Elic Ayomanor Makes Waves with Titans, Featured in Fantasy Start/Sit Advice
Former Stanford wide receiver Elic Ayomanor is quickly gaining attention after making plays with the Tennessee Titans. His performance has also landed him in fantasy football discussions, with experts weighing in on whether he's a viable start in Week 2.
Ayomanor's Impressive Showing and Fantasy Football Potential
A recent tweet highlighted a touchdown connection between quarterback Cameron Ward and Elic Ayomanor during a game. This play underscores the growing chemistry between the two and Ayomanor's potential impact on the Titans' offense. Fantasy football analysts are taking notice, considering him a potential sleeper pick.
Fantasy Football Week 2: Start/Sit Advice – Elic Ayomanor and Others
Fantasy football is a game of making tough decisions, and Week 2 is no exception. Experts are providing their insights on who to start and who to sit, and Elic Ayomanor is among those being discussed. Other players mentioned include Jonathan Taylor and Darnell Mooney.
Elic Ayomanor as a Week 2 Sleeper
Ryan Prosick (Fantrax) identifies Elic Ayomanor as a "sleeper start" for Week 2. He notes Ayomanor's strong performance against the Denver Broncos, his high unrealized air yards, and top-10 first-read target share. Prosick suggests that if you're in need of a desperation play, Ayomanor is a quality pickup for Week 2 and potentially beyond. Prosick believes that Cam Ward truly needs a second target, and Ayomanor fulfills this position.
Other Week 2 Fantasy Football Insights
Nick Penticoff (Fantasy Football Astronauts) highlights Darnell Mooney's potential, particularly if Drake London is sidelined with his shoulder injury. Penticoff believes Mooney could be a top-24 receiver in fantasy points per game this week, with top-15 upside if London is out.
Jonathan Taylor: A Potential Week 2 Dud?
Mike Fanelli (FantasyPros) advises fantasy managers to temper their expectations for Jonathan Taylor against the Denver Broncos. He points out that the Broncos effectively shut down the Titans' rushing attack in Week 1. Fanelli also believes the Colts' offense won't be as successful as they were against the Miami Dolphins in Week 1, and if Taylor doesn't break off a big run or two, he could have a quiet performance.
