Winning your Fantasy Football league isn't just about the perfect draft—it's about keeping your roster competitive all season long! Players can rise and fall throughout the year, and savvy managers know the key lies in transactions like trades and waiver claims. But with so many options out there, figuring out who to grab can be daunting. That's where I come in to highlight this week's top waiver wire adds!

Top Waiver Wire Targets for Week 2

Let’s dive into the best players you should consider for your roster this week, aiming to enhance your chances of winning!

Michael Penix Jr., QB, Falcons

After a strong showing last year, Penix kicked off the 2025 season throwing 42 times, completing 27 passes for 298 yards and a touchdown. He also rushed for a touchdown, totaling an impressive 24 Fantasy Points. With key targets like Drake London, Bijan Robinson, and Kyle Pitts at his disposal, the potential for big plays is high! Keep an eye on London’s injury status.

Daniel Jones, QB, Colts

Jones dazzled in his Colts debut with a stellar 22/29 passing for 272 yards and three total touchdowns (one passing, two rushing), earning 29.48 Fantasy Points. His rapport with Michael Pittman Jr. and rookie Tyler Warren looks promising, making Jones an attractive dual-threat option.

Hollywood Brown, WR, Chiefs

With key injuries and suspensions in the Chiefs’ receiving corps, Brown stepped up as the main man for Patrick Mahomes, racking up 99 yards on 10 catches from 16 targets. This resulted in a solid 19.9 Fantasy Points. Proving he can still produce, Brown is a must-add.

Quentin Johnston, WR, Chargers

In the Chargers' win over the Chiefs, Johnston snagged two touchdowns among his five catches for 79 yards, giving him 24.9 Fantasy Points. With proven playmakers around him, he’s capable of great things in the upcoming weeks.

Dylan Sampson, RB, Browns

Sampson burst onto the scene with a total of 20 touches in Week 1, accumulating 93 all-purpose yards for 17.3 Fantasy Points. As a 2025 fourth-round pick, he could maintain a substantial role in the offense, especially in passing situations.

Harold Fannin Jr., TE, Browns

Surprisingly, Fannin topped the Browns in targets in his debut, catching seven passes for 63 yards. With his college production, where he led in receptions and yards, Fannin could emerge as a reliable fantasy asset moving forward.

Wan'Dale Robinson, WR, Giants

Robinson received a steady eight targets in Week 1, converting six for 55 yards for 11.5 Fantasy Points. He might not have the explosive upside, but he can be a safe flex play with consistent volume.

Kayshon Boutte, WR, Patriots

Coming off a solid year, Boutte shone in Week 1 with six catches for 103 yards, earning 16.3 Fantasy Points. As roles on the Patriots remain fluid, he has the opportunity to thrive.

Cedric Tillman, WR, Browns

Tillman made his mark with a touchdown and 52 receiving yards, totaling 16.2 Fantasy Points. As he continued to develop, he could be a valuable FLEX option, especially if he meshes well with the passing game.

Joshua Palmer, WR, Bills

Palmer was targeted nine times in a high-scoring game, catching five for 61 yards and earning 11.1 Fantasy Points. His connection with Josh Allen could make him a key player for those seeking big point potential.

Juwan Johnson, TE, Saints

Johnson was heavily targeted, catching eight passes for 76 yards. His 15.6 Fantasy Points could signal recurring production if he stays a primary target.

Calvin Austin III, WR, Steelers

Austin was effective in the Steelers' explosive offense, contributing four catches for 70 yards. He may be worth a look in deeper leagues as a solid WR2 option.

These players could significantly bolster your roster, so act fast before they're snatched up! Keep monitoring injuries and matchups each week to stay ahead in your Fantasy Football league!