Kansas City hosts Las Vegas in Week 7 as KC tries to reaffirm Super Bowl buzz after a statement win and Rashee Rice’s return fuels the pass game. Las Vegas, shorthanded by Brock Bowers’ knee, must counter a recharged Chiefs attack while Vegas’ offense has labored lately. Odds tilt KC -11.5 with a 45.5 total. Trends favor KC at home against the division, while Vegas has shown ATS life in KC and looking for a spark from its offense as Rohrd Moss? (note: article notes Geno Smith as Raiders starter).

Key fantasy angles: Mahomes remains a top anchor; Rice’s return could reallocate targets and open up the run game; Bowers’ absence tightens Vegas’ options and elevates Raider receivers. Bettors eye the implied pace and the Raiders' propensity to stay within the spread, while KC’s defense tweaks figure into DFS lineups. The piece frames this as a pivotal test for both teams’ AFC West standing.

Ghost-story vibes meet Week 7 fantasy play: a guide that blends lore with league data, turning narratives into lineup edges. Dak Prescott heats up, Lamb’s return adds upside, and a Cowboys-Commanders shootout looms as a core focal point. Etienne faces a London test, Dowdle soaks up touches, and Hubbard’s status adds backfield ambiguity. London, Rashee Rice, Matthew Golden, and Harold Fannin Jr. stand out as risk/reward plays in a week full of volatility.

Beyond the scares, the piece leans into facts over feels to help managers chase upside without chasing ghosts. It translates recent bursts, matchup winds, and game scripts into concrete move bets and lineup pivots, turning a spooky season into a sane set of fantasy calls.

Travis Kelce doubles down on a Chiefs title run on New Heights with Keanu Reeves, predicting Super Bowl 2026 glory for Kansas City, a stance he’s echoed with The Rock before. KC looks back in rhythm as Mahomes peaks and Rashee Rice returns from suspension, boosting a balanced offense that makes another title bid plausible.

Kelce’s six grabs for 78 yards against Detroit underline his ongoing production, while KC readies for the Raiders in the next AFC West test, keeping fantasy managers eyeing the Chiefs’ elite trio and the offense’s growing depth.