Fantasy football injuries are piling up after just one week of the regular season, with several notable players going down with season-enders last week. Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers and Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins were both lost for the year due to Achilles injuries, creating ripple effects throughout Fantasy football leagues. Meanwhile, key players like Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and Packers wide receiver Christian Watson are questionable to play this week.
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One Fantasy football injury that the model can help you deal with: Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins. He appeared to be in line for a monster workload before going down with a torn Achilles, playing 30 of a possible 37 snaps against Houston in Week 1. With Dobbins on the shelf, the workload shifts to veterans Gus Edwards and Justice Hill, who are expected to rotate snaps going forward.
The model can also help you figure out how to handle Christian Watson and Travis Kelce while providing live-updated projections for every player on your roster! These Fantasy football projections can help ensure you've optimized your Week 2 Fantasy football lineups. You ABSOLUTELY need to see who it is before locking in your lineups.
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