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Samuel looks to have come back to his old role on the 49ers, lining up everywhere and getting the ball put in his hands to make plays. He even had over 70 kick return yards. Samuel just might be a draft-day steal if they are going to use him like this throughout the season.
Robinson had a red zone target in this game as well, but failed to snag the short pass. His long touchdown saved his fantasy day, but it's worth asking: how many fantasy managers did it truly save?
Black was in a full-on committee with Christian McCaffrey, something few, if any, saw coming. Both were tied at 15 touches apiece, but McCaffrey led in total opportunities thanks to seeing more targets. Black won't have games like this all the time, but he's showing himself to be a valuable handcuff that CMC managers will need to snag when they can.
Pineiro had a solid game overall, though I'm sure he wishes that he could go back and have another try at the one he missed. As long as he is healthy and active and the Niners' offense keeps this up, he should be just fine for fantasy.
Flournoy flashed at times last year and is expected to take on a larger role in 2026. He’s coming off of a great second season in the league that saw him snag 40 passes for nearly 500 yards and four touchdowns, including two games with more than 110 yards.
Brooks has steadily improved since suffering the groin injury and looks like he is on his way to playing in Week 1. His workload might be lessened, as the team is looking to keep him healthy for the long term. However, while he might be tough to start, he’s an interesting name to watch on opening week.
Mayer is an all around contributor, making it well worth the investment for the Raiders. For fantasy, it means that he is behind Brock Bowers for the long term, but maybe the Raiders will employ more tight end sets so both can eat, as they are likely the two most talented pass catchers on the team at this point in time. Time will tell what his fantasy value will become.
Kraft was on his way to a massive season in 2025 before going down with a torn ACL. He gets his payday as the Packers lock in their emergeing star for the long haul.
Dortch will be a depth option, but he will likely see little work, as he is buried on the depth chart. He's been productive when given the opportunity in the past, but it will be hard to find that in Buffalo.
Gore will provide depth and likely see some snaps on special teams, but is unlikely to see any real action on offense given the running backs ahead of him on the depth chart.
