Jackson Dart supplants Russell Wilson as the Giants’ potential spark, with Daboll weighing veteran stability against a rookie ceiling. The crew argues running the ball and veteran leadership could lift New York, while a Jadeja (Jackson) upgrade might not instantly transform a faltering offense. Across the league, hot seats heat up: Raheem Morris in Atlanta, Brian Daboll under pressure, and DeMeco Ryans scrutinized in Houston. The coaching carousel and QB pivots loom large for fantasy values this season.

Week-to-week, the discussion shifts to the Bengals’ woes, Titans’ play-calling changes, and Mike McDaniel’s name surfacing as a possible fix for a struggling offense. The Texans’ 0-3 start and the Giants’ QB debates frame a broader narrative: coaches, coordinators, and play-calling affect fantasy output as teams chase momentum and stability.

Bottom line: quarterback futures, run-first scheming, and sudden coaching shifts will continually reshape fantasy projections, with Dart and Daboll’s decisions at the epicenter of several teams’ ceilings this season.