Drake Maye's Sunday Night debut signals a high-ceiling, mobile rookie path for New England, with rushing upside and decision-making that could lift fantasy values for surrounding players.

Diggs' chemistry with Maye highlights his space-floor and the Bills' volatile fantasy profile, while Demarcado's late burst and a goal-line slip show how one play can swing results.

Miles Garrett and Kyler Murray underscored late-game volatility, while Dylan Gabriel's poised Browns debut hints at a rookie wave and a sturdy defense driving fantasy upside.

Post-buy Bears stock-up centers on Roma Dunay seizing the top WR role while DJ Moore yields space for the young breakout. Tyreek Stevenson turns the corner with a season-dominant mindset, and the LB duo of Tremaine Edmunds and Noah Sewell anchors the run defense as TJ Edwards returns. Amari Demercado’s potential appears on the radar with Arizona in focus. The week ahead features a Monday night revenge game vs Washington that could crystallize this team’s fantasy upside.

Meanwhile, the Cardinals’ collapse creates intrigue around their key defenders and playmakers, including Trey McBride, Amari Demercado, and a revived coaching thread from Jonathan Gannon’s squad. The episode blends on-field rotations with long-term development, framed by Walter Payton’s historic four-TD kickstart and by-week adjustments that could shift weekly values for Bears fantasy rosters.

Cam Ward's late-clutch surge powers Tennessee to a 22-21 comeback win over Arizona. After a rough start, Ward threads a 38-yard strike to Calvin Ridley and orchestrates a decisive drive with help from Conquo, Helm and Chim DK. Jeffrey Simmons wrecks the Cardinals up front while the line and special teams cleanly close it out. A chaotic, high-variance victory that still leaves fantasy managers with flashes of upside and questions about consistency moving forward.