Sep 18, 2026 · 1h 4m
Fantasy analysts question Achane, Harrison and Burrow before Week 2
Fantasy Football Week 2: Must-Start Players You Need in Your Lineup | Fantasy Focus
The episode weighs workload, matchup and usage concerns across several prominent players before managers lock their Week 2 lineups.
- 1De’Von Achane’s limited Week 1 workload raises questions about his role, receiving opportunities and confidence against San Francisco.
- 2Marvin Harrison Jr. should be benched rather than dropped after poor production, usage and efficiency in his opening game.
- 3The hosts’ Week 2 lineup calls emphasize matchup-driven decisions, including starts for Colston Loveland, Zay Flowers and David Montgomery.
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The hosts reach a consensus on Marvin Harrison Jr.: bench him after his poor start, but do not drop him.
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Daniel Dopp, Field Yates and Mike Clay begin with Bills-Lions fallout, debating Dalton Kincaid’s breakout potential and whether managers should stay patient with Jameson Williams.
De’Von Achane’s disappointing workload becomes an early test of fantasy patience, with target share, game script and Miami’s matchup against San Francisco shaping the outlook.
The previews move through Caleb Williams’ development, Alvin Kamara’s uncertain role and Joe Burrow’s difficult matchup, turning injury and workload news into lineup decisions.
Marvin Harrison Jr.’s poor production prompts a measured verdict: bench him for now, but do not abandon the talent after one inefficient opening performance.
The hosts close with their Week 2 starts of the week, naming players including Brock Purdy, Zay Flowers, Colston Loveland, David Montgomery and Travis Kelce.