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Paul Spinelli / Associated Press                       Jaguars quarterback David Garrard finished with a solid 21 fantasy points on NFL.com in Week 2.                               Michael Fabiano offers up 10 players to target off the waiver wire to improve your fantasy team after Week 2. The number in parenthesis is the percentage of NFL.com leagues that the player is still listed as a free agent.                                       Team        Player        Analysis                       Buffalo Bills         Trent Edwards, QB        (Free agent -- 17 percent) Edwards isn't available in a lot of fantasy leagues, but he should be owned in more than 83 percent. After two weeks,Stephen Curry Mvp Shoes, he ranks fourth in fantasy points among quarterbacks on NFL.com and has outscored the likes of Tom Brady,Nike Free 5.0 Homme Pas Cher, Tony Romo and Aaron Rodgers. He's proving to be a nice option for fantasy owners and has starting value in Week 3 against the New Orleans Saints.                                                                   Team         Player         Analysis                       Jacksonville Jaguars         David Garrard, QB        (Free agent -- 36 percent): Garrard won't be the most consistent quarterback in fantasy football, but he can be a viable matchup-based starter in larger leagues. He proved that in Week 2, throwing for 282 yards and two touchdowns in a 31-17 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. With games against the Texans, Seahawks and Rams ahead, Garrard has increasing fantasy value across the board.                                                                   Team         Player         Analysis                       Denver Broncos         Correll Buckhalter, RB        (Free agent -- 67 percent): We can all agree that Knowshon Moreno has the most fantasy potential in the Denver backfield, but Buckhalter has been productive nonetheless. In Week 2, he posted 76 rushing yards and a touchdown in a 27-6 win over Cleveland. If coach Josh McDaniels continues to utilize a backfield committee, Buckhalter will have some value for owners. He's worth a look in larger leagues.                                                                   Team         Player         Analysis                       Baltimore Ravens         Willis McGahee, RB        (Free agent -- 19 percent): I was shocked when I saw that McGahee was a free agent in close to 20 percent of NFL.com leagues. Despite being in a committee with Ray Rice, the veteran still ranks fourth in fantasy points at his position and has the same number of touchdowns as Adrian Peterson. In a run-based offense that now has some pop in the pass attack, McGahee is a very viable flex starter.                                                                   Team         Player         Analysis                       New Orleans Saints         Devery Henderson,Adidas Springblade 4 Shoes Mens Black/Fluorescent Green, WR        (Free agent -- 21 percent) Henderson has been an all-or-nothing wideout for owners during his career. Right now, he's giving us his all. The speedster currently ranks seventh in fantasy points among receivers on NFL.com, and it doesn't hurt to have Drew Brees throwing him the football. He should be owned in more than 79 percent of leagues, especially when Lance Moore is owned in 87 percent.                                                                   Team         Player         Analysis                       New York Giants         Mario Manningham,Mens Nike Zoom Hypercross Reflect Silver/Dark Magnet Grey/Volt/Black Training Shoes, WR        (Free agent -- 80 percent): Guess who has the most fantasy points among wide receivers after two weeks? No, it's not Larry Fitzgerald,Adidas Yeezy Boost Nz, Randy Moss or Andre Johnson. It's Manningham,Adidas Nmd Online, who's become the top playmaker in the Giants pass attack in the absence of Plaxico Burress. Add him now, because he won't be a free agent much longer. In fact, he'll be owned in closer to 70-80 percent of leagues soon.                                                                   Team         Player         Analysis                       St. Louis Rams         Laurent Robinson, WR        (Free agent -- 83 percent): Robinson isn't going to light the fantasy world on fire,Air Max Classic Bw Mujer, but he has shown flashes of potential in his first two regular-season games. Once again,Under Armour Clearance Sale, he led the Rams in receiving and scored his first touchdown of the season in a 9-7 loss to the Redskins. Donnie Avery might have been the bigger preseason name, but Robinson is the one who's putting up fantasy-worthy numbers.                                                                   Team         Player         Analysis                       Jacksonville Jaguars         Mike Sims-Walker, WR        (Free agent -- 97 percent): I'm not going to go too crazy with Sims-Walker after he torched the Cardinals for six catches, 106 yards and one touchdown. However, he should now be owned in much larger leagues and at least on the fantasy radar in standard-sized (12-14 teams) formats. A preseason super sleeper on NFL.com, Sims-Walker should certainly be monitored in the weeks to come.                                                                   Team         Player         Analysis                       Philadelphia Eagles         Brent Celek, TE        (Free agent -- 44 percent): After two weeks, Celek ranks in the top 10 in fantasy points among tight ends. He had another solid outing for owners in Week 2, posting eight receptions for 104 yards in a 48-22 loss to the Saints. A preseason super sleeper on NFL.com, Celek is proving that he can be a playmaker for the Eagles and a starter in fantasy land. He should be owned in closer to 70 percent of leagues.                                                                   Team         Player         Analysis                       New York Giants         Lawrence Tynes, K        (Free agent -- 39 percent): Tynes,Adidas Zx Flux Dame Tilbud, who missed most of last season due to injury and the emergence of John Carney, has become a star in fantasy circles (as for as kickers go, at least). He currently leads his position in points on NFL.com and should be a starter in most leagues. Based on what Carney did last season, Tynes could finish as a top-five kicker in all formats. If you need a kicker, add Tynes now.                                   Michael Fabiano is an award-winning fantasy football analyst on NFL.com. Have a burning question for Michael on anything fantasy football related? Leave it in our comments section or send it to AskFabiano@nfl.com, and the best questions will be answered throughout the season!