Despite a zero-point performance in Week 1, Colston Loveland remains a confident start in Week 2. The Chicago Bears' tight end was involved in the rushing attack and benefits from Ben Johnson's 'no block, no rock' philosophy. With Minnesota Vikings DC Brian Flores likely to blitz heavily, both Loveland and Cole Kmet should see increased passing opportunities.

Kyle Pitts also scored zero fantasy points, though he had Cooper Rush at quarterback. Still, the article suggests moving past the concern and focusing on upcoming matchups.

Bryce Young is highlighted as a top streaming QB for Week 2, coming off a strong performance against the Bears with 10 total touchdowns in five games against the Falcons. Tyler Shough and Jayden Daniels are also mentioned as potential streamers, with Daniels expected to rely more on rushing against the Cowboys.

A.J. Brown's absence due to injury shouldn't hurt Drake Maye, who ranks third in completion percentage on throws 20+ yards downfield. The Pittsburgh Steelers allow the second-highest completion percentage on such throws, making Maye a sneaky option this week.