Fantasy Football Player Notes

Don't blink, but Chase has scored in each of his first two NFL games, and now Tee Higgins' status for Sunday's showdown with the Steelers in question. Chase is a top-15 option against a Steelers' defense whose strength is in stopping the run.

Tyler Boyd had a nice bounce-back performance in week two after his disappointing outing in week one, but it still didn't lead to anything outstanding for fantasy football. He took advantage of a favorable CB matchup in the Bears secondary and Burrow looked his way for nine targets last week. Boyd should continue to provide at least a safe floor each week for fantasy managers, but there's very little upside with Burrow looking Chase and Higgins' way in the red zone. Boyd can be viewed as a high-end FLEX play in Full PPR formats.

Tee Higgins just continues to produce, no matter what. He comes with one of the safest floors in all of fantasy football and he's presenting plenty of upside lately too. Higgins has now seen a 26% team target share through two games and he's found the end zone in each of those contests. Moving forward, there's little reason to question the young wideout from a fantasy perspective. He belongs in your lineup every single week as a mid-range/low-end WR2 and you should feel extremely comfortable with that.