Fantasy Football Player Notes

After Olsen allowed a pass to go right through his hands and off his helmet for a pick-six on the first drive, he didn't see a target for the rest of the game. He played 45 snaps, so it's not like he was benched or anything. Still, to see him and Dissly, who's playing half the snaps, combine for just two targets, it's worrisome. The Cowboys have been a mixed bag, as they held Tyler Higbee to just 3/40/0 in their first matchup, but then allowed Hayden Hurst to tag them for 5/72/1 in Week 2. It's still a small sample size, but when you combine those two together, you have eight catches for 112 yards and a touchdown on just 12 targets, so it's not a matchup I'd say is a must avoid. I'm more concerned about the targets between the two of them, but knowing the tight ends combined for seven targets in Week 1, we may want to consider Week 2 a fluke. Olsen is still playing the most snaps, making him the one you'd want to play, if any. He's a TE2 who comes with some risk.

After Olsen allowed a pass to go right through his hands and off his helmet for a pick-six on the first drive, he didn't see a target for the rest of the game. He played 45 snaps, so it's not like he was benched or anything. Still, to see him and Dissly, who's playing half the snaps, combine for just two targets, it's worrisome. The Cowboys have been a mixed bag, as they held Tyler Higbee to just 3/40/0 in their first matchup, but then allowed Hayden Hurst to tag them for 5/72/1 in Week 2. It's still a small sample size, but when you combine those two together, you have eight catches for 112 yards and a touchdown on just 12 targets, so it's not a matchup I'd say is a must avoid. I'm more concerned about the targets between the two of them, but knowing the tight ends combined for seven targets in Week 1, we may want to consider Week 2 a fluke. Olsen is still playing the most snaps, making him the one you'd want to play, if any. He's a TE2 who comes with some risk.