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ArticleThe Primer: Week 2 Edition (2026 Fantasy Football)
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With more target competition around him this season, Harold Fannin Jr. took a step back in the target pecking order in Week 1. Fannin was fourth on the team with a 13.6% target share and 7.1% first-read share. He had only two receptions and 21 receiving yards (0.95 YPRR). Fannin also didn't get any high cholesterol usage, as he didn't have any red zone, end zone, or deep targets. This offense and the quarterback play aren't good enough to support more than one, maybe two, receiving options weekly for fantasy.
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Fannin's fourth-option role and lack of high-value targets limit season upside.

With more target competition around him this season, Fannin took a step back in the target pecking order in Week 1. He was fourth on the team with a 13.6% target share and 7.1% first-read share, finishing with only two receptions and 21 receiving yards (0.95 YPRR). Fannin didn't get any high-value usage, as he didn't have any red zone, end zone, or deep targets. The source notes this was a concern entering the season, as the offense and quarterback play aren't good enough to support more than one or maybe two receiving options weekly for fantasy. If Fannin is on the outside looking in weekly on that inner circle, it could be a long season for him.

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