In a thrilling Week 1 match against the Eagles in Brazil, the Green Bay Packers found a standout performer in their No. 2 running back, Wilson. Despite playing behind Josh Jacobs, Wilson showcased his skills with an impressive performance, carrying the ball four times for 46 yards and making two catches for 2 yards on three targets.

With starter MarShawn Lloyd sidelined due to a hamstring injury, Wilson seized the opportunity to prove himself on the field. His noteworthy outing has raised expectations, and it is likely that he will continue to occupy the role of the No. 2 running back for the foreseeable future.

For fantasy football enthusiasts in deeper leagues, Wilson presents an intriguing prospect worth stashing on their rosters. With just 1 percent of the remaining FAB, his potential upside makes him an attractive option to consider.

Meanwhile, in shallow leagues, several other players are vying for attention. Brian Thomas Jr., Khalil Shakir, Jameson Williams, Marquise Brown, Josh Palmer, and Jerry Jeudy have all shown promise, and fantasy managers should take note of their performances.

Williams, especially, left a lasting impression in his debut against the Rams. He hauled in five catches for an impressive 121 yards and a touchdown on nine targets, exemplifying his potential to be a game-changer in fantasy football.

Thomas also made an impact in his NFL debut against Miami, showcasing his skills with four catches for 47 yards and a touchdown on four targets. His performance even drew a pass interference call in the end zone against renowned cornerback Jalen Ramsey.

Shakir, although not recording a huge game against the Cardinals, concluded his outing with three catches for 42 yards and a touchdown on three targets. This highlights his contribution to his team's offensive efforts.

Fantasy managers should keep an eye on Marquise Brown, as he is expected to make his return in Week 2. With a potentially significant role in the Chiefs' offense, Brown could be poised for a productive season.

Palmer's Week 1 performance against the Raiders saw him tallying two catches for 15 yards on three targets before being ejected for fighting in the fourth quarter. However, there is still optimism surrounding his future potential, making him a viable player to stash in all leagues.

Jerry Jeudy's presence in the Browns' passing game was evident in Week 1, as he garnered eight targets, finishing the game with three catches for 25 yards and a touchdown. With David Njoku nursing an ankle injury, Jeudy's role could expand, further increasing his fantasy value.

As for potential drop candidates, Curtis Samuel, Adam Thielen, Ja'Lynn Polk, Darnell Mooney, and Dontayvion Wicks are players who may no longer warrant a spot on fantasy rosters.

While it might be premature to drop Samuel after just one game, his limited production of two catches for 15 yards on two targets against the Cardinals raises doubts about his impact in fantasy football.

Similarly, Thielen managed only three catches for 49 yards on four targets against the Saints, with minimal upside expected due to the crowded receiving corps in Carolina.

Polk's lackluster performance, recording just one catch for 6 yards on one target against the Bengals, is indicative of the uninspiring state of the Patriots' passing game, making him a questionable asset.

Mooney's fantasy value remains limited as long as Kirk Cousins struggles to find his rhythm. In Week 1 against the Steelers, Mooney managed just one catch for 15 yards on three targets.

Wicks, who failed to register any catches on three targets against the Eagles in Week 1, is unlikely to make an impact unless Jayden Reed, Christian Watson, or Romeo Doubs face any injury setbacks.

Fantasy managers should carefully weigh their options and consider these players' performances and potential value before making any roster adjustments.