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Week 2 Fantasy Football Waiver Wire:September 15, 2026 | FantasyLineups.com

Your first waiver claims can help shape your fantasy football season. But after just one week, how do you separate a useful addition from a player chasing last Sunday’s points?


Our Week 2 fantasy football waiver wire watch starts with opportunity: targets, playing time, depth-chart changes and injuries that could open the door for someone new.
Here’s an early look at what deserves your attention.

Kalif Raymond Belongs on Your Waiver Radar
Chicago’s Kalif Raymond caught eight passes for 84 yards on nine targets in Week 1. For fantasy managers looking for receiving help, that involvement is worth investigating.
The question now is whether his opportunities continue alongside the Bears’ other receiving options. We’re interested in Raymond as a potential PPR depth addition, but another strong workload would tell us more than one impressive box score.

The lesson: Look for repeatable opportunities before committing a major waiver claim.

Injury Updates Could Change Your Waiver Priorities
Minnesota’s quarterback situation is one to follow as Kyler Murray works through concussion protocol. Carson Wentz could become a short-term option if Murray cannot play, particularly in superflex and two-quarterback leagues.
That distinction matters. An injury replacement may help you win this week without becoming a season-long starter. Before spending waiver priority or FAAB, consider how long the opportunity might last.

Look Beyond the Biggest Week 1 Scores
Some valuable additions will come from players who barely attracted attention on Sunday.
A backup earning more carries, a receiver running more routes or a tight end gaining playing time can become useful before the touchdowns arrive. Meanwhile, a big fantasy score built on very few touches can be difficult to repeat.
Before making a move, ask:

  • Did the player earn a larger role?
  • Was the opportunity created by an injury?
  • Does the player fill an immediate need or strengthen your bench?

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