Fantasy Football News

Skyy Moore caught three of seven targets for 31 yards in the Packers' 35-14 loss to the Falcons on Thursday.

Fantasy Impact: Moore filled in admirably for the Jayden Reed role in this offense. While he's a bit of an unknown right now, he's still worth keeping an eye on and maybe even rostering as long as Reed is out.

Tucker Kraft caught four of eight targets for 26 yards in the Packers' 35-14 loss to Atlanta on Thursday.

Fantasy Impact: Kraft could have had a slightly bigger day had he held onto the football in what ended up being ruled a drop. The defensive back made a fantastic punch at the ball right as Kraft was corralling it into his chest, forcing a dropped pass. Kraft is still worth starting, and with that eight-target total, he has now beaten his season high in targets (previously six). The volume is there; the results just haven't quite followed yet.

Matthew Golden caught 5 of 12 targets for 100 yards and a touchdown in the Packers' 35-14 loss to the Falcons on Thursday.

Fantasy Impact: Golden had several passes intended for him tipped by defensive backs after being undethrown, and another target where the DB committed a pass interference penalty. So, the five catches on 12 targets may not seem great; there is still context to be had. He is startable each week for the Packers.

Christian Watson caught 7 of 10 targets for 96 yards and a touchdown in the Packers' 35-14 loss to the Falcons on Thursday.

Fantasy Impact: It might not have been in a win, but fantasy managers won't care. Watson has been a clear favorite target for Jordan Love, especially down in the red zone, with Tucker Kraft still working his way back to full health. He should be in your lineup whenever he is playing.

Jordan Love completed 28 of 53 passes for 312 yards with two touchdowns and a pick in the Packers' 35-14 loss to the Falcons. He also ran once for no gain.

Fantasy Impact: Love was a bit up and down in this game. He was struggling against the pressure Atlanta was bringing, missing several forced throws and causing tipped passes. The Green Bay offense has no run game, which has worked out decently well for the pass catchers, but until they get things going on the ground to make the defense respect the run, it will be hard for the receivers and Love to have a ceiling week in, week out.

Austin Hooper caught both of his targets for 11 yards and a score in the Falcons' 35-14 win over the Packers.

Fantasy Impact: Hooper had a touchdown grab early on in the game and didn't make much noise after that. He should be off fantasy radars as of right now.

Nick Folk hit both of his field goal attempts and all three of his PATs in the Falcons' 35-14 win over the Packers on Thursday.

Fantasy Impact: Folk was great in this one, knocking down field goals when the offense stalled and nailing the PATs when they didn't. If they continue to play like this, Folk could be an add for those who might start dealing with bye weeks.

The Atlanta Falcons D/ST had themselves a nice defensive showing in a game they won 35-14, getting a sack and an interception along the way.

Fantasy Impact: While they didn't get many turnovers or sacks, they simply made it tough for the Packers to move the balll, forcing many punts throughout the night. The Packers still found paydirt with Matthew Golden and Christian Watson, but it was not nearly enough to turn things around. The Falcons will try to limit the Saints offense next time out.

Brian Robinson Jr. ran 10 times for 50 yards and a touchdown in the Falcons' 35-14 win over the Packers on Thursday.

Fantasy Impact: Robinson played second fiddle to Bijan Robinson, but he still got enough touches and some goal-line work that he was usable for those who started him. He's been splitting work with Bijan to keep the younger back rested, and he won't have outings like this all the time, but he's certainly a handcuff worth rostering.

Kyle Pitts Sr. caught just one of two targets for five yards in the Falcons' 35-14 win over the Packers on Thursday.

Fantasy Impact: Pitts took a backseat to Drake London and Bijan Robinson in this game, with Michael Penix heavily favoring London in terms of target share. Pitts was productive last year both with London on and off the field, but Penix has been so fixated on London in his starts that it's tough to trust Pitts. He is a bit of a shaky fantasy start until his workload improves.

Drake London caught 9 of 10 targets for 194 yards in the Falcons' 35-14 win over the Packers on Thursday.

Fantasy Impact: London was fantastic in this game, spurred on by the return of Michael Penix. When Penix has been at the helm of the offense, London has been among the best fantasy producers in the game, and it showed once again on Thursday. He should be a locked in starter whenever Penix is playing.

Michael Penix Jr. completed 18 of 25 passes for 256 yards, a touchdown, and a pick in the Falcons' 35-14 win over the Packers on Thursday. He also lost two yards on two carries.

Fantasy Impact: Penix might not have had the biggest fantasy day, but the Falcons' offense sure felt his return. They hadn't made a trip to the red zone in the previous two games, and they did just that on their second drive of the game. The 35 points more than doubled the Falcons' total offensive output in 2026, and things are now looking up.

Bijan Robinson ran 29 times for 194 yards and two touchdowns and caught both of his targets for 19 yards in the Falcons' 35-14 win over the Packers on Thursday.

Fantasy Impact: Robinson had his way with the Packers' defense, rushing for 6.7 yards per carry. He ripped off a huge 55-yard gain early on in the game, which opened the floodgates for many more big runs throughout the game. The Packers simply could not stop him, and once the ground game got going, QB Michael Penix and WR Drake London were able to carve up the Packers' secondary. With Penix back, the offense has new life, and Bijan stands to benefit greatly from it, even if Brian Robinson Jr. spells him.

Cooper Kupp was a full participant in practice on Thursday. (Source: Bob Condotta on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Kupp was upgraded after he was limited to start the week on Wednesday. He remains off the fantasy radar in his current role.

George Holani was a full participant in practice on Thursday. (Source: Bob Condotta on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Holani was upgraded after he was limited on Wednesday to begin the week. He should be good to go in his depth role on Sunday against the Commanders.

Jadarian Price was limited in practice on Thursday. (Source: Bob Condotta on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Price has been limited in practice on back-to-back days to begin the week. His status will need to be monitored in practice on Friday.

Sam Darnold was a full participant in practice on Thursday. (Source: Bob Condotta on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Darnold continues to trend in the right direction after he was limited to start the week on Wednesday. He is on track to return on Sunday against the Commanders.

Marvin Mims Jr. (foot) was limited at practice again on Thursday. (Source: Denver Broncos on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Mims has been limited at two-straight practices to start the week, so it's unclear which way he is trending for Week 3. Whether he's playing or not, fantasy managers shouldn't expect his injury status to come with a big impact for fantasy purposes this week.

RJ Harvey (hamstring) was upgraded to a full participant at practice on Thursday. (Source: Denver Broncos on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Harvey missed last week's game due to a hamstring injury that he has been dealing with, but he was able to return to a full practice on Thursday, so it seems likely that he will suit up and play in Week 3. He will likely continue to share the backfield with J.K. Dobbins (hip), though it looks like rookie Jonah Coleman (ankle) will be out of his hair for at least a week.

Jonah Coleman (ankle) did not take part in Denver's practice on Thursday. (Source: Denver Broncos on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The rookie has now missed two-straight practices to start the week, so he seems to have an uphill battle to play in Week 3. RJ Harvey (hamstring) and J.K. Dobbins (hip) are both back to practicing in full, so it looks like they will be the two guys holding things down for Denver's backfield on Sunday.