Stud of the Week & Week 2 Power Rankings.

Image provided by Evrim Fowler Studios

Stud of the week: Saquon Barkley

There were a lot of good options for this week. JJ, Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes were all unreal. Cooper Kupp is still Cooper Kupp and could have easily been the Stud of the week.

However, week 1 has to go to Saquon. He looked just as explosive as we could have hoped, and carried the Giants to a victory over the 49ers. His ceiling is as high as ever, and that is the rare caliber of player that could end up being a league winner.

Week 2 Power Rankings:

1. Dynasty Daddy (1-0)

As I said last week, "Until I start losing due to having terrible running backs and Deshaun's 11-game suspension, why would I not rank my team first?" Darrell Henderson is the new RB1 in LA, and Rex Burkhead is a bigger steal than could have been imagined. This team may have not scored the most points, but a win is a win. Plus, Kyle Pitt's spent week 1 loading up so that he could actually play week 2.

2. Herbert’s Serbert (1-0):

Fields looked better than expected and Justin Jefferson is a cheat code. Also, Cordarrelle Patterson was incredible week 1.

3. Mr Cantuski (1-0)

Kupp and Diggs are doing what we all hoped they wouldn't, and Joe Mixon is catching more passes than ever. Aaron Rodgers will probably go back to being good again, and he can climb up the rankings.

4. DMeyering (1-0)

Damn, this team is stacked with young talent. And damn, Saquon is back. But damn...

5. ASAPCrocky (0-1)

A tough matchup against Jefferson, but this squad has a ton of talent. Will they sell young talent to get some win-now pieces? Or will they ride it out and hope for the best.

6. ASS Etienne SZN (1-0)

Can't put a team starting Jacoby Brisit in the top 5, sorry. To be fair, Swift looks like a beast. But on the contrary, Davis Mills is a CPU character.

7. CRoberts0531 (0-1)

Couple of bad breaks with Godwin & the normally reliable Stafford, this team is looking for brighter days. They are coming.

8. I Chase Young Kids (0-1)

Down goes Dak, but Tua may be ready to step up in his spot. Also, Davante Adams is a fuckin' beast. Henry will bounce back, but there's a big gap between the top end talent and the young studs on this roster. Will they rise up, or will Davante and Henry look for other fantasy homes?

9. CeeDee's Tears (0-1)

It's going to be tough for CeeDee to excel with Cooper Rush at the helm. Tough break there, and Breece being stuck behind Michael Carter was unexpected. This could easily change by the end of the year, so lots of room for upward movement here.

10. Chucky's Gone (0-1)

A big drop here, but the older RB's didn't perform as expected and Joe Flacco is currently in the Superflex spot. Could easily turn it around with the top end RB talent, but don't know if Ol' Joey Flacks is the man for the job.