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Targets that emerge from shadow-adjusted projections—WRs seeing increased route counts, or RBs winning more passing-down work—become priority adds. Look for pass-catching backs in shallow depth charts who could push into flex range with one or two receptions per drive, plus rookies who might see an uptick as teams adjust. In Week 2, rostering a few WR3/Flex candidates who show historical target stability and a path to increased volume can be a winning strategy, especially in 12-team formats.