Welcome back, my name is Andrew Erickson and today we're going to be breaking down my

week one usage report and who better to kick us off than with wide receiver DJ Moore.

Moore was just one of nine wide receivers to run around on 100% of his team dropbacks

in week one elite usage for a wide receiver.

But he failed to turn his routes in 24% target share into worthwhile production catching

just three passes for 43 yards.

Still, his alpha roll in the Panthers offense cannot be ignored, which is why he's a prime

by low candidate.

Robbie Anderson isn't catching a 75 year touchdown every single week, and Anderson's

success shows the upside DJ Moore could have with new Carolina quarterback Baker Mayfield.

Running back Antonio Gibson Gibson is a fantasy running back one as long as Brian Robinson

remained sideline.

The Washington running back total 21 touches in week one, seven catches for 71 yards

and 58 rushing yards.

Number two running back, JD McKisic total just six touches.

Gibson more than triple that volume with a 20% target share to boot and ran six more

routes than McKisic.

He led the entire team in receiving yards.

And for those that fear when B. Robert turns, I think if Gibson continues the stretch

of high production, he will remain the team's fully entrenched starter.

So hold him and write out the fantasy argument production.

He takes on the lines in week two, who are about 5.7 yards per carry to running backs

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