Jacksonville’s Week 2 injury report is mostly encouraging for fantasy managers. Two Jaguars players are in doubt or out: cornerback Montaric Brown (ankle) is doubtful, and offensive lineman Wyatt Milum (knee) is ruled out. Buster Brown has progressed in practice and could be nearing a return, while Cole Van Lanen is back for his season debut. Foyesade Oluokun, Anton Harrison and Van Lanen are cleared to play, with Van Lanen drawing praise for his versatility.

Across the league, Cincinnati has no players on the final report, and Carolina looms as Week 1’s opponent after Jacksonville’s opener. Coach Liam Coen spoke highly of Van Lanen’s reintroduction and overall roster depth, signaling another week of meaningful snaps for the Jaguars’ young linemen and veterans alike.

Panthers face a Week 2 test vs. Arizona with Bryce Young under early-season scrutiny, but the club has signaled this year isn’t about chasing a playoff push. The focus is on showing NFL-caliber offense and development, not racking up wins. Carolina’s path to respectability in a softening NFC South hinges on Young improving from Week 1 and the offense stabilizing quickly.

From a fantasy lens, Young’s upside hinges on offensive efficiency and volume. If protection solidifies and playmakers create separation, he could flirt with mid-range QB1 numbers against Arizona. The Cardinals present a favorable matchup, but the broader picture remains about growth and future-building for Carolina.

Panthers travel to Arizona for Week 2 to face the Cardinals, with fantasy eyes on Bryce Young’s rebound and Kyler Murray’s continued dual-threat ceiling. Young's opener was modest (255 yards, 1 TD, 3 INT combined with subpar red-zone efficiency), while Murray chipped in with meaningful rushing and two passing scores, hinting at a high-upside fantasy slate if passing production follows. Arizona is favored, with a mid-range total that invites upside plays and cautious lenses on Carolina’s skill-position options given injury notes to Renfrow and in-question marks around linemen.

Odds point to a tight-to-wide swing potential; Panthers on the Moneyline offer value, but Arizona’s home-track ATS trend and a defense-oriented approach could cap high-end ceiling outputs. For fantasy, target Murray as a top weekly floor-ceiling asset, consider Young as a volatile-but-bid-for-top-15 upside option, and monitor Renfrow's status for a potential flex play only if active.