Breaking down 5 unexpected Week 1 target outcomes in fantasy football. Analyze usage trends for surprise risers and low-volume stars to guide your Week 2 roster moves.

Some of the league's top running backs underperformed in their season openers, while others immediately demonstrated their value as high draft picks. Jahmyr Gibbs gained 156 rushing yards and scored twice, D'Andre Swift amassed 32.4 fantasy points, and David Montgomery scored three touchdowns.

The opening slate of the NFL season is always an unpredictable one for fantasy football enthusiasts. While roles are easy to predict for top stars like Christian McCaffrey, Justin Jefferson, and Trey McBride,

Dak Prescott and Justin Herbert are poised to rebound in Week 2 despite disappointing performances to open the season

Christian Watson and these other players are in the running to win fantasy football MVP before Week 2 kicks off.

After the draft, every fantasy football manager thinks they have the best team in the league. Then Week 1 hits, and at least 50 percent of managers start to panic.

Breaking down the Week 1 overreactions we should worry about and where the panic meter sits on several hot-button players.

The Philadelphia Eagles are feeling a lot better about their offseason trade for wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks after his performance in Week 1.