Week 2 Fantasy football panic meter: What to do with Colston Loveland, Travis Etienne and more slow starters

Week 1 of the NFL season is bound to always bring forward some of the craziest overreactions in the Fantasy Football world. Just when you thought you aced a perfect draft, the tight end you drafted in the middle of Round 4 — third off the board at his position — drops a goose egg in your matchup. Making matters worse, you lose your Week 1 game by 0.4 points and said tight end scored zero Fantasy points despite his real team putting up 59 on the scoreboard.

If reading that felt too much like a personal anecdote to you, that's because it was. But does that mean we should just abandon ship on Colston Loveland, treat him like a wasted draft pick, and sell him off to the first manager who started any tight end who scored double digits in Week 1? Of course it doesn't. It also doesn't mean we should just forget about what happened. Week 1 can provide important context for how to move forward in our Fantasy Football seasons.

On Fantasy Football Today, Adam Aizer, Jamey Eisenberg, and Heath Cummings dove into the Week 1 performances that alarmed Fantasy managers the most and brought back…

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