Mattek Fantasy Football

Emari Demercado is confirmed as the primary backup running back for the Cowboys and is a recommended pickup as a handcuff for Javonte Williams.

Johnny Wilson is the clear wide receiver three, posting a strong 85% route rate, though he struggled with production in his debut.

The source is very worried about Saquon Barkley, noting he only ran a route on 29% of passing plays and struggled on the ground. His fantasy value is further capped by Jalen Hurts taking goal-line opportunities.

Rachaad White is established as the team's passing-down back, handling third downs and the two-minute drill, which provides a reliable floor.

Jordan Mason split snaps almost evenly with Aaron Jones (29 to 30) but is positioned as the primary early-down and goal-line back, making him a valuable fantasy asset.

Aaron Jones split snaps evenly with Jordan Mason and served as the primary passing-down back, though neither back recorded a catch in the game.

Jayden Reed's fantasy outlook is concerning due to his limited role as a slot-only receiver and the poor performance of the Green Bay offensive line, which may force the team to use more tight ends and fullbacks.

Nabers was clearly not playing at 100% health during his Week 1 appearance, referencing a pre-game incident where Jim Harbaugh tested his knee.

Despite a 27-point PPR performance, the source advises selling Isaiah Likely because he only played 49% of snaps and splits significant time with Theo Johnson and Charlie Kolar. It is difficult for a player to remain fantasy-relevant while playing only half the snaps.

Demercado is a recommended waiver pickup, effectively taking over the role previously held by Malik Davis.

Lloyd was in an even timeshare with Chris Brooks during a difficult matchup, recording 30 snaps and 7 routes. While he is the primary early-down rusher, his debut was inefficient with 13 carries for 37 yards and no catches.

Reed's fantasy outlook is concerning due to his limited role as a slot-only receiver and the poor performance of the Green Bay offensive line, which may force the team to utilize more tight ends and fullbacks.

Golden is a priority target after leading the Packers in routes (87% participation) and target share (29%) in Week 1; the source explicitly ranks him above Jaden Reed for the remainder of the season.

Jeanty is a 'buy high' candidate following a massive Week 1 performance that included over 100 rushing yards and two receiving touchdowns; the source prefers him over Saquon Barkley.

Mayer showed solid involvement in the Raiders' offense, earning seven targets on 29 aimed throws and running a route on 24 of 31 dropbacks.

Bech is actively taking on a portion of the Brock Bowers role in the Raiders' offense.

Bell played 28 of 55 snaps in Week 1 and is expected to reach full-time route participation in 2-3 weeks as his conditioning improves, likely surpassing Malik Washington in the pecking order.

Dulcich is a valuable cheap tight end option, evidenced by his 75% route rate in Week 1.

Following Ladd McConkey's chest injury, Harris is identified as the most viable waiver wire pickup over Darius Davis due to his increased route share.

Kimani Vidal received the team's only goal-line snap in the game.

Keaton Mitchell served as the primary third-down and two-minute back, which the source notes is detrimental to target-based fantasy value for other backfield options.

Ladd McConkey looked awesome before suffering a chest injury, recording 5 catches for 82 yards and a touchdown on 7 targets across only 18 routes.

Tyler Allgeier out-snapped and out-carried Bijan Robinson in Week 1, recording 17 rushes to Robinson's 11.

Bijan Robinson was out-snapped and out-carried by Tyler Allgeier in Week 1, though the source expects this usage to flip-flop as Robinson gets more comfortable.

The source expresses concern about Michael Wilson's fantasy outlook, noting that the emergence of Kendrick Bourne as a target earner complicates the passing game hierarchy.

Kendrick Bourne saw significant involvement with eight receptions on eight targets, which the source notes negatively impacts the fantasy outlook for other Cardinals receivers.

Marvin Harrison Jr. had a tough outing with only three targets on 34 routes, continuing a trend where he has never recorded eight receptions in a game.

Tyjae Spears and Tony Pollard were in a dead heat 50-50 split, with Spears recording 25 snaps and five touches, while running more routes than Pollard.

Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears were in a dead heat 50-50 split, with Pollard recording 26 snaps and eight touches in a dreadful offense.

Malachi Corley had limited snaps, dropping three targets on 12 routes, though he did manage to score a rushing touchdown.

Amari Cooper Jr. left the game with a reported high ankle sprain and is expected to be out for a while.

Rico Dowdle and Jaylen Warren are in a weird timeshare; Dowdle played more snaps than Warren, though he received fewer touches (8 vs 10).

Jaylen Warren and Rico Dowdle are in a weird timeshare; Warren started the game and received more touches (10) than Dowdle, despite Dowdle playing more snaps.

The source identifies Tyrone Tracy Jr. as the clear lead back with 15 rushes, suggesting better days are ahead for him in a role comparable to Jaren Price.

Chris Rodriguez played 23 of 57 snaps and received the lone goal-line snap, though the source views him as less effective than his teammate.

Josh Cameron played 19 snaps and 7 routes, but the source notes he is not a fantasy-relevant player and expects his role to be taken by Travis Hunter.

Travis Hunter saw limited action with four snaps, but the team's clear plan is to utilize him; the source expects him to eventually take over Josh Cameron's snaps.

Brian Thomas Jr. played 20 snaps and ran 14 routes in his recent outing, with a brief exit due to an ankle injury before returning to the game.

Parker Washington is identified as the clear top wide receiver for Jacksonville, leading the room in targets, catches, yards, and touchdowns; he recorded 6 targets on 21 dropbacks and 4.61 yards per route run.

Ray Davis is the clear handcuff for David Montgomery, though he is currently trapped in an empty 50/50 timeshare that limits his immediate fantasy upside.