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September 21, 2026|12:55

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Peter Obi

Week 2 winners and losers: JSN, Lamb shine; Robinson, Jefferson struggle

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Jaxon Smith-Njigba and CeeDee Lamb came up big in Week 2, while Bijan Robinson and Justin Jefferson had very quiet days.

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