Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season is underway, and fantasy football enthusiasts have a chance to add several Eagles to their lineup. The Philadelphia Eagles produced three passing touchdowns and two explosive gains in their season-opening victory, but Sean Mannion’s offense remains a work in progress.
Philadelphia now faces a Tennessee defense that allowed the Jets 367 yards and 23 points. The Titans surrendered 152 rushing yards but limited their opponent to two third-down conversions.
Here is the fantasy outlook for Philadelphia’s primary players in Week 2.
Start Jalen Hurts
Hurts completed 14 of 25 passes for 203 yards and three touchdowns in Week 1. He added 46 rushing yards, giving fantasy managers a strong performance without scoring on the ground.
Tennessee defensive
tackle Jeffery Simmons creates a legitimate concern against Philadelphia’s reshuffled interior line, but Hurts’ mobility raises his weekly floor. He remains a high-end QB1.
Start Saquon Barkley
Barkley rushed 15 times for 83 yards, including a 42-yard gain. He did not catch a pass or score a touchdown, but his workload and explosive run were encouraging.
The Titans allowed 152 rushing yards in Week 1. Barkley should be started as an RB1 in every format.
Start DeVonta Smith
Smith finished with three receptions for 54 yards on six targets. The modest volume was partly because Philadelphia completed only 14 passes.
Smith remains the offense’s most reliable wide receiver and should be treated as a high-end WR2.
Start Dallas Goedert
Goedert caught four passes for 77 yards and two touchdowns. He received five targets and played 64% of Philadelphia’s offensive snaps.
Touchdowns will fluctuate, but his route involvement and chemistry with Hurts make him a TE1.
Flex Dontayvion Wicks
Wicks caught two passes for 73 yards and one touchdown while playing 91% of the offensive snaps. His 64-yard reception demonstrated his big-play upside.
The limited target total creates volatility, but his snap share makes him a WR3 or flex option.
Sit Hollywood Brown
Brown did not play an offensive snap against Washington. Nick Sirianni wants him involved, but fantasy managers should wait until Philadelphia gives him a consistent role.
Sit Makai Lemon
Lemon played 35 snaps but caught two passes for a minus-1 yard gain. His blocking and positional versatility will keep him involved, but his fantasy role remains undeveloped.
Start Eagles defense
Tennessee produced 195 yards and 10 points in Week 1. Cam Ward was sacked three times and committed one turnover. Philadelphia will not have Jonathan Greenard, but Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis and the Eagles’ secondary create a favorable matchup. The Eagles are a strong starting defense.
Jake Elliott remains a streaming option
Elliott made all three extra-point attempts but did not attempt a field goal in Week 1. Philadelphia should create scoring opportunities, although its red-zone efficiency could limit his field-goal volume.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Eagles fantasy football outlook: Start or sit options against the Titans
