This is Jared McKinnon, and you're listening to Roster Watch. The

The The Hello there, Rosterwatch Nation, it's your friendly neighborhood trash man, and this is the garbage grab.

More particularly, this is the fantasy fallout going into week three of the NFL season.

Wow, week two.

Yeah, so in the wake of all that carnage that happened, we have quite a few moves we're going to need to

make if we want to keep moving forward in a positive direction in fantasy football. So let's go

ahead and get started with the first game. Bengals at Browns, Bengals lost us from 30 to 35.

Bengals tight-in C.J. Uzoma went down to a torn Achilles in week one, leaving second

year Titan drew sample to take over the starting role in Cincinnati. The Titan is a rookie

quarterback's best friend and sample in the Thursday night second in targets with nine to only

AJ Green, who had 13. Sample needs to be owned in all formats where he need to tie in red now.

Through two games, Joe Burrow is averaging over 20 fantasy points per game, which is not bad

for a rookie.

His offensive line is garbage, but Burrow is showing enough to poise to believe in him

as a regular season fantasy contributor. He's still owned in about 25% of

leagues, so go get him if you can. T. Higgins, rookie receiver played in three wide sets for the

Bengals on Thursday ahead of John Ross, notably. No big game for the rookie, but the snaps,

which he had 23 of, were a good sign. With AJ Green only picking up 29 yards on 13 targets, the Bengals will be wise to get Higgins

more involved. On the other side of the ball, let's not get it twisted. The Browns won,

but Baker Mayfield was pretty pedestrian in the ball. Let's not get it twisted. The Browns won, but Baker Mayfield was pretty

pedestrian in the victory. Possibilities for mistakes are limited as they only threw the ball

23 times on the night. Odell Beckham led in targets with only six. The Browns did and will

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