Brenton Strange targets a Week 2 breakout against Cincinnati with over 3.5 receptions at +125, backed by a Week 1 breakout (4 targets, 59 yards) and Bengals’ TE-coverage struggles. Tony Pollard is projected under 2.5 receptions at +104 as the Titans face a Rams defense that could limit short throws. The PFF Player Prop Tool blends matchup data, historical hit rates and volume signals to flag value bets for Week 2.

PFF’s season-long simulations spotlight in-year value bets on NFL win totals. Ravens under 11.5 wins stands out after a tough opener and a daunting early schedule, with the model at 11 wins and a ~7% ROI. Colts jump due to a power-rating upgrade and a favorable remaining schedule, nudging toward nine wins. Browns offer value on over 4.5 wins, though a rough start could test confidence before a softer post-London slate.

Harold Fannin Jr. flashed Week 1 for Cleveland, drawing 9 targets and 7 catches for 63 yards as the Browns leaned on tight ends behind Njoku. Week 2 brings a tough test in Baltimore, but the pass volume should stay robust with Flacco airing it out and Browns lacking WR depth. Fannin’s standout Week 1 usage makes him a viable fantasy play in both PPR and standard as he again profiles for targets.

The matchup against Baltimore’s defense is challenging, yet TE-friendly history in this series and Njoku’s presence keep Fannin involved. Expect continued high target rate if the Browns stay pass-heavy, with Njoku drawing attention and Fannin carving out a consistent, if potentially variable, role in the Week 2 game plan.