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Keenan Allen to be 3rd on the depth chart
Add him and flip him, because I think he's still, at best, the No. 3 pass-catcher on this team.
But the injury is not viewed as serious, and he could play in Week 4 versus the Dolphins.
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Bryce Young took a cleat to the leg last week, but he was able to finish the game and it appears that he will be able to play this week. (Week 4)
Brock Bowers to finish top 1 at his position, by receptions
With very little target competition around him, Bowers could lead the NFL in receptions per game this year.
Pat Bryant to be 2nd on the depth chart
Even if he is, Pat Bryant may be on his way to earning No. 2 WR honors in Denver.
However, it seems unlikely that Daniels will play on Sunday just two weeks after suffering a dislocated elbow. (Week 4 vs. Indianapolis Colts in London)
Ollie Gordon II to be 1st on the depth chart
Ollie Gordon II was the only other active running back on Miami's Week 2 roster and is projected to be the starter moving forward.
Jaylen Wright to be 2nd on the depth chart
Jaylen Wright slides into a backup role in Miami and is a deep-league add.
Alvin Kamara to be 1st on the depth chart
Travis Etienne Jr. left Sunday's game with an apparent hamstring injury. Alvin Kamara is likely to get most of the work
Alvin KamaraNew Orleans Saints
Ollie Gordon II to finish RB2 (13–24) at his position, by fantasy points
Gordon had a decent day on the ground, totaling 41 yards and a touchdown. He also added three receptions and should be seen as an RB2 moving forward.
Tre Harris to be 2nd on the depth chart
At the moment, Harris is technically the Chargers' No. 3 receiver behind Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston. It might not be long before Harris leapfrogs the struggling Johnston on the depth chart.
Tre HarrisLos Angeles Chargers
Drake London to finish WR1 (1–12) at his position, by fantasy points
With quarterback Michael Penix Jr. back, London instantly becomes a mid-tier WR1 and will be the focal point of Atlanta's passing attack
Though he left the field towards the end of the contest while being evaluated for a concussion, Wilson was cleared to return and should be fine barring any setbacks for Week 4 against Chicago.
Chase Brown to finish RB1 (1–12) at his position, by fantasy points
Brown should still be ranked as an RB1, but his slow start is frustrating.
Travis Etienne to finish RB3 (25–36) at his position, by fantasy points
Etienne is becoming one of those frustrating backs who get enough touches to stay in your lineup but not enough to produce consistent RB2 numbers... Downgrade him to RB3/FLEX territory.
Travis EtienneNew Orleans Saints
Michael Wilson to be 1st on the depth chart
With Michael Wilson (11-89-1 Sunday on 17 targets) now the clear No. 1 receiver in Arizona, Harrison can be jettisoned.
Michael WilsonArizona Cardinals
Fernando Mendoza to be 1st on the depth chart
He's merely keeping the seat warm for No. 1 overall draft pick Fernando Mendoza, but Kirk Cousins is balling out.
Caleb Douglas to be 1st on the depth chart
He has a good chance to be Miami's top receiver upon his return.
Green Bay Packers offensive line to be the worst in the league
the Buccaneers get a Week 4 date with the Packers, who may have the NFL's worst offensive line
Rashod Bateman to be 2nd on the depth chart
There's no question that Flowers is the alpha receiver in Baltimore, but Bateman is the undisputed No. 2, and the Lamar Jackson-led Ravens offense might be potent enough to support two fantasy-relevant receivers.
Tony Pollard to finish RB2 (13–24) at his position, by fantasy points
Touchdowns will be difficult to come by for the Titans, but Pollard has some juice, and his workload puts him in the RB2 mix.
Feeling “something” twice does not inspire confidence in his Week 4 availability.
Baltimore Ravens offense to be top 5 in the league
He is also playing in a new Declan Doyle-led offense that is projected to finish as a top-five scoring offense in the league.
Zay Flowers to finish top 10 at his position, by fantasy points
Flowers is a top-10 wide receiver for the rest of the season when he is on the field.