Fabiano names Keon Coleman as WR Sit of the Week for Week 2 at the New York Jets, citing Sauce Gardner’s elite perimeter coverage after Coleman’s 112-yard, TD breakout last week. The piece also flags Diggs, Olave, Ridley and Pittman as sits. Gardner’s matchup and Jets’ stingy defending plan temper Coleman’s upside, though his talent keeps him on fantasy radar as a boom-or-bust option.

PFF's Player Prop Tool blends predictive analytics with matchup data to spot edge bets for Week 2. Detroit vs Chicago hinges on perfect-coverage breakdowns, with Jared Goff likely to exploit a Bears secondary and a lean, efficient passing script. Pittsburgh's relentless front pressures Seattle, challenging Sam Darnold, while Seattle's O-line issues and Membou's status shape props. A mix of traditional bets and niche angles is highlighted.

Zach Charbonnet seized the Seahawks backfield in Week 1, outgaining Kenneth Walker and handling third-down and goal-line work. With Walker limited by foot soreness, Charbonnet projects as Seattle’s Week 2 catalyst: a solid PPR flex and a viable standard-league start due to TD upside, even if the snap share remains split.

Kenneth Walker III’s Week 2 outlook is unsettled after a quiet Week 1 against San Francisco, with Seattle leaning into a committee behind him as Zach Charbonnet impressed. A cross-country trip to Pittsburgh and Walker’s foot concerns heighten risk, making a Week 2 sit more palatable in both PPR and standard formats. Until Walker proves health and a clearer role, fantasy managers should consider Charbonnet as the safer floor play and tread carefully with Seattle’s backfield.