Cooper Beebe's high ankle sprain sidelines the Cowboys' starting center for 6-8 weeks, thrusting Brock Hoffman into the lineup and leaving Dallas with a shaken interior. Beebe's absence could curb the Cowboys' run game and threaten pocket efficiency as Hoffman ramps up to speed behind an already unsettled guard duo.

Beebe thrived as a rookie starter, and his early-season 70.4 grading pace and 71.7 run grade underscored his value. With Beebe out, Tyler Smith and rookie Tyler Booker carry more responsibility, and Hoffman’s quick acclimation will determine Dallas's short-term ceiling. Fantasy managers should monitor Hoffman reps and weekly game plans.

Spitgate opens the 2025 season as Dallas and Philadelphia collide. Jalen Carter is ejected for spitting at Dak Prescott, prompting a fierce debate over who spit first, echoed by star wars lore. Prescott downplayed a spit on his lineman while acknowledging Carter taunted Tyler Booker. The NFL is reviewing Carter, while Prescott avoids a fine, setting early-season discourse and fantasy implications for both teams.

Fantasy managers should watch discipline updates, rosters, and how this drama might influence game plans, tempo, and key weapon usage in Week 2. The incident adds volatility to an offense-heavy matchup and could shape lines and projections going forward.

Dallas headlines dominate Tuesday as Jerry Jones doubles down on Parsons trade talks and denies any rule violations, while Schottenheimer highlights Kenny Clark’s impact and the Week 1 performances of Booker and Guyton. Giants face offensive struggles and injuries with QB questions lingering entering Week 2. Across the league, Jalen Carter’s one-game suspension and George Kittle’s IR designation, along with Christian Watson’s extension, reshape fantasy outlooks for the coming weeks.

These moves—plus Packers’ stability with Watson and San Francisco’s tight-end disruption—tighten the lane for week-to-week projections. The Cowboys’ depth, the Giants’ offensive questions, and the Eagles’ interior pressure opportunities create multipoint fantasy angles, driven by early-season debuts, roster moves, and looming trade talk.