Olave’s still hunting for a breakout, with Seattle’s Josh Jobe as a key matchup. Two-high looks dominate Seahawks coverage, yet Olave’s high target rate and air yards suggest upside if the Saints stay patient and exploit Jobe’s limitations.

Olave led the Saints with 6 catches; he remains the primary target and a high-floor option in standard and PPR formats, benefiting from Moore’s evolving offense and Rattler’s passing volume.

Olave led Week 1 with 13 targets, signaling heavy involvement in a pass-happy Saints attack despite two trips to the medical tent. With Rattler airing it out, Olave’s floor remains solid, projecting as a borderline WR2/WR3 depending on health and San Francisco’s defense test in Week 2.

Olave remains a central target for New Orleans with high weekly target potential. His ceiling is strong in PPR formats, though his Week 2 value depends on the Saints' passing volume and defensive oppositions.

Olave remains the Saints' most reliable target. With precise routes and yak opportunities, he can anchor drive-extension against San Francisco's tight coverage.