Week 3 fantasy outlook centers on Bills-Dolphins Thursday night, with Khalil Shakir trying to rebound after a quiet week and the Miami trio of Tua Tagovailoa, Tyreek Hill, and Jaylen Waddle shaping the pass game. Dalton Kincaid and James Cook offer Bills upside, while Josh Allen legs into another high-ceiling matchup. De'Von Achane is a high-volume back, and Joshua Palmer provides a steady Bills secondary option. The Who Should I Start tool helps compare up to four players for precise start decisions.

Palmer’s Week 2 outlook is cautious after Week 1’s 61 receiving yards on 9 targets. With Keon Coleman and Khalil Shakir healthy, Palmer’s target volume is volatile and touchdown-dependent, leaving him as a shaky FLEX in PPR. Against the Jets, expect a low floor unless Bills funnel extra looks due to injuries.

In standard leagues, Palmer remains a sit. In full-PPR formats, he’s a speculative flex unless injuries push more targets his way. Hold only if you’re chasing depth or if Coleman's or Shakir’s availability isn’t certain.

Damar Hamlin makes his acting debut in Hallmark’s A Bills Love Story, a Bills-centered holiday romcom filming around Buffalo. The trailer hints at Hallmark/NFL collaboration, with Hamlin popping in for a wink as part of a Bills-flavored plot. The film will premiere November 22, bolstering cross-brand visibility for the Bills and the league. Cameos from Bills figures including Dawson Knox and Joshua Palmer are teased, and Buffalo staples like Highmark Stadium anchor the backdrop.

The piece notes added Hallmark NFL crossovers after last year’s Chiefs-themed Holiday Touchdown, and lists several Bills figures expected to cameo, including Reid Ferguson and DeWayne Carter. Filming locations emphasize Buffalo’s community spirit, aligning the team’s on-field identity with Hallmark’s family storytelling. Fantasy readers should view this as a branding moment rather than a direct player performance signal, with no immediate on-field impact expected for the Bills.

Week 2 waiver watch centers on Quinshon Judkins and Dylan Sampson in Cleveland, with Keenan Allen and Marquise Brown pacing the Chargers’ pass game. Rashee Rice’s suspension and Xavier Worthy’s absence sharpen KC’s WR depth, while Quentin Johnston and Joshua Palmer loom as Week 2 contributors for LA. Keaton Mitchell and other under-rostered backs pop in deeper leagues, guiding managers to prioritize 12+ team stashes.

Overall, the slate emphasizes high-upside plays under 55% rostered, especially Browns backfield intrigue and KC’s reshaped receiver corps, backed by a detailed top-80 waiver list for Week 2 that helps you rank adds across RB, WR, TE, QB, and D/ST.