Two NFL preseason Week 2 games headline Friday’s DFS slate: Titans at Falcons and Chiefs at Seahawks. Cameron Ward looms as the strongest Week 2 QB option given absence of Mahomes and Penix, with Ward likely commanding a full quarter of work for Tennessee. Jalen Milroe in Seattle offers a unique rushing floor, while Kalel Mullings and Damien Martinez provide cheap, high-leverage backfield upside as they push for sizeable late-game run. Tory Horton and Dylan Drummond emerge as cheap, high-upside receivers for stacking with Milroe or Stick, while Calvin Ridley and Robert Tonyan are notable upside targets with Ward and Kelce sidelined. Ward’s DK price around 5500 and FD around 6000 makes him an anchor on a tight slate, so pairing him with Ridley and a second pass catcher (Drummond or Ayomanor) is a smart tournament angle. Tonyan’s breaking out in camp and a reduced role for Kelce could push him into a red-zone-friendly workload. These pieces create a few strong, low-owned stacks and several contrarian plays for optimal tournament exposure.

Projected ownership should skew toward Titans or Seahawks stacks, but smart contrarian plays can emerge by pairing Milroe’s rushing upside with Drummond as a primary target or by sneaking Horton into Milroe lineups despite rookie status. In backfields, Mullings and Martinez stand out as value options with the potential for extended second-half work, especially if games stay close. For the two-game slate, the path to fantasy upside lies in aggressive Ward-Ridley-Tonyan or Milroe-Drummond-Horton stacks, complemented by a couple lower-cost RBs who can hit the century mark on limited touches.