NFL Preseason Week 2 Recap: Immediate fantasy football takeaways from Saturday's games

Key Points:

• Washington Commanders' new tight end Chig Okonkwo is expected to have a larger role this season, playing significantly more snaps than he did with the Tennessee Titans, positioning him as a top sleeper tight end for fantasy managers.
• Detroit Lions' wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa remains uncertain in his role, playing with backup units during preseason games, suggesting he may not secure a significant fantasy role unless injuries occur to starters Amon-Ra St. Brown or Jameson Williams.
• Cleveland Browns rookie Denzel Boston secured the X receiver role and played despite starters resting, indicating his importance in the quarterback competition and potential for notable snaps in Week 1.
• Baltimore Ravens' Ja’Kobi Lane is emerging as the team’s WR3 with substantial preseason playing time, and he could see an increased role due to Rashod Bateman’s legal issues, making Lane a valuable late-round fantasy pick.
• Minnesota Vikings running back Demond Claiborne has locked in the RB3 spot after preseason rotations, suggesting he will be a key backup behind Aaron Jones Sr. and Jordan Mason this season.