Fantasy football advice, Week 2: Who to start/sit for Dolphins vs. Jaguars

It was a bit of a struggle early, but the Miami Dolphins ultimately won their Week 1 game against Washington to go 1-0, just like everyone else in the AFC East. Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars were one of three AFC South teams to lose their Week 1 game, and head into a Week 2 game against Miami looking to get to .500.

The Dolphins come into Sunday's game basically healthy from a fantasy perspective. None of the popular names appeared on the week's injury report. For the Jaguars, though, it's a different story. Three of the team's wide receivers -- Allen Robinson, Rashad Greene and Marqise Lee -- were on the injury report, though all three are expected to play. Starting running back T.J. Yeldon will play after dealing with a knee problem. The team will continue to be without tight end Julius Thomas, dealing with a finger problem.

Start 'em: The Miami running game didn't do much against Washington, but Lamar Miller should have much less problem against Jacksonville. ... Jarvis Landry is the best of a big group of receivers for Miami, and he'll be a fine WR2. ... As long as he's healthy, Jordan Cameron profiles as a starting tight end. ... The Dolphins' defense could get through the first half of the season as fantasy's best.

Start 'em?: It could have been a better season debut for Ryan Tannehill, who accounted for only 11 fantasy points in what should have been a friendly matchup against Washington, but expect him to get back to the good against Jacksonville. He's a borderline QB1 with upside.

Sit 'em: Things get murky behind Landry in the Miami passing game. Rishard Matthews, Greg Jennings, Kenny Stills and DeVante Parker all could pop, or all could get nothing. They are flex plays of varying strength, though no more than one will likely do much in a given game, and good luck deciding which. ... In his debut, Andrew Franks converted all three of his kicks in Week 1, but he's not on the starting radar quite yet.

Start 'em?: There were some good things that came out of T.J. Yeldon's debut in Week 1. He's a mid-range flex play, though he doesn't carry huge upside. ... Allen Robinson had a disappointing Week 1; he and Allen Hurns might alternate being the team's top receiver. Neither is super safe. ... The Jaguars' defense is improved, though you probably have a better option.

Sit 'em: People keep wanting to invest in Blake Bortles in fantasy, and it keeps being a bad idea. ... Rashad Greene was heavily targeted in his first game, thrown to 13 times, but he only turned that into 28 yards. ... Jason Myers, like Josh Scobee before him, might be a fine kicker, but he's on an offense where that's unlikely to matter.