Kansas City rookie Josh Simmons starred at left tackle in Week 2, holding his own against Philadelphia's stout pass rush and not surrendering a single pressure on 36 pass-blocking snaps. Pro Football Focus graded him at 87.8 for the performance, a precise signal of his upside as a starting tackle for the Chiefs.

Despite the loss, the standout showing fuels optimism for Week 3 against the New York Giants, giving fantasy managers a reason to watch Simmons closely as he cements a blind-side role and Kansas City's protection dynamics evolve behind a young, developing unit.

Week 3 fantasy outlook centers on Bhayshul Tuten after Tank Bigsby's trade to Philadelphia. Tuten showed a tangible rush and receiving spark, tallying a touchdown on limited work and a larger Week 2 role with 18 offensive snaps. With Etienne dominating, Tuten is still a bench stash, but under the right circumstances he could become a league-winner if Etienne misses time. Expect the Jaguars to lean on Tuten as a complementary back with upside in PPR formats, making him a top priority pickup this week.

The waiver landscape remains fluid as teams evaluate depth behind the clear RB1. Tuten’s path to steady fantasy value hinges on role expansion and game script; a potential spike could come in goal-line opportunities or as a third-down option in pass-heavy weeks. The Week 3 decision comes down to Etienne’s health and Bigsby’s new home, so rosters should balance risk with the upside of a possible breakout.