Buffalo heads to New Jersey hoping to stay undefeated after a historic comeback, facing a Jets club with a revamped offense led by Justin Fields. Buffalo’s plan hinges on clean, quick plays from Josh Allen, a sharper run game, and interior pressure that doesn’t rely on Ed Oliver. Rookie T.J. Sanders steps in as Oliver’s replacement, while DaQuan Jones and the rest of the line must disrupt New York’s rhythm. Watch Dalton Kincaid and the Bills’ big-play receivers against Sauce Gardner and the Jets’ improving defense.

Fantasy managers should monitor Buffalo’s pass-catching corps, the evolving run game, and how Buffalo’s corners fare against Garrett Wilson and a Jets attack eager to prove it can move the ball in the Meadowlands. The game could hinge on Bills’ interior pressure, Benford’s coverage, and Terrel Bernard’s leadership on the second level as Buffalo attempts to move to 2-0 in a tight early AFC East battle.

Week 2 bust watch: Ashton Jeanty could be leaned on for 15+ touches after Week 1, but his efficiency was limited and the Chargers loom as a tough run defense. Isiah Pacheco may slide back into a committee against Philadelphia, dimming upside. Michael Pittman Jr. faces Pat Surtain II, making a top-12 week unlikely. Keon Coleman’s Week 1 boom invites more defensive attention, potentially capping targets. Tyreek Hill’s ceiling could shrink behind a rougher line, while Kyle Pitts projects lower targets in ATL. Aaron Rodgers and Daniel Jones face tougher defenses, reducing Week 2 upside; Nick Chubb’s ceiling may dip behind Houston’s weakened run block; Dalton Kincaid remains touchdown-dependent.

Week 2 starts/sits hinge on matchup and game script. Avoid overreacting to one-good-week and lean toward safer floors in tougher spots. Several busts on this list carry risk of multi-week droughts if defenses key in. Use this guidance to pivot toward high-floor options in Week 2 where matchups allow.

Injury and pace will continue to matter, but this bust list isn’t doom. It flags where managers can tilt toward safer floor or higher-ceiling plays in Week 2 and beyond.

Week 2 tight end starts lean toward floor and targeted upside. Njoku remains Cleveland’s anchor with robust Week 1 route share, while Harold Fannin Jr. is a bench stash whose upside hinges on increasing playing time. Juwan Johnson’s Week 1 usage signals high-target potential in a Saints hurry-up attack, making him a viable TE2. Pitts shows improved usage but remains volatile; Kincaid’s Week 1 box score is misleading without sustained route shares. Knox offers a dart throw if the Bills stay pass-heavy. Hunter Henry, Johnson, and Okonkwo surface as Week 2 waiver options with solid path to targets.

Brenton Strange leads the Week 2 TE starts slate with a favorable Bengals matchup, while Dalton Kincaid and Hunter Henry offer solid top-10 upside in strong spots. Kyle Pitts and Noah Fant carry breakout potential through patience, and Travis Kelce remains a premier must-start despite a difficult Eagles defense. Juwan Johnson, Chig Okonkwo, and Harold Fannin Jr. present riskier streams. The week emphasizes matchup-driven patience and smart streaming at tight end.