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Coming out of Week 1, we were panicking about Omarion Hampton (2/5), Colston Loveland (0/5), Drake London (1/5), Jaylen Waddle (3/5), and Marvin Harrison Jr. (4/5). After another week of games, we're still panicking about Loveland, London, and MHJ, but at least London gets Michael Penix Jr. back in Week 3. As far as breakouts, Jalen Coker (4/5) and Dalton Kincaid (4/5) are definitely here to stay.

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As a reminder, each article will highlight duds and studs from the previous week. For the duds, I'll provide a score (0-5) on the panic meter. A score of zero means no panic whatsoever, while five means alarm bells are going off. For the studs, I'll do something similar, providing a score of 0-5 for players that "broke out" the previous week. A score of zero means I'm not buying the breakout, while five means this player has arrived and is here to stay.

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I won't discuss similar players from the week before, as the goal of this article is to provide new perspectives each week. Additionally, I won't waste your time highlighting obvious studs like Parker Washington and DeVonta Smith, nor will I tell you Jalen Nailor is a bust, as that's…

Original source: https://www.usatoday.com/sports/

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