Drake Maye headlines Week 2 in Miami, hitting 7-of-8 for 89 yards with two scores as New England’s offense hums behind a growing run game led by TreVeyon Henderson. A fourth-down connection to Stefon Diggs sparks a bold, unpredictable Patriots drive, while Kayshon Boutte and the others flash late-season fantasy upside.

Miami answers with Jaylen Waddle’s 18-yard TD and bursts of speed, but the offense stalls at eight points in the loss. Tua Tagovailoa faces a stout rush, inactives rear their heads, and the kicking game misfires. The clash tightens fantasy outlooks around Maye, Henderson, Boutte, and Chubb as Week 3 approaches.

Miami aims to rebound at home vs New England after a 33-8 loss in Indianapolis. Five fantasy storylines drive the matchup: can Miami finally generate a pass rush against Drake Maye; will the makeshift O-line hold up with Daniels on IR and Jackson banged up; can the offense reconnect on big plays from Hill and Waddle; avoid a costly special-teams miscue from Brenden Schooler; and can Tua Tagovailoa return to efficient, turnover-light form. The game will shape the early-season fantasy landscape.

This week applies a top-down betting lens on a Dolphins-Patriots clash, where Miami’s high-tempo, short-throw offense tests New England’s quick-pressure front. Drake Maye’s over 280 passing yards sits as a marquee prop, but the matchup hinges on a battered Dolphins O-line and the Pats’ disruptive edge. Expect a shallow, precision-driven game script with value in intermediate completions and late-game volume.

Miami’s pace masks blocking issues as Tua Tagovailoa feeds rapid-fire routes, while New England counters with a robust pass rush and a secondary navigating Gonzalez’s absence. Maye’s scrambling keeps him viable against pressure, and Patriots’ defense could tilt the game toward a defensively leaner scoreline. Market dynamics will hinge on line movement as Week 1 data matures.