Now the scoring I use in this article is based off of ESPN standard scoring which is not PPR. I will also be using ESPN statistics of percentage of leagues players are picked up in.
The first player I want to bring to your attention is WR Quincy Enunwa. He is picked up in 5.4% of leagues. He in his two games has scored 12 (18 PPR) and 9 (15 PPR). Those are great numbers for 12+ team FLEX and great numbers in 10 or even 8 to have on your bench for bye weeks. Not only …show more content…
In week 1 he scored 5 on 51 yards and 6 receptions but then in week 2 he had a great game scoring 13 with 75 yards, 5 receptions, and a touchdown. Because of some the running issues experienced in weeks 1 and 2 with Tevin Coleman and Devonta Freeman, we are experiencing a rise in passing for the Falcons. Matt Ryan is very well scoring 24 week 1 and 27 in week 2. A lot of less known players are getting thrown to like Justin Hardy, owned in .5 % of leagues. Justin Hardy had 1 reception for 8 yards which was a touchdown. It is risky for Jacob Tamme because some of these players are splitting up the passing game. Austin Hopper, another TE on the Atlanta Falcons had 84 yards on 3 receptions. Jacob Tamme is a risk but could end up being a top 5 TE at the end of the season. He will probably average around 6-10. He will have games through the season like week 2 but also like week 1. It is all about the matchup and when to play