Huddle Up: Worthy had a terrific Week 1 performance but was held to only 22 total yards last week. He should see a handful of touches if he is active for Week 3, but fantasy players in most leagues probably have better options available.

Huddle Up: Pacheco probably will have a chance to return to the lineup at some point during the second half of the season, so fantasy players should look to stash him on their bench if they can. Carson Steele likely will receive a majority of the snaps at running back for the time being and can be at least a flex option in most leagues.

Huddle Up: It's safe to say he's going to miss more than that - potentially much more. Samaje Perine and Carson Steele need to be rostered, and they will both be flex candidates in PPR leagues.

Huddle Up: The one-catch effort ended a regular-season streak of Kelce registering at least three catches in every game dating back over six years ago. It is almost inconceivable how little Kelce has been involved through two games (four catches on seven targets for 39 scoreless yards) considering how dominant he was in Kansas City's four playoff games last season (32 catches for 355 yards and three touchdowns). Given how little tight ends around the league are producing, fantasy managers have little choice but to hope Patrick Mahomes will be more diligent in trying to find his (former?) favorite target in the coming weeks.

Huddle Up: This game was a dose of reality for enthusiastic fantasy managers of Worthy, who saw him score a pair of touchdowns on three touches in Week 1. The reality is that managers got to experience his ceiling and floor in consecutive weeks. With Marquise Brown (chest) done for the year, Worthy should remain a full-time player with great upside in a very good offense, which should keep him in the WR3 conversation all season long.

Huddle Up: Rice did the bulk of his damage on a perfectly thrown 44-yard touchdown strike from Patrick Mahomes midway to the second quarter. The second-year wideout has been everything his fantasy managers could have hoped for through two weeks, topping 100 yards receiving in the opener and scoring a touchdown in this one. Rice will have a tough matchup in Week 3 - he figures to see a lot of A.J. Terrell - but he should remain in lineups regardless.

Huddle Up: Steele has emerged as an occasional short-yardage option through two weeks, although he did not help his cause in this one by losing a fumble. Still, the Chiefs do not hesitate to give him the ball again later in the game. Steele might be worth an add in fantasy this week depending on the status of Isiah Pacheco, who was on crutches and in a walking boot after the game. If Pacheco is sidelined for Week 3 versus the Atlanta Falcons, Steele could have flex value in larger leagues.

Huddle Up: The 151 yards are the fewest Mahomes has thrown for in any game he started and finished. The first two games are not what fantasy managers have become accustomed to with Mahomes, but the Baltimore Ravens (Week 1) have a good defense and the Bengals have typically played him tough under defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo. Week 3 does not figure to be an easy game either versus the Atlanta Falcons, but few quarterbacks can overcome a difficult matchup like Mahomes.

Huddle Up: Brown suffered the injury catching a pass in preseason Week 1. There remains a chance he could be back for the NFL postseason, but that does fantasy owners no good. He can be dropped in redraft leagues.

Huddle Up: Brown is expected to miss an extended period of time because of the injury and probably can be dropped in fantasy leagues. Xavier Worthy is coming off a terrific Week 1 performance and should have a good role in the offense with Brown sidelined. Worthy could be a flex option in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: It seems Brown is trending toward missing another game so managers will need to prepare for a pivot option in Week 2.

Huddle Up: There was some optimism that Brown would be able to play in Week 2, but he is not off to a good start after sitting Wednesday. Fantasy players will know about his status later in the week but may want to consider other options for their lineups this week.

Huddle Up: Even if he plays, the Chiefs might ease Brown in and not give him a full complement of snaps. Adding to that, he has to compete for targets with Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy, Travis Kelce and others. Brown is best left on the bench until we see him produce.

Huddle Up: Three touches, two touchdowns. Not bad. While the receiving score was the result of a busted coverage, his speed was obvious. We'll see how quickly he grasps the nuances of the offense, but he's a threat to take it to the house every time he touches the ball. That affords him weekly value. How reliable that value is will be determined in the coming weeks as we see often he gets the ball.

Huddle Up: The NFL chose not to put Rice on the Commissioner's Exempt list or hand down a suspension, so the second-year wideout functioned as Patrick Mahomes' top target on Thursday night. He fell down draft boards because the assumption was he'd be suspended. Now, it's impossible to say when or if he'll be suspended this season. At this point, however, it doesn't matter. If he's on your team, he belongs in your lineup.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players will need to monitor the situation next week to see if Brown will be able to play. He should have a decent role in the passing game once he is cleared to play and could be at least a flex option in some fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Now, the attention turns to Week 2 to see if Brown will make his debut. The fact that the Chiefs didn't put him on injured reserve means they expect him back by or before Week 4. Rashee Rice receives a slight bump and is a WR2, but it's hard to trust any other Chiefs receivers.

Huddle Up: Brown is expected to miss the regular season opener but appears to have a chance to play in Week 2. Rashee Rice and Travis Kelce are probably the only Chiefs pass catchers that should be starting options this week.

Huddle Up: That means Samaje Perine should be handcuffed to Isiah Pacheco. CEH could have value later in the season, but he's not worth stashing at this point.

Huddle Up: He'll likely play second fiddle to Isiah Pacheco in the backfield as Clyde Edwards-Helaire is dealing with some personal stuff. Perine really shouldn't be in your lineups. His main value is to Pacheco owners for now.

Huddle Up: Brown suffered a sprained SC joint in his shoulder early in the preseason, and he's right around the four-week mark. He'll be a flex candidate upon his return.

Huddle Up: Steele showcased the ability to do a bit of everything during the preseason, and while Pacheco has emerged as a workhorse, Steele appears to be a worthwhile handcuff.

Huddle Up: Even if they are declared active, neither Perine nor Smith-Schuster is likely to have much fantasy impact in any format, unless the Chiefs sustain a slew of injuries at offensive skill positions.

Huddle Up: Brown was expected to miss four to six weeks with the sternoclavicular dislocation he suffered in the first preseason game, so Week 2 or Week 3 was always the most likely outcome for him to return. It could take Brown a little time to work himself back into decent shape, but he should be ready to start contributing to fantasy lineups in Week 4 or Week 5 if he does not have a setback.