Calvin Ridley enters Week 2 as Tennessee's clear WR1, but his upside is capped by Cam Ward's rookie transition and a Rams defense that was stingy with WRs last week. After a rough opener against Denver, Ridley's floor remains solid in PPR as a mid-range WR3, with limited big-play upside in standard formats. In shallow leagues or if the Titans lean on Week 2 volume, Ridley remains a viable flex option.

Christian Kirk will miss a second straight Texans game with a hamstring, leaving Nico Collins, Xavier Hutchinson and Justin Watson to pace Monday night’s attack against Tampa Bay. Braxton Berrios is out too, and rookies Jayden Higgins and Jaylin Noel could see extra targets as Tank Dell’s 2025 absence looms large.

Weeks 3 vs Jacksonville could finally bring Kirk back, a reunion with his former team that would reshape Houston’s target share and lift the value of the top three receivers and the rookies stepping in now.

Texans adjust for Week 2 vs. Tampa Bay as Jake Andrews sits with a rolled ankle and Ed Ingram returns to bolster the interior. Jarrett Patterson steps in at center to stabilize the line, while Christian Kirk and Braxton Berrios miss another game, narrowing the target tree behind Nico Collins. With Ingram back, Houston hopes to regain cohesion up front and lean on Collins and the slot options—Jaylin Noel and Xavier Hutchinson—along with Justin Watson in the interim.