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Week 1 in the NFL and Week 1 in fantasy football are not the same.
\n\nIn the NFL, being slow out of the gate can be disappointing. However, you can overcome it with steady play down the road. After all, 17 weeks and 16 games remain. That's a luxury fantasy football players don't have, so panic sets in sooner because the entire season has to be completed in one NFL regular season.
\n\nWhether you felt good coming out of the draft or not, a Week 1 loss is demoralizing. All that research, time and effort to only come up short.
\n\nThat can be especially hard to deal with after the league tied for the highest-scoring opening week in the Super Bowl era, meaning the points were in excess on the field and in fantasy. Luckily for us, that also means there is no shortage of players to find on waivers.
\n\nHere are 10 players worth adding ahead of Week 2.
\n\n(Roster percentages via Yahoo. Check waivers in your league for availability.)
\n\nThe Dolphins are bad, but in a good way for fantasy purposes. Willis proved that much in Week 1, scampering in for a rushing touchdown and adding 39 yards…
Original source: https://www.usatoday.com/sports/
