Welcome, everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host, Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at The Score.

Thank you so much for joining me today for our week two recap show. I got a thunderstorm in the background here. So if you hear any crashing, we can thank Mother Nature for that one. We also just got word right before we started here, actually, that Mike Evans is getting suspended for one game for his part in that little on-field scuffle between the Saints and the

bucks sure seems like it was worth it if you ask me. I mean, not only did he protect Brady and

Fournette in that instance, but it kind of woke the bucks up, right? They went on to get the win after

that. And before that, their offense wasn't really doing much. Their team really didn't seem to

have a lot of energy. So it ended up getting them the win. Might be a problem next week when they don't have Evans and they got to go up against the Packers. And they're going to be missing Chris Godwin probably in that one. Might not have Julio Jones. We'll see if he's healthy enough to suit up. But I'm sure Evans is going to appeal. And we're going to have a ton of headlines. we're going to have to read about this to the point where we'll probably get sick of it like we do with most news stories. But for now, the news is that Evans is going to be out for week three. So we'll adjust our lineups accordingly. But lots of stuff to go over today. I'm going to give you my biggest takeaways from week two. then we're going to go through all the injuries and then we'll close it out with the top waiver ads heading into week three. But let's start with my thoughts from week two and I'm not going to go over every team. I'm not going to go over every player like I did after week one. Sadly, we just don't have enough time for that. I enjoy doing that, but we don't have enough time for it. But I do have seven takeaways that I want to discuss.

And it's stuff that I think could impact your fantasy teams now.

I think it's stuff that could impact how you're approaching things moving forward.

So I feel like it's important stuff to talk about.

So let's go over those here.

And the first one is this Dolphins offense is really hitting its stride.

Tyree Kill, 11 catches, 190 yards, two touchdowns, 13 targets in the game.

Jalen Waddle, not to be outdone, 11 catches of his own, 171 yards, two touchdowns for him,

and 19 targets for Waddle in that game.

Just insane volume for both of them.

Really concentrated passing attack there in Miami. And yeah, I know, Mike Gasek, he found the end

zone, but no other Dolphins pass catcher other than those top two guys, some more than four

targets in this game. It was just all predicated on speed and tiring out that already banged up Ravens secondary,

and it worked. The Ravens went up big, but in the second half, the dolphins were just moving

the ball at will, and that allowed them to help complete that comeback. And all those passing

yards, they had to come from somewhere to a toss for 469 yards and six scores.

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