Baker Mayfield and David Njoku pace Week 1 narratives for fantasy as Tampa Bay leans on the passing game against Atlanta, with Mayfield held to a high-floor ceiling even without some depth. Joe Burrow anchors an elite tier, Brock Purdy sits comfortably in a premier middle, and Dak Prescott and Justin Herbert bring volatility with big upside in their matchups. Kyler Murray, Trevor Lawrence, and Bryce Young offer solid paths to top-12 numbers in favorable surroundings. Drake London and Kyle Pitts shape a promising passing game stack. Sam LaPorta and Brenton Strange emerge as high-upside TE plays to anchor later slots.

Healthy at last: Jauan Jennings returns to practice, Kendrick Bourne visits, and Dominic Pun inches toward full strength as San Francisco’s Week 1 visit to Seattle looms. The 49ers’ wideout room is finally coming together, with Brandon Ayuk’s status watched and Jordan Watkins adding rookie spark. Contract chatter around Jennings lingers, but health and target distribution could decide his value this season. Seattle’s improvement makes Week 1 a meaningful fantasy test for Purdy, McCaffrey, and a revived WR corps.

Uniforms aside, the early schedule reinforces the need for quick chemistry. Week 3 white uniforms against the Cardinals and Week 4 white primaries vs the Jaguars signal a deliberate heat-season plan at Levi’s. Yahoo Fantasy hype and Guillotine leagues highlight the week-to-week pivot in WR roles, where Bourne’s presence and a healthy Pun could tilt ownership and rostering choices in favor of the 49ers’ versatile attack.