Week 2 waiver watch centers on Marvin Mims Jr. (DEN), Kayshon Boutte (NE), and Rashod Bateman (BAL). Boutte flashed Week 1 with 103 yards on 8 targets, but Stefon Diggs back and Drake Maye’s volume temper his WR1 upside for now. Bateman’s Week 1 line was inefficient in a run-heavy Ravens gameplan, making him a deep-league stash at best. Mims posted 12 yards on 4 looks; his fantasy future hinges on Denver’s passing game improving.

In shallow formats, avoid aggressive bids; Boutte has value only in deeper rosters, Bateman remains risky, and Mims is a wait-and-see bench add. Week 2 should clarify roles and help you decide on FAAB, with monitoring of target shares and Denver’s offensive changes guiding future moves.

Tennessee’s Week 1 loss to Denver was closer than last year’s blowouts, yet the stat line stings: 133 yards of offense, 131 penalty yards, and 0 red-zone TDs. Four turnovers produced three points, so coaching and execution were the real differentiators.

End-of-half decisions by Callahan and a controversial non-challenge on a Ayomanor grab drew the most heat, highlighting the Titans’ play-calling gaps. Ward’s rookie show, Dike’s kick returns, Sutton’s big Denver night, and the QB/coach dynamic shape Titans’ fantasy outlook as Ward develops and Callahan reforms the scheme.