The first week of the season is over, and fantasy football managers are either celebrating the way they drafted and made moves, or they are tilting because the first game of the season resulted in a loss.
While the first week of the season often presents fantasy football managers with random outcomes to sift through, there are some players that saw their stock get impacted whether it be through injuries or performance—or lack thereof.
Though some of what happened in Week 1 should be taken with a grain of salt, there are some legitimate changes to a handful of players’ stock.
Here’s a look at the stock up, stock down in fantasy football following Week 1:
