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.

Rashee Rice returns to a Chiefs offense that finally has all its speed on the field, joining Marquise Brown and Xavier Worthy for the first real NFL reps together. Kansas City will likely ease Rice in on a snap-count, but the potential explosiveness is undeniable as Mahomes gains another big-play option.

The reunion could spark a higher ceiling for the passing game, giving Mahomes more weapons to spread the field and test the Raiders in Week 7. If the trio clicks, look for a more dynamic air attack that could lift multiple Chiefs pass-catchers in fantasy playoffs timing.

Week 7 fantasy rankings for 2025 distill a deep, injury-tested slate across QB, RB, WR, TE, D/ST and K. The top tiers are heavy with established backs and dynamic receivers, while bye weeks and nagging injuries push rosters to risky flex plays and last-minute starts. The piece flagships 336 overall rankings and highlights star sit options like Quinshon Judkins, Rashee Rice, Kimani Vidal, Bam Knight, Cam Skattebo, Brian Thomas Jr., Ladd McConkey and Darren Waller, underscoring the need for agile lineup tweaks this week.

Weekly notes emphasize lineup flexibility: Swift’s breakout performance, Vidal stealing the show, and Panthers’ quarterback puzzle with Hubbard’s status. The article also points to Week 7 injury developments and the importance of push notifications from the free app for up-to-the-minute updates. A reminder to revisit rankings, as updates roll in throughout the week.

Baker Mayfield is steering the Buccaneers to a 5-1 start and a firm NFC lead, fueling MVP chatter with 11 TDs and just 1 interception while navigating a banged-up receiving corps.

Daniel Jones and Sam Darnold have revived careers, with Jones posting elite accuracy and dual-threat production for Indianapolis, and Darnold leading the NFL in yards per attempt while unleashing big plays for Seattle. The trio anchors a surprising top-10 Power Rankings, underscoring the season-long reclamation arc for mid-round QBs.