Week 2 preview: Bears head to Detroit chasing a hot start, with Caleb Williams showing early efficiency before a late hiccup in Week 1. Rome Odunze has momentum as Chicago’s likely top target after nine targets and a TD, and Yahoo backs him as a Week 2 lineup staple against a Lions defense reshuffling after Aaron Glenn’s departure. Detroit’s fast track and the Lions’ adjustments will test Chicago’s air game, making Odunze a core fantasy piece and Williams a risk-reward play on the road.

DJ Moore is a solid Week 2 WR3/flex play for fantasy managers, even as Chicago’s offense searches for consistency. Week 1 yielded 68 receiving yards on five targets with three rushes, suggesting a usable floor in a potential Detroit shootout. Moore sits behind Rome Odunze on the depth chart, but his veteran production and a favorable matchup keep him in lineups.

If Caleb Williams grows into rhythm and the Bears lean into the passing game, Moore could approach high-end WR3 upside in a game expected to pace up scoring against Detroit. The Lions’ defense showed cracks Week 1, opening a path for Moore in a likely up-tempo Week 2.

Week 2 fantasy decisions hinge on rebound potential for Pacheco, Mason, and Swift. Pacheco faces a stingy Eagles front and could see his workload grow, while Mason has momentum in Minnesota and looks poised to seize bellcow duties. Swift must translate earlier flashes into efficient carries and strong pass-game work against Detroit, still offering PPR upside.

Beyond these three, Judkins, Warren, Ridley, Odunze, Olave, Williams, and Meyers offer viable flex or streamer appeal, depending on format and roster depth. The analysis emphasizes workload, matchup, and efficiency to guide Week 2 starts and sits.