Week 2 winners and losers: JSN, Lamb shine; Robinson, Jefferson struggle — SkimNews
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- Jaxon Smith-Njigba set a new personal best with 42.5 fantasy points, flashing chemistry with fill-in QB Drew Lock at all levels of the field against the Commanders
- Dak Prescott (29.76 pts), CeeDee Lamb (35.3 pts) and Jake Ferguson (20.3 pts) all delivered for the Cowboys, with Ferguson catching both of his red-zone targets for touchdowns
- DeVonta Smith scored 27.7 fantasy points on a 38% target share, positioned for an expanded role after A.J. Brown's offseason move to New England
- Dalton Schultz posted career highs of 12 receptions, 14 targets and 140 receiving yards filling in for injured Nico Collins, finishing with 26.0 points
- Bijan Robinson managed just 11.1 points as the Falcons' quarterback injuries continued, with both Tua Tagovailoa (oblique) and Michael Penix Jr. (knee) sidelined for Thursday's Week 3 game
- Caleb Williams exited late with a hamstring injury after a 7.72-point collapse from his Week 1 high of 37.26 points, with the Bears managing empty red zone trips and turnovers against Minnesota
- Drake Maye has already thrown 4 interceptions through two games, half of his entire 2025 total of 8, raising flags against a brutal upcoming Patriots schedule
Why it matters: Fantasy managers face immediate lineup decisions driven by Week 2 injuries: Williams' hamstring threatens the Bears' offense beyond Week 3, and the Falcons' Thursday night game hinges on whether Penix or Tagovailoa can return. Robinson stays a must-start despite the 11.1-point outing, but Drake London's ranking swings from a ho-hum WR2/3 to top-10 if either Atlanta quarterback is healthy enough to play.
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