He completed 27 of 41 attempts for 313 yards, four touchdowns, two interceptions and rushed six times for 12 yards. Wentz had a surprisingly nice outing in his debut for the Commanders. Winston has fringe-QB1 upside moving forward and could be an excellent Dak Prescott fill-in if available. He was briefly banged up in the game, but he ultimately returned and finished as the Week 1 QB7 with one game left to play. He had a rocky start with a mostly unremarkable first three quarters of play and ended up completing 23 of 34 attempts for 269 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions (!) in the Saints’ 27-26 win over the Falcons. I have been all over Winston as a sleeper target who could end up top 12 at the position this year. Fantasy Waiver Wire Pickups JUMP TOĭOWNLOAD NOW Fantasy Waiver QBs to Target Jameis Winston, Saints (46% rostered) Note: Yahoo! roster percentages are reflected in parenthesis as of Monday and fantasy rankings are exclusive of the Monday night game. Whether you need replacements for Dak Prescott, Elijah Mitchell, Keenan Allen, Chris Godwin or just need a Week 2 streamer, make sure to check out The Action Network’s top targets at each position - all of which are available in at least 50% of Yahoo! leagues - that you should prioritize come Tuesday night. With an absolutely wild football Sunday in the rear-view mirror, it’s time to assess the state of our fantasy teams and add (or cut) accordingly. And the Cowboys put us all to sleep in primetime against the Buccaneers. The Chiefs molly-whopped the Cardinals with the help of stand-in kicker Harrison Reid. The Steelers won a sloppy kicking affair over the reigning AFC Champion Bengals. The Colts and Texans recorded the first tie of the season. The Giants pulled off an impressive upset over the Titans. The Browns defeated the Panthers in the “Baker Bowl.” The Bears bested the 49ers in a game that resembled water polo. The Bills shellacked the Rams to kick off the season.

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