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ESPN Fantasy Football Guide Previews Week 2 Matchups, Lineup Advice and Score Projections

ESPN's 'Playbook' fantasy football feature offers analysis on favorable and unfavorable matchups, start-sit recommendations, and projected scores for all NFL games in Week 2.

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ESPN has published a fantasy football preview titled 'The Playbook: Shadow Reports, lineup locks and projected scores for Week 2,' according to the publication. The feature is described by ESPN as an all-encompassing resource for fantasy football players preparing for the upcoming week of NFL games.

According to ESPN, the article covers matchups that fantasy managers may want to target or avoid based on player performance projections and opposing team defenses. The piece also includes what ESPN refers to as 'lineup locks,' or recommended starting lineup decisions for fantasy football participants.

The ESPN feature additionally provides projected scores for all NFL games scheduled during the week, the publication said. Such projections are commonly used by fantasy football players to help inform decisions about which players to start or benchmark performance expectations against.

ESPN did not specify in the excerpt reviewed which particular teams, players, or matchups are highlighted in the full article, nor did it provide the specific projected scores referenced in the piece. The publication is known for producing recurring fantasy football analysis content throughout the NFL season aimed at assisting fantasy league participants with weekly roster decisions.

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