Week 1 is in the books, and there are a few poor souls out there that started T. Higgins, that started Drake London, that started Josh Allen, Joe Burrow, Lamar Jackson, Jalen Hertz, these locks of plays, and a couple of those guys put up donuts, zeros.

So am I going to sit here today and make sure you don't do that again? No, because I don't know who's putting up zero, but I'm going to sit here and act like I know what I'm talking about and give you my week two rankings of the top 35 wide receivers in the top 30 running backs. Let's cook.

Looking at the running backs, I don't need to babysit you.

I don't need to hold your hand for the first of you guys.

But I will say Austin Eccler does need some notes.

He's going through it, okay?

Wednesday he didn't practice.

Thursday, he didn't practice.

And on Wednesday, his agent passed away.

Brothers going through it, like I said.

So there is some hesitation around him.

Obviously, if he doesn't play, don't start him.

But if he does, he's still Austin Echler.

These are still half PPR rankings.

He's still a stud running back one in fantasy.

But Josh Kelly may have a role.

I'll get into him later.

But if Echler plays, he's still RB6.

A little bit of that applies to Aaron Jones, who's my RB11. Jones is dealing with the hammy. He didn't practice on Thursday. If he plays, I still like him to be a fringe RB1. If he doesn't, AJ Dylan, his brother right there on his shoulder, as you could see, he's all of a sudden

in my top 30 running backs. He would get all the goal line work. He would be the workhorse of that Packers backfield that's still an offense that's probably going to try

and rely on their run game. So AJ Dylan will get quite the upgrade and he would be on this list.

I'm not putting them there quite yet because we don't have the status.

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