Wide Receivers for NFL Week 2 - Fanduel

Can Cruz Get 3 More TDs?

Fanduel Plays of the Week: Wide Receivers.

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Victor Cruz - $7,300
Last week Cruz exploded for 3 TDs and far outpaced Calvin Johnson who was Fanduel's priciest WR in week one. This week Cruz will cost you $1,500 less than Megatron.

This week Cruz will be Eli Manning's main target when his big brother Peyton comes to town. Expect this game to be a huge shootout. I would not be surprised to see 8+ total passing TDs in this game and Cruz could very well end the week as Fanduel's top WR.

Projections: 110 yards receiving and 1 TD. (I wouldn't be shocked if he had 2)

Julian Edelman - $6,400
Edelman had a huge week one and was already a good play before news broke that Amendola was unlikely to suit up.

While some may say that the Jets will focus solely on Edelman, I think that the Pats rookies WR's led by Kenbrell Thompkins and Josh Boyce will keep the Revis Island-less Jets honest.He is a solid and cheap play this week in Fanduel.

Projections: 95 receiving yards and 1 TD. 20 rushing yards.

DeSean Jackson - $5,700
My third Eagle of the week. After his performance on Monday how Jackson can be priced at only $5,700 in Fanduel leagues is beyond me.

The Eagles offense may eventually slow down, but this week against San Diego is not the week it will happen.

Projections: 100 Receiving yards and 1 TD.

Other Solid Options: Anquan Boldin at $6,700. Pierre Garcon at $6,600. Antonio Brown at $6,400.

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