Every week, you can go to this column to see what players we recommend for your Fantasy Football teams to improve each position.
NFL injuries are beginning to affect not only fans of the teams in question, but also those who play fantasy and we have to replace them in our titular alignments. The QB position is the most affected at the moment: J.J. McCarthythen los Minnesota Vikings, Justin Fieldsof the New York Jets and of course, Joe Burrowof the Cincinnati Bengals, they were injured in their last game.
In addition, other positions are also seeing beaten elements, so you may need to register some new players for your next confrontation. Aaron Jones, the RB of the Vikings, and Brian Thomas Jr., WR of the Jacksonville Jaguars, are others that start the week in doubt for their next meeting.
Every week, you can go to this column to see which players we recommend for your Fantasy Football teams to improve each position. All players will have an availability of more than 50 percent in our ESPN leagues, with a justification of why it is a good option for your team. Week by week (although not consecutively) some repeated players may appear, but the priority will always be to include new.
Who of these players will take you to victory in week 3? Good luck to all!
QB: Daniel JonesIndianapolis Colts (Available in 78.6% ESPN leagues)
The return of Danny Dimes is one of the most fabulous stories at the beginning of the season. Could it be that Jones becomes the Sam Darnold o Geno Smith of this year? That is, a player discarded by another team that becomes a franchise QB potential. Jones arrived in Indianapolis against the failure of Anthony Richardson, and after two weeks – adds 52 fantasy points with five total touchdowns (three as a runner!)
Other reliable options: Matthew StaffordLAR (66.6%); Bryce YoungCAR (89.6%)
RB: Bhyashul Tuten, Jacksonville Jaguars (60%)
In Jacksonville, the headline is obviously Travis Etienne, but the jaguars changed to Tank Bigsby At the beginning of the season not only because they believe in Etienne, but in Tutan, which brings strength and yards inside unlike their partner in position. Before the Bengals, he added 74 yards (32 as a receiver) and touched the ball ten times, including a touchdown. Take it now, because the week in entering will not be.
Other reliable options: Tyler Allegier, ATL (65.9%); Rachaad WhiteTB (52.5%)
WR: Wan’Dale Robinson, New York Giants (70%)
In two games with Russell WilsonRobinson adds 14 receptions, 197 yards and a touchdown. After Malik Nabersit is the most dangerous receiver of the Giants, and yet it is still available in most leagues.
We do not know if Wilson will remain at the level he showed against Dallas last week (or if he will be replaced by Jaxson Dart), But Robinson is an undeniable talent that will continue to shine this season.
Other reliable options: Hunter RenfrowCAR (98.3%); Dyami BrownJAX (98.2%)
TE: Ja’Tavion Sanders, Carolina Panthers (99%)
Up there we recommend Bryce Young, betting that little by little he will return to the level he showed towards the end of last year. Part of the recommendation comes because Young has really talented young receptors, such as Tetairoa mcmillan, Xavier Legette And Sanders, a te who caught seven passes against Arizona and promises to be even more popular this week at home against Falcons.
Other reliable options: Jonnu SmithPIT (65.8%); The ooulwaysTEN (90.2%)
FLEX: Troy FranklinDenver Broncos (97.8%)
In two games, Franklin adds 15 passes in his direction, catching 12 for a touchdown, who scored before the colts in week 2. He adds 133 yards for BO Nixwho seems to be increasingly trusting the second year player. This week, it faces a complicated defense against Los Angeles Chargers, although the projections remain positive for the rest of the year.
Other reliable options: WR Devontez WalkerBall (99.9%); Wring Elic AyomanorTEN (92.2%)
K: Parker RomoAtlanta Falcons (99.8%)
Romo replaced a Younghoe Koo With just a few days of warning in Atlanta, and came to nail four field goals in his debut with the Falcons against Minnesota. In addition, one of those was more than 50 yards. With confidence, go for romo for your team, since it does not seem that he will lose the starting position in the coming weeks. The next game, against the Panthers, will grant several opportunities to add points for your team.
Other reliable options: Cairo SantosCHI (59%); Matt GayWAS (63.4%)
DEF: Atlanta Falcons (98.7%)
Before the Vikings, Atlanta exploded defensively, with six captures to the QB, two interceptions and two loose balls recovered. Before the Carolina Panthers in week 3, they will face a team that has delivered the ball five times in its first two games (three interceptions and two loose balls). It lends itself to keep adding, although perhaps not the 21 points they gave against Minnesota.
Other reliable options: Green Bay Packers (55%); Indianapolis (63.4%)
