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Good morning.
WTF was up with Week 2? Scoring was way down, the weather was terrible, and the Browns actually won a game?!
But even in weird weeks like that, there are injuries, snap count changes, and other adjustments that point us towards players on the waiver wire.
So let’s get after it…
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WAIVER WIRE TARGETS 🎯
*NOTE: Roster %’s courtesy of ESPN. Bid amounts are rough suggestions—always take into account your budget total, roster makeup, and typical leaguemate behavior.
Running Back
Jonah Coleman // David J. Griffin, Icon Sportswire
Broncos RB Jonah Coleman (22%) was poised to see more work with R.J. Harvey (hamstring) out in Week 2, then J.K. Dobbins left the game with a bad hammy of his own. That left Coleman alone as the lead back, and he helped lead the Broncos to victory with 58 scrimmage yards and a score on 13 touches. Bid 10%.
