Mike Clay

Uh oh. Just when it seemed like Man and Machine were going to finally merge into a unified force hellbent on destroying not each other but the sportsbooks, we have a rough week in the divisional round.

Childs Walker Ravens 30, Chiefs 24 “The Ravens have been better than the Chiefs this year. They have more ways to win and in Lamar Jackson, a superstar who seems ready to come into his own as a true rival to Patrick Mahomes. No one blows out the Chiefs, however, and no lead will ever feel safe against Mahomes. The quarterbacks will headline, but this game could just as easily come down to the defenses. Kansas City will pressure Jackson and make it difficult for him to move the ball in chunks. But the Ravens were just as stingy against big plays and much better at creating takeaways. They will disturb Mahomes just enough to pull out a tense win.”

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Welcome to the Fantasy Football Playbook for Week 2, which kicks off Thursday with the Bills at the Dolphins

Mike Clay provides an all-encompassing look at Week 2's matchups to exploit and avoid in weekly fantasy, including projected final scores.

Childs Walker Ravens 30, Raiders 17 “The Raiders held their own in an opening loss to the Chargers. They have skilled playmakers and an elite pass rusher in Maxx Crosby. In other words, enough talent to make the Ravens uncomfortable. But the Ravens have an MVP quarterback, a far more accomplished coach and more star power on defense. Look for Derrick Henry to break out in his Baltimore debut as the Ravens play from ahead all afternoon.”

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