Parker Washington, Jacksonville Jaguars
G-RANK RoS: WR17
If you managed to snag Parker Washington in the 6th or 7th round, give yourself a pat on the back. Through 2 weeks he leads the Jaguars in targets (18), receptions (12), and receiving yards (181), and I still think the best has yet to come. Week 1 was a blowout win, and Week 2 saw T-Law throw for only 189 passing yards. It's abundantly clear that PW is the lead receiver in Jacksonville, and if he's your WR2 or WR3, you should be feeling very comfortable right now.
Chuba Hubbard, Carolina Panthers
G-RANK RoS: RB27
As a guy who ended up going in the 8th or 9th round, Chuba Hubbard was essentially left for dead in drafts. But through 2 weeks, this doesn't look like a split backfield at all. Hubbard has 22 rush attempts to Brooks' 9, and the snap splits favor Hubbard to the tune of 70/30 through 2 weeks. Add to that: Carolina looks solid overall, as Bryce Young may be taking a step forward with this offense. Hubbard went from a guy you potentially drafted as an RB4 to a weekly flex play with receiving upside near the goal line.
Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills
G-RANK RoS: QB1
I usually try to punt on early QBs, but this year's Josh Allen might make me regret that. Allen has been scorching through 2 weeks, averaging 38.2 PPG. He's effectively a cheat code in lineups right now, running the ball with incredible efficiency and still using his legs when the Bills get near the goal line. Allen was starting to reach the age where we might wonder if he'll start to slow down, but 2026 doesn't feel like the season. We knew he'd be a positional advantage if you took him early in your drafts, but we didn't think it'd be this good. I'm sure a few down games will come, but this has a chance to be his best fantasy season yet.
