Fantasy Football Week 2 RB Rankings: Start, Sit, Sleepers & Debates

Seahawks Backfield Analysis

• 💡 Zack Charbonnet is favored over Kenneth Walker III due to consistency and physicality, despite K9's explosiveness.
• ⚠️ Concerns exist for both Seahawks running backs regarding the offensive line's perceived softness.

Top Running Back Performances and Outlooks

• 🎯 Devon Achane is highlighted as an RB1 due to his role in the Dolphins' offense, especially as a pass-catching option.
• 🚀 Bucky Irving is expected to repeat his Week 1 performance against a tough Texans defense, thanks to his versatility and pass-catching ability.
• 📉 Alvin Kamara may see a downgrade in expectations if his target share remains low, despite the Saints' offensive line health.

Surprise Week 1 Performances

• 🌟 Javonte Williams proved himself as the bonafide number one back for his team, expected to receive bell-cow opportunities.
• 🔥 Breece Hall exceeded expectations, with both he and the Jets' offensive line looking strong, positioning him as a must-start fantasy RB.
• ❓ The Vikings' backfield saw a surprise with Jordan Mason outperforming Aaron Jones in carries, suggesting a transition towards Mason's physicality.
• 📈 Travis Etienne is viewed as a strong number two running back after a great Week 1, expected to handle 15-18 touches per game.

Rookie Running Back Watch

• 💡 Omarion Hampton is a big-play waiting to happen, with potential for consistent fantasy points despite a quiet Week 1.
• ⚡ TreVeyon Henderson showed versatility and upside, with significant passing-down work, potentially breaking out if his usage increases.

Start and Sit Recommendations

• 💰 David Montgomery is a strong start against Chicago, with a history of scoring touchdowns and consistent fantasy points.
• ❌ Isaiah Pacheco is a sit due to concerns about the Chiefs' run game and facing a strong Eagles defense.
• 🤔 Tony Pollard is a risky play against the Rams' tough run defense, with potential for a low-scoring game for the Titans.
• ⚠️ R.J. Harvey is a sit until his usage increases, despite efficiency and big-play ability, as he currently functions as a backup.
• 👎 Kenneth Walker III is a sit, with consensus leaning towards Zack Charbonnet being the lead back in Seattle.