Josh Allen matched MVP bravado with two TD passes but coughed it up twice, and Buffalo fell 24-14 to Atlanta. Bijan Robinson exploded with an 81-yard scoring run, Drake London added a TD, and Michael Penix guided the Falcons with 250 passing yards. In Chicago, Caleb Williams threw for 252 yards and a touchdown as the Bears survived a late Washington surge, with D'Andre Swift scoring and Jake Moody drilling the game-winner after a back-and-forth with Matt Gay.

Fantasy takeaways: Allen’s turnover risk sours his top-tier ceiling, while Robinson and London appear high-floor every week in Atlanta. Williams looks like a legit Chicago QB1 streaming option, Moody’s boot provides week-winning upside, and Penix’s volume keeps Falcons pass-game bets alive. The late-game kicking duel underscored special-teams swing potential in Week 6.

Marvin Harrison Jr. is being evaluated for a concussion and has been ruled out, leaving the Cardinals’ pass game thinner as Kyler Murray and Trey Benson deal with injuries. Zay Jones and Michael Wilson are next up as options for fantasy managers to monitor. Deebo Samuel’s heel issue and Terry McLaurin/Noah Brown absence highlight a week of shifting targets across Washington and Atlanta, while Drake London steps into a top-10 role behind Mooney’s injury absence. Xavier Worthy is cleared for Week 6 with the Chiefs.

For fantasy teams, the immediate ripple effects center on who steps up in Arizona’s receiving corps and how Washington’s pass volume adjusts with McLaurin and Brown out. Drake London becomes a focal point for Atlanta, while Mooney’s absence primes London, London’s targets, and the Falcons’ other receivers. Stay alert to Friday practice updates and game-time statuses, especially for Murray and Harrison’s replacements.

Washington’s 27-10 road win over Los Angeles injects life into the Commanders’ offense as Jayden Daniels returned from a knee injury to throw for 231 yards and a TD while Washington rolled up 163 rushing yards against the league’s 3rd-ranked defense. Momentum swung on Quentin Johnston’s second-quarter fumble, triggering a 9-play, 74-yard drive that narrowed the gap to 10-7 before Washington’s 27-point burst. Fantasy takeaways center on Daniels’ return, with Moore and Ertz as ancillary options and Johnston as a high-variance swing play.