Rams gear up for Week 2 in Nashville after a 1-0 start, leaning on a rising passing attack led by Puka Nacua and Davante Adams. Adams spoke after practice while McVay preached drive continuity and finishing drives with trust in the players. The Titans, led by Cam Ward, seek a rebound after a Denver setback. Expect Rams targets to shift as Los Angeles looks to sustain efficiency, while Ward’s arm could pry open fantasy upside in a shootable matchup.

Week 2 fantasy angles hinge on Rams’ pass-catching corps, Stafford’s efficiency, and whether Nashville can bottle the Rams’ balance. Nacua’s expanded role, Adams’ high floor, and protections from Alaric Jackson against Hunter are key. The Titans will test Stafford with pressure and Ward’s early throws could shape the game plan and fantasy ceilings on both sides.

Nick Bosa’s San Francisco deal sits at a high watermark with a five-year average around 34M, fueling the overpay debate as Bleacher Report highlighted him alongside Montez Sweat. The discussion hinges on the last two seasons: 19.5 sacks but fewer tackles, raising questions about value versus cost in fantasy terms. Parson’s market-shifting contract and comparisons to Watt, Garrett, Crosby, and Hunter frame the ROI discussion.

While the total value and age at signing matter, Bosa’s still-elite influence keeps him in the fantasy mix if SF’s defense remains top-tier and health cooperates. The narrative isn’t one-note: longevity and peak impact could swing value, especially as peers move into new market tiers. Fantasy managers should weigh health, team context, and the evolving edge-rush market before assigning blind risk to the tag.