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Week 1 netted some solid results, but Week 2 is going to be even better. We already have a chalk running back we're going to plug in to afford the Nick Chubb's and Christian McCaffrey's of the world, but where else are we going to turn to for value? Let's dive in!

Quarterback

Joe Burrow, CIN vs. CHI ($29)

You know who was the lowest rated defense in coverage per PFF in Week 1? The Bears. They allowed 321 yards and three touchdowns and allowed over 16 yards per completion. Despite the fact that Burrow threw just 26 times, his 9.7 yards/attempt ranks fifth in the league, so where the Bears struggled in Week 1, Burrow should be able to take full advantage of them. Burrow was 11th in FP per drop back in Week 1, which is a great sign considering he’s more likely going to be dropping back more than just 27 times this week. It’s weird how the Bengals implied total is just 21.5 points despite the Bears defense being ranked the worst in the league through one game. This whole Bengals offense looked sharp in Week 2 and my expectation is that remains the case here.

Running Back

Kenyan Drake, LV vs. PIT ($15)

This value was just handed to us on a silver platter. Josh Jacobs has been ruled out for Week 2. Sure Pittsburgh’s defense rated out as a top-10 rushing D in Week 1, so what? Volume, baby! Also, I’m so happy Jon Gruden is so excited to use...Peyton Barber? That’s coach speak. Drake is going to get a lot of looks here, both on the ground and through the air. Drake played 41 snaps in Week 1, just four fewer than Josh Jacobs did and no other running back played a snap. Drake had 11 touches and five of them were through the air. Drake has two 50-plus reception seasons on his ledger and Arizona rushed him 239 times in 2020, so he fills both roles rather well. Volume is king and Drake should see plenty of it here. He’ll be chalky, but in DFS good chalk does exist.

Wide Receiver

Christian Kirk, ARI vs. MIN ($17)

In terms of offensive snaps, Kirk was third in the pecking order behind DeAndre Hopkins and A.J. Green. Kirk, however, was a preferred target over Green and everyone other than Hopkins. He secured all five of his targets and caught two touchdowns. Kirk has an advantageous match-up wherever he lines up. He played 26 snaps out of the slot in Week 1 and Mackensie Alexander, the Vikings slot corner, rated out as the 80th best CB amongst 85 eligible. If Kirk is on the outside, well, Bashaud Breeland was 85th. There are great match-up to be had here and I expect Kirk to once again take advantage of that fact.

Diontae Johnson, PIT vs. LV ($19)

Johnson is a little too cheap here, don’t ya think? The Steelers implied point total of 26.75 is currently the third highest mark of the main slate. Johnson was heavily involved in Week 1, notching 10 targets and 31% target share. He saw two red zone looks too, turning one into a touchdown. Johnson saw 144 targets last year, which ranked sixth in football. The Raiders turned in one of the better performances in terms of pass DVOA and PFF graded their corners well, but Lamar Jackson was just 19-30 and was under constant pressure. Roethlisberger is looking to get the ball out quick and Johnson had an 8.2 aDOT last year, so he’s the safety blanket. He’ll once again be peppered with targets on targets in this meeting.

Tight End

Adam Trautman, NO vs. CAR ($12)

One of the best surprises from Week 1 came from the Saints tight end who dominated the snaps and dominated the targets. He saw a 30% target share and ran 14 routes on Jameis Winston’s 20 pass attempts. Out of the 62 offensive snaps they ran, Trautman was on the field for 51 of them. Juwan Johnson, his competition at the TE spot, may have caught two touchdowns, but he played just 12 snaps. Trautman and this Saints offense will be throwing more in this one as it figures to be closer than the 38-3 score line that it was in Week 1. Strong value.