Week 2 fantasy calls lean into strong target shares and workload clues. Sutton remains a solid WR2 with a clear role in Denver’s offense, while Walker III is a flexible play with upside but not a guaranteed workhorse. Evans stays a stable WR1 floor, and Higgins carries upside if Cincinnati stabilizes. Jeanty’s heavy Week 1 usage keeps him in RB2 discussions, with Hill as a must-start. Other names (Shakir, Strange, Brian Thomas Jr., Mooney) present higher-risk flex options depending on matchups and game plan.

Week 2 starts hinge on game scripts, opponent defenses, and how Week 1 adjustments translate. The tool encourages weighing target share, snap counts, and matchup-specific projections to assemble optimal lineups across formats, from PPR to standard leagues. This week’s lineup decisions reward disciplined stacking and selective volatility—prioritizing high-floor options while exploiting upside when the matchup presents clear avenues for production.

In short, Sutton, Evans, and Hill anchor lineups; Walker III and Jeanty offer upside if roles hold; Higgins and the less-established options provide sparing but meaningful value when the matchup aligns. Manage risk with flexibility and lean on the Who Should I Start tool to compare four players at a time for best-week decisions.