Jalen Coker, Carolina Panthers
Week 1: 29.8 half PPR points
Leading the Panthers with 9 targets and 138 yards, Jalen Coker looked phenomenal in Week 1. He was used all over the field as both a deep threat and a reliable option over the middle for Bryce Young. And while I think the Bears' secondary might be pretty suspect, Bryce Young throwing for 361 yards is a massive green flag for Coker and McMillan's outlooks. While I think this game was a bit flukey, I do think Coker is going to be heavily involved in this offense.
Caleb Douglas, Miami Dolphins
Week 1: 11.9 half PPR points
Before the week started, I thought Chris Bell would be the Dolphins WR to roster. After Week 1, it looks like Caleb Douglas might be the guy. He had 7 targets and 94 yards and looked explosive for the Dolphins. He should be on rosters after waivers run this week. I wouldn't drop all your FAAB here though, because this Miami offense looked as lethargic as advertised. Malik Willis had his good moments, but it was also a so-so Raiders team, so I think worse outings are yet to come.
Deebo Samuel, San Francisco 49ers
Week 1: 15.0 half PPR points
With De'Zhaun Stribling expected to miss at least a month with an ankle injury, Deebo Samuel becomes a must-roster in your fantasy leagues. He went for 48 receiving yards and a touchdown on 7 targets and should get some utilization in the running game too. The one word of caution is whether Deebo sees some usage cannibalization from a fully healthy and involved George Kittle, but the 49ers looked good in Australia, so I think there's plenty of fantasy relevance to go around in this receiving room.
