Week 1 of fantasy football is over. And a lot happened. Here are 13 players you need to add now in fantasy.

And let's start with this situation where Najee Harris left week one with a foot injury. And not only did he leave, but he was ruled out for the game, which is not a good sign.

And after the game, he was in a walking boot and it looks like he'll miss potentially two to four weeks and even up to four to six weeks what looks potentially like a high ankle sprain. So now here's what you need to know.

Rookie Jalen Warren came in an undrafted rookie and saw all the running back snaps after Nanji

got hurt. Now Warren actually beat out veteran Benny Snell and even Anthony McFarlane in mini-camp

and the preseason. And then when you take a look at his production, you can see why. He was a workhorse back his last year in college at over 250 rush attempts. And when you add in his receiving

yards, he had over 1400 receiving yards, 34 targets, which is well above average for a college

back. He can kind of do it all. He could be a three down back if Najee misses time. So consider

him a top ad this week, but then also get this next guy. And that would be Panthers wide receiver Robbie Anderson, who week one, he led the team with 33 routes run and seven targets. And the Panthers

only threw like 25 times in this game, which means if they start throwing 35 times,

you're going to see those double-digit target games for Robbie. But here's the odd part.

Robbie, as of right now, is only rostered in 10% of leagues, meaning he's available in 90% of them. And he now has the best

quarterback of his career. And that showed itself week one, because 85% of his targets were

catchable, which is 16% better than last year with Sam Donald were only 69% of his targets

were catchable, which means that 31% of them were pointless, were not catchable. Now, this next

must add might surprise you. And it's Rex Burkhead, who yes, he is a must

add. Only two running back saw snaps for the Texans, and he was by far the leader with 48 compared

to just 20 for Damian Pierce. He had 27 routes run to just five for Damian Pierce, which led to

seven targets, just one for Damian Pierce. He even had more carries 13 to 11. He was the clear

running back one for week one. But that's not all because

the Texans love his versatility. They chose to keep Burkhead over Marlon Mack and they even

rested Burkhead in two preseason games as a valuable piece of the offense. So consider him the

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