Week 2 is always fun because you get to see who overreacts to what happened in Week 1. Fantasy managers love to panic, but you shouldn’t rush to judgment after one game. Relax.

For example, you should remain confident in Ja’Marr Chase, Colston Loveland and Jaylen Waddle, among others. As long as they are healthy, they should perform at a high level for the majority of the season.

On the other hand, there’s reason for concern for Drake Maye and Justin Herbert since both quarterbacks could be without their best receivers. Maye won’t have A.J. Brown (ankle) for at least the next four games, and Herbert could be without Ladd McConkey (ribs) in Week 2.

I also hope the Falcons get Cooper Rush off the field in favor of Michael Penix Jr. (knee) or Tua Tagovailoa (oblique). Either quarterback is a boost for Drake London and Kyle Pitts, but you should downgrade both in Week 2 against Carolina if Rush starts again.

There are plenty of other examples, pro and con, of how to react to what happened in Week 1. Just remember that bad games happen. Great players aren’t always great for every performance.

It just stings a little more when one of your stars struggles in Week 1. We’re all fired up for the start of the season, and then you get a dud — or worse, an injury — and it’s a depressing feeling.

Thankfully, Week 2 is here. You got the chance to alter your lineup with the waiver wire or maybe a trade. Hopefully, your team is ready to go.

We also hope your best players deliver a solid outing, especially if they struggled in Week 1. But just be prepared for more letdowns. It’s a long season, and even if you fall to 0-2, you’ll be OK. You can still recover and make the playoffs and compete for a championship.

As always, we’re here to help with the starts and sits that you need. So let’s get to it. Week 2 is here. And it’s going to be a lot of fun

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49ers (vs. MIA)

The 49ers defense played great in Week 1 against the Rams, holding them to 7 points with one interception, one fumble recovery and just 290 total yards allowed. It’s a big difference when Nick Bosa and Fred Warner are healthy, and  San Francisco should dominate the Miami offense in Week 2. The Raiders held the Dolphins to 13 points in Week 1 with five sacks, one interception and one fumble recovery. The 49ers DST should be amazing in Week 2.

Buccaneers (vs. CLE)
Packers (vs. NYJ)
Chiefs (vs. IND)

Vikings (at CHI)

The Vikings defense came alive late in Week 1 against the Packers and finished with four sacks, one interception and one fumble recovery. But the Bears offense could be tough to stop. Chicago just scored 59 points in Week 1 against Carolina, and Caleb Williams was sacked just twice. The Bears also had one fumble. I don’t want to trust the Vikings DST against Chicago in Week 2.

Tiffany Stratton has suffered an accident during a live stream. The star fell on her head, leaving everyone concerned about her well-being.

Tiffany Stratton suffered an accident and was hurt during her live stream

Tiffany Stratton was live on Twitch tonight, where she was training and hitting different moves at the WWE Performance Center, and was working on some moves. Unfortunately, while this was happening, she suffered an accident and ended up falling on her neck.

Stratton was doing flips to the outside using the ropes. The star was trying out the move and had previously successfully bounced off the ropes using her knees to hit a senton onto the pad on the outside. However, after the successful attempt, things went wrong. After a few moments, while she was talking, she tried the move again, but this time she didn’t bring up her knees to bounce out.

Instead, she just went up and over and fell directly on her neck. There was a moment when everyone there was concerned for her, and she stayed down, audibly groaning. It was clear that she was hurt.

Thankfully, it turned out to apparently not be too serious as she stood right back up.

The video of the moment can be watched below.

What made the moment even odder is that Je’Von Evans entered just after this, having missed it. Stratton tried to greet him after standing up, but even then it could be seen that she was in some pain as a result of the botch.

Hopefully, it was just a botch and the star is not injured. She continued to stream for some time after, but ended it earlier than usual. There are no updates as to her health as of now.

We at Sportskeeda Wrestling send our best wishes to the star.