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.