Week 2 fantasy streaming options lean deep and flexible. Rodgers and Michael Penix Jr. present two late-week quarterback bets with favorable setups; Benson and Gainwell offer deeper-league RB depth, while Zaccheaus and Wan’Dale Robinson bring upside at WR in fuller games. Juwan Johnson stands out as a cheap TE with volume, and London could unlock more targets for Penix if he suits up. Injuries and matchups drive a tight, contrarian buy window for Week 2.

Caleb Williams opened Chicago’s season with a 61-yard drive that ended in a nine-yard rushing TD. He went 6-for-6 for 51 yards on that series, converting two third downs, including a 17-yard sideline grab to Rome Odunze on third-and-5. Williams’ 20.3 mph TD rush stands as his fastest since last year. Zaccheaus was in motion on a late snap that drew a timeout, and a later screen to Odunze produced a modest loss. The Bears’ offense flashed a higher-tempo, mobile attack with Williams at the helm.

Minnesota faced the early surge and Williams’ improvisational flair, setting up potential fantasy upside for the Bears’ pass-catchers and emphasizing Odunze’s budding rapport and Zaccheaus’ gadget role. If Chicago can sustain this tempo, Williams could be a weekly ceiling raiser, with Odunze and Zaccheaus as intriguing WR bets in this offense.

J.J. McCarthy earns the Week 1 start for Minnesota against Caleb Williams and a Bears offense reshaped by a new coaching staff. McCarthy’s early rhythm, aided by a measured ground game and play-action, will set the tone as Chicago grows into Johnson’s system.

Jarrett and Dexter anchor Chicago’s interior to pressure McCarthy, while Olamide Zaccheaus emerges as a prime Williams target. Bears edge Vikings in a tight divisional opener, 24-23, with timing and development dictating late-game swings.