8 Fantasy Football Sleepers for Week 2

Brandon Marshall, WR, Seattle Seahawks

With Doug Baldwin sidelined by a knee injury, the Seattle Seahawks' receiving corps is pretty thin.

Baldwin made it through only 11 snaps in Week 1, which opened up plenty of opportunity for other wideouts. Tyler Lockett was locked into his role even with Baldwin on the field, playing 98.2% of the team's snaps, and next up on the depth chart was Brandon Marshall, who played 64.9%.

Marshall also led the Seahawks with 6 targets and ranked second with 83 air yards. Additionally, he accounted for two of their four red zone targets, while one of the other two belonged to Baldwin.

The Seattle offense looks like a bit of a mess, and they've only got a 20.0-point implied total on the road against Chicago on Monday, but Marshall could very well be the team's top wideout until Baldwin returns, making him worth a roster spot.