Duval delivered a thriller as Jacksonville topped Kansas City 31-28 after a late TD by Trevor Lawrence with 23 seconds left and a 99-yard pick-six by Devin Lloyd that swung momentum. Mahomes’ offense battled, but penalties and a costly turnover sealed KC’s fate.

Tyquan Thornton sparked KC with a 32-yard catch that helped spark a 97-yard drive finished by a Mahomes rushing TD; Kareem Hunt added a red-zone score and Harrison Butker nailed the late kick to keep the Chiefs in it. Jacksonville leaned on rookie x-factors Travis Hunter and Bhayshul Tuten, plus Lawrence’s timely connects, to seal a legit win and momentum shift.

Jacksonville’s late surge and strong rookie impact emphasize the Jaguars’ growing ceiling, while KC’s big-play ability remains intact but hampered by miscues and penalties. For fantasy, Thornton’s role and Hunt’s red-zone work are notable, with Jaguars rookies stepping into meaningful downs and Lawrence delivering when it mattered most.

Kansas City’s defense is dialing up turnovers as a centerpiece for a Week 4 showdown with Baltimore, with Jaylen Watson signaling the plan to strip the ball and spark momentum against Lamar Jackson. After a rough start, KC’s secondary has tightened, turning takeaways into tangible boosts. Baltimore counters with an explosive aerial attack and Jackson’s rushing threat, setting up a turnover-driven chess match where margins swing on key stops and short-field opportunities.

The clash emphasizes ball security, red-zone variation, and the tempo of a true AFC heavyweight duel, with fantasy managers eyeing turnover-induced swings and how each defense translates pressure into points.

Watson says KC will hunt turnovers against Lamar Jackson to spark momentum for a 1-2 start. Interceptions, fumbles and recoveries are the aim, with Merritt’s coaching driving tighter play in the secondary. He also praises rookie Nohl Williams and notes Baltimore’s big test in Hopkins as the Ravens’ offense stays dynamic and unpredictable at Arrowhead.

The game hinges on disciplined coverage and Jackson's improv when he breaks contain; Kansas City wants to force mistakes and ride game-changing plays to flip field position. A turnover-heavy outing could reset both sides’ rhythms and set up a hopeful home win.

KC needs a win to regain momentum; the defense will lean on takeaways to flip field position while the offense searches for cleaner drives. The Week 4 showdown against Baltimore shapes early-season sentiment and fantasy implications alike.

Tyrone Tracy will miss 2-4 weeks with a dislocated shoulder, forcing Cam Skattebo into a larger Giants backfield role. Skattebo’s Week 2 burst—102 rush yards on 23 carries plus 87 receiving yards—signals a budding lead back opportunity as New York shifts offensive focus.

Meanwhile, Jaxson Dart earns a first career start versus the Chargers, while Devin Singletary remains a veteran piece in a thinner backfield. New kicker Younghoe Koo joins the practice squad to provide kicking insurance after Gano’s groin injury, rounding out the team’s short-term fantasy considerations.

Nabers’ frustration grows as the Giants slip to 0-3 after a 22-9 loss to Kansas City. He finally broke through late with a four-yard catch on seven targets, but the early shell of split safeties stifled the rookie’s involvement. New York must find more design touches to spark his big-play ability, especially after his Week 2 breakout showed the ceiling is real when the offense clicks. The QB’s efficiency and the offense’s pace remain the key dynamic for fantasy upside.