Houston’s 0-2 start after a 20-19 Monday Night Football loss to Tampa Bay raises red flags for fantasy managers. The Texans faltered inside the red zone and on third down, Stroud showing potential but struggling with timing and protection. Nick Chubb supplied Houston’s only real spark with a late 25-yard TD, yet the offense overall remains inconsistent. With Jaguars, Titans and a tough Ravens trip looming, fantasy value hinges on improved execution and clearer targets beyond Nico Collins.

Robinson exploded in Week 2 with 8 receptions on 10 targets for 142 yards and a TD, cementing himself as the Giants’ clear secondary option behind Malik Nabers. Slayton’s early-season targets have cratered, while New York leans pass-heavy. In 10+ team PPR leagues, Robinson offers a high floor and strong flex upside, making him a prime Week 3 waiver target as the offense shifts to a more aerial approach.

Week 2 spotlight: Warren leads a modest Pittsburgh ground game, flashing a usable receiving game with 86 yards and five short-yardage conversions, suggesting a lead-back path in a running-back-by-committee. The middle of the field exposed the defense, while Kaleb Johnson’s kickoff gaffe underscored special-teams risk. Veteran-heavy rosters age quickly, and Pittsburgh must recalibrate in-season. It isn’t catastrophe after one loss, but Week 2 laid out the questions and road map for Week 3.

Wilson flashed vintage form, tossing 450 yards and 3 TDs as the Giants dropped a 40-37 OT thriller to Dallas. He uncorked seven 20+ yard completions, fueling a 450-yard offensive barrage and late connection to Nabers and Wan'Dale Robinson. A late interception kept him from a historic 0-INT pace, but the performance should keep him atop the Giants' depth chart with Jaxson Dart waiting in the wings.

Chiefs- Eagles rematch in Kansas City comes with Xavier Worthy ruled out and Rashee Rice suspended, forcing Kansas City to lean on a shortened downfield plan and more short throws. Mahomes must navigate a thinner receiving corps, relying on Kelce, Thornton, and Hollywood Brown as he fights to rekindle that big-play magic. Philly’s injury cloud at Darius Slay could open windows, but the responsibility falls on the Chiefs’ O-line and play-caller to convert on third downs and sustain drives. The outcome hinges on protection, red-zone efficiency, and Mahomes’ masterclass ability.