Delanie Walker, Kendall Wright's Instant Fantasy Reaction After Week 2

The Tennessee Titans had a good matchup in Week 2 against the Dallas Cowboys, and some of the players were able to take advantage of the situation.   

Tight end Delanie Walker had one of the biggest plays of the game with a reception that ended up going 61 yards for a touchdown. Michael Fabiano of NFL.com was impressed with the play:

Ross Tucker of NBC Sports discussed Walker's role with the team:

Even though the big play is not something that will happen against stingier defenses, this was part of a solid game from start to finish as he finished with 10 catches for 142 yards and a touchdown. After scoring a touchdown last week as well, it is clear Walker's role within the offense will continue to grow.

The dynamic player has disappointed in the past, but he has become a low-end TE1 in fantasy lineups who can be counted on for a big game against weaker competition. 

Meanwhile, Kendall Wright was unable to take advantage of the Cowboys defense with just three catches for 31 yards. He was targeted more often, but Jake Locker simply could not connect, as noted by Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean:

The good news is that he is still a PPR machine who should get between five and 10 catches each time out. While touchdowns might be difficult to come by, he is generally one of the more consistent players in the league and can be trusted for production going forward if needed.

As long as Jake Locker stays healthy and continues to improve, both of these targets remain quality fantasy options in the future.

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