. Royce Freeman led the group in clichés, but this team seems to have taken a hot approach. You can go back to Freeman, while Phillip Lindsay is a low-floor player and Devontae Booker is also present.
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Jared Cook has seen 50% of his yard yards during week 1, more than any other player in his position. The nearest tight stop was Gronk with 33%. He might want to run after points with Cook in the second week, but he still has some work to do. The Broncos were beaten by unproven tight goals Will Dissly and Nick Vannett in Week 1 for 116 yards and a score of only four catches. This is a continuation of a trend of the last two seasons, where Denver has awarded the sixth largest number of catches to the consecutive position.
It's good. (AP Photo / Ben Margot)
15 – Miami Dolphins to New York Jets (1:00 pm EST)
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Favorite: Jets (-3)
The Jets were the biggest surprise of the first week, as the Lions were trapped Monday night in a match that started with a pick-six of Sam Darnold. It's not just the Lions that are melting either; the jets have legitimate air. It's hard to take a long distance with Miami's Week 1 game given the odd conditions of this multi-hour affair against the Titans. Kenny Stills is the only player you trust when you leave Miami. He led the team by receiving 68 yards more than the nearest player. The same can be said of Quincy Enunwa on the Jets. A sleeper, none of us spoke enough, Enunwa drew 45% of Sam Darnold's targets. Only Julio Jones took on a larger workload in the first week. Each week, WR3 plays with this volume and draws targets from a novice smuggler who settles easily in the middle of the field.
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There was a lot of tears and gnashing around the fantastic Kenyan Drake Week 1 flop, especially when Frank Gore won nine races for 61 yards. However, Drake's usage figures were solid. He led the backfield with a 74% stop, ran 22 runs with an average depth of 2.8, and had a total of 17 hits. The Jets front is not a joke and it's a road start, so Drake could be more promising in the use department and still not touch fantasy. He could come out of the second week as a low-bid candidate.
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