An absurd two weeks of NFL action is in the books for fantasy managers, chock full of surprising names and a litany of injuries to big name players that puts hope of a fantasy championship at risk for many.
Despite coming up just short, New England’s offense came out firing on Sunday night against the Seahawks. Cam Newton totaled the third-most passing yards in a single game for his career, while N’Keal Harry and Julian Edelman both had career games receiving. It wasn’t all sunshine and roses for every member of the offense. While the running game wasn’t established the same way it was against Miami, Sony Michel came up short once again.
Andersen Pickard shares one winner and one loser from each position after a wild week of fantasy football madness.
Week 2 of the NFL season is officially in the books. Here’s a look back at the week that was in the NFL. Here are 10 takeaways from Week 2.
The waiver wire is crucial to fantasy football success. Maybe even more so after Week 2 this year, because of the plethora of injuries that occurred. Here are some waiver wire adds and drops after Week 2.
This week’s Monday Night Football is one to remember. The Raiders’ debut in Las Vegas also marks the 188th location for play in NFL history. It is also a memorable victory as the Raiders defeated the Saints in a 34-24 upset in their new home.
We’re tracking every player’s Week 2 status, including lingering ailments from last week and new injuries that pop up throughout practice this week.
Blake Jarwin came into this season as the starting tight end for the Dallas Cowboys. However, during Dallas’s opening game against the Los Angeles Rams, Jarwin went down with a knee injury. It turned that Jarwin tore his ACL, thus ending his season. The next man up would be Dalton Schultz.
Nickolas Loza recaps Sunday’s thriller between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots in which Russell Wilson had one of the best performances of his career.
The Kansas City Chiefs traveled to SoFi Stadium for the first time to take on the Los Angeles Chargers in a divisional battle in Week 2 of the 2020 NFL season. In a game where the Chiefs were expected to dominate, the Chargers shocked the league and controlled most of the game, but would ultimately fall to the Chiefs in overtime, 23-20.
The Arizona Cardinals took off early and never looked back in what was thought to be a close game between them and the Washington Football Team. Despite an impressive Week 1 performance from Washington, their defense could not contain Kyler Murray and the Cardinals offense as Arizona sailed to a comfortable victory.
The Buffalo Bills (2-0) are known to have a great defense. Now they have given the keys of the offense to quarterback Josh Allen, who finished 24-35 with 403 passing yards and four touchdowns in their 31-28 win over the Miami Dolphins (0-2). He’s the first Bills quarterback since Drew Bledsoe in 2002 to throw for over 400 yards in a game.
An absurd two weeks of NFL action is in the books for fantasy managers, chock full of surprising names and a litany of injuries to big name players that puts hope of a fantasy championship at risk for many.
Despite coming up just short, New England’s offense came out firing on Sunday night against the Seahawks. Cam Newton totaled the third-most passing yards in a single game for his career, while N’Keal Harry and Julian Edelman both had career games receiving. It wasn’t all sunshine and roses for every member of the offense. While the running game wasn’t established the same way it was against Miami, Sony Michel came up short once again.
Andersen Pickard shares one winner and one loser from each position after a wild week of fantasy football madness.
Week 2 of the NFL season is officially in the books. Here’s a look back at the week that was in the NFL. Here are 10 takeaways from Week 2.
The waiver wire is crucial to fantasy football success. Maybe even more so after Week 2 this year, because of the plethora of injuries that occurred. Here are some waiver wire adds and drops after Week 2.
This week’s Monday Night Football is one to remember. The Raiders’ debut in Las Vegas also marks the 188th location for play in NFL history. It is also a memorable victory as the Raiders defeated the Saints in a 34-24 upset in their new home.
We’re tracking every player’s Week 2 status, including lingering ailments from last week and new injuries that pop up throughout practice this week.
Blake Jarwin came into this season as the starting tight end for the Dallas Cowboys. However, during Dallas’s opening game against the Los Angeles Rams, Jarwin went down with a knee injury. It turned that Jarwin tore his ACL, thus ending his season. The next man up would be Dalton Schultz.
Nickolas Loza recaps Sunday’s thriller between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots in which Russell Wilson had one of the best performances of his career.
The Kansas City Chiefs traveled to SoFi Stadium for the first time to take on the Los Angeles Chargers in a divisional battle in Week 2 of the 2020 NFL season. In a game where the Chiefs were expected to dominate, the Chargers shocked the league and controlled most of the game, but would ultimately fall to the Chiefs in overtime, 23-20.
The Arizona Cardinals took off early and never looked back in what was thought to be a close game between them and the Washington Football Team. Despite an impressive Week 1 performance from Washington, their defense could not contain Kyler Murray and the Cardinals offense as Arizona sailed to a comfortable victory.
The Buffalo Bills (2-0) are known to have a great defense. Now they have given the keys of the offense to quarterback Josh Allen, who finished 24-35 with 403 passing yards and four touchdowns in their 31-28 win over the Miami Dolphins (0-2). He’s the first Bills quarterback since Drew Bledsoe in 2002 to throw for over 400 yards in a game.
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