Franklin is positioned to be Denver's alpha pass-catcher this season, potentially overtaking other vets as the primary target. His route efficiency and growing chemistry with the QB could push him into weekly fantasy WR2/3 contention, especially in PPR formats and deeper leagues where volume is king.

Franklin stepped up as the Broncos’ top receiver through two games, catching eight balls for 89 yards and a TD in Week 2. He’s emerging as a trusted target for Nix, delivering consistent yards after catch and a clear weekly floor in this offense, making his fantasy stock rise.

Franklin emerged as a big-play threat, ripping a 42-yard gain and contributing to a multi-reception, multi-yard night. His involvement hints at a growing role in Denver’s aerial attack and late-season ceiling for fantasy managers in deeper leagues.

Franklin delivered a 42-yard catch and contributed a ceiling-raising presence for Nix, with a 58-yard catch and a teammate TD. His involvement signals a growing chemistry with the Broncos’ aerial attack.

Franklin grabbed a 42-yard catch on a scramble drive before a 3-yard TD from Nix, hinting at a growing rapport with Denver's quarterback. If this synergy continues, Franklin could become a consistent big-play option, elevating his weekly fantasy value as Denver augments its passing game.