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.

Jefferson's Week 1 status is pivotal after a preseason hamstring kept him out in August. Minnesota expects him to play Monday against Chicago, making him the focal point of the Vikings' aerial attack.

If Jefferson is limited or inactive, Jalen Nailor and Adam Thielen become the Week 1 options for Minnesota, while Chicago could lean on Luther Burden III and, in deeper leagues, Olamide Zaccheaus. Fantasy managers should monitor reports and be ready to pivot as the game plan unfolds.