Jordan Love's Week 1 eruption showcased elite efficiency, pocket poise, and a blossoming chemistry with a deep supporting cast. The Packers leaned into 12 personnel, capitalized on pre-snap reads, and pushed the ball downfield while Love avoided turnovers, setting a high fantasy ceiling. Washington on a short week figures to test both air and ground balance, with Reed and Dobbs emerging as prime breakout candidates behind a healthier O-line.

Brian Daboll names Russell Wilson Week 2 starter after reviewing the film, citing interior-line woes and the need for a steadier pocket for the Giants. If Andrew Thomas returns, the left side should stabilize and improve Wilson’s timing. Hyatt's role remains a fantasy question mark, as the Giants balance development with snaps. John Michael Schmitz and Evan Neal are pivotal to run and pass protection, while roster-management chatter suggests more decisions ahead.

Detroit showed an unsettled identity as Green Bay’s front pressed Jared Goff into hurried plays and a quicker tempo. Micah Parsons created disruption, exposing Lions interior depth concerns, while Jordan Love leveraged a stout front to spark a faster, more efficient Packers attack. KC’s Xavier Worthy and Rashee Rice injuries loom, elevating Kelce’s workload. Brock Purdy’s health and SF’s offensive ripple effects add risk to fantasy plans, making Purdy, Love, and Packers pieces pivotal targets early in the season.

Packers defeat Lions in a low-variance, clock-munding win that highlighted Green Bay’s growing cohesion and depth. Jordan Love leveraged solid pass protection to spread targets to Jaden Reed, Romeo Doubs, and Matthew Golden, while the run-pass balance kept Detroit off-balance. Gibbs’ 10 catches for 31 yards stood out for Detroit, underscoring a unique usage pattern. The defense anchored the effort, even as late roster questions loom with the quick turnaround to Washington.