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Yahoo Sports outlines Week 2 fantasy football waiver targets

Josh Norris and Joel Smyth discuss potential additions across four positions ahead of Week 2 of the 2026 season.

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Yahoo Sports has published a Week 2 fantasy-football waiver-wire discussion hosted by Josh Norris with Joel Smyth, covering potential roster additions ahead of the next round of matches.

The programme examines wide receivers, running backs, tight ends and quarterbacks, while also identifying deeper names that managers may consider stashing. The discussion is presented as fantasy advice rather than confirmation of player availability or waiver eligibility.

Players mentioned include wide receivers Jalen Coker, Dontayvion Wicks, Devaughn Vele and Kalif Raymond, along with discussion of San Francisco 49ers receivers and the New Orleans Saints offence.

The running-back segment includes Kendre Miller, Devin Singletary, Antonio Williams, Tyrone Tracy Jr, Kenneth Gainwell and players from the Tennessee Titans. Michael Mayer and Brenton Strange are among the tight ends discussed.

Quarterback names include Carson Wentz, Bryce Young, Tyler Shough and Jacoby Brissett. Other players listed in the programme include Jack Bech, Kendrick Bourne, Adonai Mitchell, Pat Freiermuth, Mike Gesicki, Romeo Doubs, Rashod Bateman, Terrance Ferguson, MarShawn Lloyd and Jonathon Brooks.

The supplied material does not provide rankings, projected roles, recommended bids or detailed reasoning for each player. It is also unclear whether every named player is presented as a priority addition, a speculative stash or part of a broader position-group discussion.

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