Week 2 Start Sit Advice (Part 2) | Sneaky Starts & Players to BENCH (09/18 Fantasy Football Podcast)

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What happened in the high‑scoring Bills vs. Lions game?

Dan Schneier 0:00
This is Fantasy Football
Unknown 0:01
Today from CBS Sports.
What a play! Can you believe this?
Dan Schneier 0:07
I had no idea. It's time to dominate your fantasy
Matt Chandler 0:10
league. Off to the races, and he stays on his feet.
Dan Schneier 0:14
He's just going to go the distance. Now, here's some combination of Adam, Dave, Jamie, and Heath.
Adam Aizer 0:21
Oh, we love the Bills. We love the Bills. And you know what? We don't mind the Lions either. 41 to 31. What a great way to start Fantasy Week 2. Fantasy Week 1. Week 1 was tied for the highest scoring Week 1 in NFL history since the merger. And now Week 2 off to a big start with 72 points. But we do have another wide receiver injured. And yes, I have a team with A.J. Brown, Ladd McConkie, and D.J. Moore. Good morning, Jamie. What's going on?
Jamey Eisenberg 0:51
Yeah, it's funny. My son has A.J. Brown and D.J. Moore. I think maybe one other one, too. I don't know who it could be. But, yeah, he was like, who am I going to start a receiver?
Adam Aizer 1:01
I'm
Jamey Eisenberg 1:02
like, I don't know, bud.
Adam Aizer 1:03
It's tough. You know, D.J. Moore, the news update is that it's not that serious of an injury. He has a chance to play in week three. Quite frankly, a little concerning stuff even before the injury. He wasn't playing nearly as much as he should have. Dave, what's going on?
Dave Richard 1:18
Kendrick Bourne. You're going to go to your waiver wire and get him or Caleb Douglas. If he saw that, I'd rather have Douglas than Bourne. Yep. We'll have some opportunity to get Keon Coleman. Oh, don't say that name. Come on. We're trying to have a nice show here, Jamie. You look good. Oh, please.
Adam Aizer 1:34
Not only he, you know, six catches for 63 yards on six targets. He's the guy is in the second half. He ran 80% of the routes.
Dave Richard 1:41
He had a big, of course it's going to happen now where he has the big year, uh, a year after, uh, he's not going to have a big year. He's going to go off for 1800 yards and 17 touchdowns and catch the game winning pass in the Superbowl. This is going to be a disaster. All because of me. The universe is against me. Thank you very much. Told everybody to draft Jared Goff. I drafted a lot of Jared Goff. Guess who didn't start Jared Goff yesterday? This guy right here. A lot of people. Yeah, well, I'm one of them. 42% started. 42%. Fourth and 18. Two minutes of play and Bills give it up. Yeah. I'm going to try and put a happy face on here. Sorry about this. That's all right. Let's not talk about Keon Coleman anymore, okay?
Dave Richard 2:28
That'll make me happier.
Adam Aizer 2:30
I just think that it could have a very high-scoring week again, could have a high-scoring season. So if you played against Josh Allen or whatever, don't worry. I'm on Ross St. Brown. You're not out of it. We've got plenty of football left to go. Um, you know, we've talked about this once or twice a year. I feel like if not more, do you change your lineup strategy? Do you shoot for upside and make a lineup decision that you wouldn't typically make if you're trailing big, which obviously could be the case for, for many people, Jamie, what's your take on that?
Jamey Eisenberg 3:01
I mean, I would hope your lineup usually reflects the most upside you could possibly have to begin with. So, you know, if you're talking about, let's say, I'm going to play Devontae Adams versus Jalen Coker, you know, who Adams had a good game last week. Or, I'm sorry, Adams had a bad game last week but might have a better one this week because… We'll see just how good the Giants secondary is, which is beat up. Or do you take a chance on Jalen Coker coming off a huge week? And the projections may not reflect that, but you see what Coker did last week and you want to make that type of switch. So, I mean, I guess there's probably those type of decisions that you have to make. But, I mean, for the most part, I don't know about you guys.
Jamey Eisenberg 3:37
My lineups usually reflect the highest potential that it could have.
Adam Aizer 3:40
Of course. No, I'm not saying my lineups don't, but I don't always go for the upside play because I think sometimes the upside play could get you, you know, two fantasy points. And I just I go for what I think is going to be the maximum amount of fantasy point, like my favorite players.
Jamey Eisenberg 3:58
Yeah. OK. So I guess like you're talking about a player like Travion Henderson, right, who we know if he goes off is going to go off big, but typically is not going to be great when Ramond is healthy.

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