Broncos rookie running back Jonah Coleman highlights fantasy football players worth adding via the waiver wire ahead of Week 3, while Raiders running back Mike Washington Jr. is losing value.

Davante Adams delivered eight catches for 195 yards and two touchdowns with Puka Nacua out of the Los Angeles Rams lineup. The New York Giants expanded their running back rotation as Najee Harris returned and Cam Skattebo remained heavily involved. PFF fantasy football tools help managers evaluate changing roles, usage and opportunities after Week 2.

The Carolina Panthers' offensive explosion and TreVeyon Henderson shining in his return are among the chief fantasy football takeaways from Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season.

Fantasy football Week 2 waiver wire options include Jordan Love, Tyler Allgeier, Rashod Bateman and Dalton Schultz. Injuries and changing roles have created opportunities across every position, with Bateman and Schultz among the notable short-term options.

Dalton Kincaid and Sam LaPorta shining were among the chief fantasy football takeaways from the Buffalo Bills' Week 2 win over the Detroit Lions.

49ers running back Kaelon Black is among the players warranting flex fantasy football starts in Week 2 given favorable matchups.

Detroit Lions receiver Jameson Williams is one of three wide receivers with a prime fantasy football matchup to target in Week 2.

Nathan Jahnke offers his fantasy perspective on difficult roster decisions in Week 2, including Chargers running back Omarion Hampton and Vikings receiver Jordan Addison.

The Houston Texans and Tampa Bay Buccaneers are two teams whose rushing attacks could yield favorable fantasy football results based on their Week 2 matchups.

Nic Bodiford identifies passing games that could find strong outputs in Week 2, including the Los Angeles Rams and the Buffalo Bills.

The Chicago Bears and Jacksonville Jaguars' offensive environments have produced encouraging results for their fantasy football options.

Fantasy football Week 2 rankings provide updated PPR player values across the weekly slate. Dalton Kincaid moves up the tight end rankings as the Buffalo Bills prepare to face the Detroit Lions. PFF’s weekly rankings tool also provides additional formats for fantasy managers setting their Week 2 lineups.

Rookie receivers Caleb Douglas and Denzel Boston are among the top players to add in fantasy football, while Calvin Ridley and Rachaad White are losing value.

The fantasy football Week 1 recap breaks down the most important usage trends from the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs. Kenneth Walker established himself as Kansas City’s lead running back, while Denver deployed J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey in a two-man backfield. PFF’s snap, route and usage analysis also provides an early look at the fantasy outlooks for the Broncos and Chiefs receiving corps.

Nathan Jahnke shares initial takeaways from all of the Week 1 action, including Ravens receiver Zay Flowers shining and Trevor Lawrence finding rhythm against the Browns.

Fantasy football Week 1 waiver wire targets include Michael Mayer, Tyler Shough and several running backs with paths to increased opportunities. Mayer enters the opener as Las Vegas’ lead tight end, while Shough offers a widely available quarterback option against Detroit. The PFF Waiver Wire Tool helps fantasy managers identify available players based on league settings, roster percentage and matchups.

The best fantasy football offensive environments combine efficient play calling with schemes that can concentrate touches among established starters. Play action and motion produced efficiency gains across the NFL in 2025, while heavier personnel packages reduced the number of wide receivers on the field. The Rams, Bears, Chargers and several other offenses stand out entering the 2026 fantasy football season.

Raiders receiver Tre Tucker and Chargers receiver Quentin Johnston could be positioned for big outputs in Week 1, making them candidates to occupy fantasy managers' flex slots.