Fantasy Player Projections

Ryan Fitzpatrick

The Bills threw the ball just 19 times against the Chiefs in Week 2, but that was still enough for Fitzpatrick to pass for 178 yards and two touchdowns. While he's not yet worth starting in fantasy, he is someone to consider in upcoming bye weeks.

C.J. Spiller

With Fred Jackson sidelined, Spiller scored twice and rushed for 123 yards against the Chiefs in Week 2. With two 100-yard games already, Spiller looks like he'll cost Jackson more touches even when Jackson in healthy. Spiller is a must-start running back until Jackson returns.

Tashard Choice

With eight carries, Choice rushed for 37 yards against the Chiefs in Week 2. He'll continue to be the backup tailback for the Bills while Fred Jackson's knee heals.

Stevie Johnson

Stevie Johnson has averaged three catches for about 55 yards and a touchdown in two games this season. He started last season with a touchdown in the first three games, and we like him to score in Week 3 at Cleveland, as well.

Donald Jones

With David Nelson out for the season, Jones was expected to see a larger role. Unfortunately, the Bills only completed 10 passes against the Chiefs, and Nelson caught just one -- for minus-one yard.

Scott Chandler

Chandler is one of the reasons many fantasy writers preah caution about drafting tight ends too high. He went undrafted in most formats, and he now has a touchdown in both weeks. Consider adding him if your starter is slacking.

Rian Lindell

In Week 1's loss to the Jets, Lindell didn't get to attempt a field goal. It was more of the same in Week 2, although the Bills were on the other end of a pounding. Lindell has nine extra points and no field goals.

The Bills D/ST came through with a big day against the Chiefs in Week 2. With five sacks, three forced turnovers and an 88-yard punt return for a touchdown, the Bills have become fantasy worthy for Week 3, with their Week 1 debacle against the Jets behind them.

Brandon Weeden

Rookies fared much better in Week 2, including both of the Browns’ top 2012 picks. Weeden had one of the worst NFL debuts in history in Week 1, but he came back with 322 passing yards and two touchdowns in Week 2. The Bills have allowed five touchdown passes so far, but Weeden has a way to go before he's fantasy starter worthy.

Trent Richardson

"Whew!" said every Richardson owner in fantasy football. After looking tentative and overwhelmed in Week 1, Richardson came back with 109 rushing yards last Sunday. He also became the first Browns rookie to rush for 100 yards and score on the ground and in the air in the same game.

Brandon Jackson

Expected to work as the third-down back for the Browns, Jackson was inactive for Week 2. Whether it's him or Montario Hardesty working as Trent Richardson's backup, neither should do much against the Bills.

Greg Little

Little caught five passes for 57 yards and a touchdown at Cincinnati in Week 2, but with a rookie quarterback, Little's output is expected to be inconsistent.

Mohamed Massaquoi

Massaquoi led the Browns with 90 yards receiving on five catches at Cincinnati in Week 2. It's tough to rely on him though, as the Browns' No. 2 receiver relying on a rookie quarterback.

Benjamin Watson

Watson caught one pass for 27 yards in Week 2. He's not expected to do much damage against the Bills in Week 3.

Phil Dawson

The Cleveland kicker was good on both field goal attempts (including a 50-yarder) and all three extra points in Week 2. This offense is going to be inconsistent this season, making Dawson a tough kicker to rely on in fantasy.

The Browns allowed Andy Dalton to throw for 318 yards and three touchdowns in Week 2. The Browns got six sacks, but no interceptions. The Bills stunk offensively in Week 1 before a big rebound game in Week 2. The Browns D/ST is not yet worth owning.