Nathan Jahnke is the Lead Fantasy Football Analyst at PFF. He specializes in various aspects of sports, with a strong focus on competitive sports, sports business, and sports marketing, particularly within team sports. Nathan's insights and expertise have been featured in PFF.
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Nathan Jahnke's articles mainly revolve around fantasy football in the NFL, focusing on waiver wire targets, start/sit recommendations, and weekly recaps. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches from individuals with deep knowledge of player performances and trends within the NFL.
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sits alone in the first tier: Allen's consistency, paired with Buffalo ‘s offensive continuity, sets him apart from the rest of the position.
Mike Washington Jr. could start this week: The Las Vegas Raiders rookie running back could be used in a feature role if Ashton Jeanty misses time.
Malik Nabers appears ready to play: The New York Giants ‘ release of Darius Slay ton is a sign the Giants are confident in Nabers, and he starts the season with a great matchup.
could start the season strong: Bolton faces the Denver Broncos in Week 1. Last time he faced Denver (Week 17 last year), he tied his season-high in tackles and recorded his only interception of the year.
dominates the snap count: Hollins out-snapped free-agent addition Romeo Doubs in the first half, and then led the wide receivers in snaps after A.J. Brown 's ankle injury.
By: Nathan Jahnke
Jadarian Price received a clear majority of Seattle’s early-down snaps Wednesday night, confirming his place in the Kenneth Walker role.
San Francisco rookies play a large role: De'Zhaun Stribling led the 49ers wide receivers in snaps before leaving with an injury, while
takes over for Mayer was a borderline fantasy starter last season when Bowers was injured, and with Bowers out again, he starts the season with a great matchup.
Zay Flowers dominates before injury: Flowers caught five passes for 150 yards and a touchdown, but saw an early exit due to a hamstring injury.
Kaelon Black leads the San Francisco 49ers in carries: While Christian McCaffrey remains a must-start fantasy option, the
