Breece Hallheightens Week 2 appeal with a Buffalo test that could unlock massive upside if the Jets keep the game competitive and lean on explosive runs. Drake Maye faces a Dolphins squad with holes, making him a viable streaming option with rushing upside. Trey Benson and Ricky Pearsall sit in flex territory against Carolina and New Orleans, while Daniel Jones carries Week 2 risk against Denver’s stout defense. Tyreek Hill and Michael Pittman Jr. carry questions despite prime roles; Baker Mayfield and Houston’s front look less forgiving for Week 2.

This week’s blueprint leans into high-ceiling, high-variance plays and avoids obvious busts, using rushing legs for floor and upside. The Sonic Boom/Landmine framework helps shape sharper starts and sits, and streaming options hinge on a mix of path-volume and opposing defenses. The end result: smarter pivots and deeper sleepers can swing fantasy matchups in Week 2.