Banner night in a Week 1 showdown fuels a fantasy-forward look at Philadelphia’s Patullo-fueled attack and a retooled run game against Dallas. Jalen Hurts appears poised, leaning on AJ Brown and DeVonta Smith with Dallas Goedert capable of big weeks, while the Eagles rotate an upgraded line. On the other sideline, Micah Parsons pressures Philly, CD Lamb sees heavy targets, and Dak Prescott tries to spark a new Dallas plan. Barkley surfaces as a wild card for the Giants, with Kenny Clark anchoring the interior for the Packers’ angle.

Parsons to Green Bay reshapes the NFL landscape in a single week. Green Bay sends Kenny Clark and two first-round picks to Dallas for Parsons, then signs him to a five-year, $210 million deal. The move is paired with a cap-strategy that leans on Zack Tom’s savings and a deliberate ramp-up plan for Parsons, signaling a true win-now tilt built around youth and elite explosiveness.

The deal rests on a three-year cap window (roughly $10M, $19M, $27M in the early years) and a broad belief that Green Bay can sustain growth at other positions. Fantasy managers should recalibrate expectations for Packers’ pass rush and overall defense while re-assessing the offense’s ceiling with Parsons in the mix and a ramped usage plan against Detroit to open the season.