Fantasy Football Player Notes
2020 PPR Rest of Season Rankings
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34.
David Johnson
RB - (vs . TEN)
Johnson looked quick and decisive in his first game against the Chiefs, scoring a touchdown and gaining over 100 total yards. At least for now, he answered questions about his effectiveness when healthy, and should be a rock solid RB2 until or unless he deals with injury concerns.
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68.
Will Fuller V
WR - (vs . TEN)
Fuller shined in Week 1 against the Chiefs, pulling in eight catches on 10 targets for 112 yards. He saw a 31% target share, and wasn't even targeted downfield a ton, showing that the ceiling is even higher. It's all about health for Fuller. If he can avoid injury, he's likely to be a stud.
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93.
Brandin Cooks
WR - (vs . TEN)
Cooks played through his quad injury during the opening game against the Chiefs, but his snaps were limited and he had minimal production. If the Texans were just being cautious with him and he's a full-go for Week 2, then he should be a fine WR3 option. But, until he's fully recovered from his quad injury, he's not someone to target.
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129.
Duke Johnson Jr.
RB - (vs . TEN)
Johnson injured his ankle in Week 1, though it doesn't sound like a major injury. Given how spry David Johnson looked, however, it seems unlikely that Duke will factor in heavily even when healthy unless David Johnson goes down with an injury. He's mostly a handcuff with little independent value, making him worth rostering in most leagues but firmly on your bench.
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175.
Randall Cobb
WR - (vs . TEN)
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207.
Jordan Akins
TE - (vs . TEN)
Akins caught both of his targets for 39 yards and a touchdown in Week 1 against the Chiefs. He splits time with Darren Fells and is unlikely to be heavily involved, but in deep leagues with bonus points for tight ends, he could be a bench option that fills in during bye weeks.
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235.
Kenny Stills
WR - (vs . TEN)
Even with Brandin Cooks limited with his quad injury, Stills barely saw work, failing to bring in either of his two targets against the Chiefs. He's not worth rotering in any format.
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247.
Darren Fells
TE - (vs . TEN)
Fells caught both of his targets for 19 yards in the opener, but it was Jordan Akins who found the end zone and had the more productive day. Neither is worth rostering in anything other that deep, tight end-premium leagues.
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