Week 2 fantasy look: George Pickens, now with Dallas, is a strong WR2 with upside. Week 1 he served as the Cowboys’ deep threat (13.8 aDOT, 55 air yards) but finished with 40 yards on 3 catches. The matchup against New York’s secondary should yield more big plays and a clearer path to targets.

Historically, Pickens carries a high ceiling (about 16.3 YPR) and a 900-yard, 3-TD 2023 season on limited volume. If Dallas continues to lean into the aerial attack, he can deliver an immediate, weekly WR2 floor with notable upside in Week 2 and beyond.

Giants resist benching Russell Wilson, aiming to develop Jaxson Dart while Wilson remains the Week 2 starter. Wilson’s debut produced 168 yards on 17 of 37 with no TD, prompting questions about the QB room’s short-term path. New York leans patient, hoping Wilson improves and Dart grows behind him, even as a left tackle injury adds complexity.

Andrew Thomas' Lisfranc injury keeps him sidelined and James Hudson III in at left tackle, further shaping the Giants’ timeline. Dart has been working as a scout-team look-alike for Dak Prescott, with coach Brian Daboll pledging continuity while the fan discourse grows louder about the rookie’s ceiling.