Week 1 of the NFL Season can be enough to make fantasy managers question their entire draft strategy (um, Ja’Marr and Colston), but not enough to blindly chase every noisy box. Week 2, however, is about separating real role changes from opening-week noise, and finding players whose opportunities outshine their ECR. And naming names on...

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