Troubling Week 1 for Henderson and Hunter doesn’t derail their Week 2 viability. Henderson logged 35% of snaps, carved 27 rushing yards on five attempts and added six catches for 24, signaling a path to more work against Miami’s leaky run defense. The call is to slot Henderson as a low-end RB2 this week, with upside if he continues to see touches when on the field. Rhamondre Stevenson remains in the mix, but Henderson outperformed the veteran in Week 1 and could see a larger share if that trend continues.

Tight end waiver activity is notable but fans shouldn’t chase from the wire unless necessary; if your starting TE is healthy, keep him in. The piece notes several waiver options exist, yet the safer path is to roll with your usual starter when possible. The episode also promotes PFF+ with Premium Stats and a new Player Prop Tool, offering 25% off with code PFFFANTASYPODCAST25 to sharpen in-season decisions and bets.

Week 1 fantasy outlook centers on workload and health. McCaffrey is a must if active, with Seattle yielding solid numbers historically; Cook faces a Ravens run defense that throttled opponents last season; Stevenson remains a core piece with favorable early-season matchups. White’s role could hinge on pass-game usage, while Benson and Allen carry cuff upside behind established starters. Pearsall and Guerendo offer deep-league flex intrigue if further injury news shifts opportunities for SF. Rodriguez Jr. starts with Washington in a challenging spot, and Achane arrives as a high-ceiling option for Miami if fully healthy.