As fantasy football managers regroup after Week 1, they'll need to reassess their rosters and make some tough decisions. Jordan Love's MCL sprain has left many owners scrambling to find a reliable backup quarterback. Meanwhile, some players are hiding in plain sight, waiting to be uncovered. Let's dive into the Week 2 fantasy football rankings and sleepers to help you dominate your league.

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As we head into Week 2, the model is warning owners to be cautious with Harrison Jr., who underwhelmed in Week 1. The Arizona Cardinals wide receiver caught just one pass for four yards, and the team's QB, Kyler Murray, favored other targets. The model says Harrison Jr. won't even crack the top 30 at his position, making him a risk for your lineup.

On the other hand, the model is high on Rhamondre Stevenson, who emerged as a star for the New England Patriots in Week 1. With the Patriots expected to rely more on the run in 2024, Stevenson could be in store for another big game against the Seattle Seahawks, who struggled to stop the run last season.

But which surprising running back will crack the top five of the Week 2 fantasy football rankings? The model has identified a sleeper who could be the difference between winning and losing. Visit SportsLine now to get the entire Week 2 fantasy football rankings for PPR and standard leagues, plus learn which RB comes out of nowhere to dominate the competition.

Fantasy Football Frenzy: Week 2 Rankings and Sleepers Exposed

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