This is Daniel Jones and you're listening to Roster Watch. Rastrow Watch Nation, what is up and welcome back to another episode of Top 10 thoughts from week two in the NFL.

I'm Cody Carpenter, joined on Monday with you to talk about the things that came from the weekend.

Again, we have two more Monday night football games tonight.

If you're listening to this on Tuesday, you've already watched those games. Tampa Bay at Houston.

Mike Evans' third homecoming back to the Galveston area. And then the Chargers and the Raiders,

late night, 10 p.m. Eastern kick should be a good one. Get to see a little more Ashton

Genty, a little more amarian hampton for

your rookie likings but today i do want to start out with rookies and it's quince john judkins

it's r j harvey two backs that have gotten workload but maybe not quite the workload that we've

expected to the first two weeks if you would have asked us or thought about this a month ago. Obviously,

Quinn Sean Judkins touched the field for the first time this year, this week.

You can watch every rush attempt that he had up on the Rush to watch YouTube channel,

cut that thing up, posted it over there earlier today.

With Quinn Sean's entrance into the line a piece of 25% of the snaps almost half of the rush attempts in the backfield which is

a big big big like sovereign going off in the background 25% snaps and half the rush

attempts on the team in a game that they got blown out in by a divisional

foe. Ran 16% of the routes had a 7% target here for Quinn Sean in his debut, scored 10

fantasy points, 10.1 ppr fantasy points. That's big. That's a big entrance into this backfield.

Again, Jerome Ford's 050% of the snaps. Only 27% of the rush attempts.

He did run 49% of the routes. We did see Dylan Samson's utilization overall come down from 45% to 25%.

His rush attempts go from 52 to 19, and his routes go from 31 to 20. And then obviously, that target share came down.

But he still, with a the touchdown had 10.9

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