Week 2 pits the New York Giants against the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington after a pair of 0-1 openers. The Giants bring a refreshed roster with new pieces, while Dallas aims to extend its recent series dominance. The piece maps out how to watch—FOX in local markets, NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV, and FOX One—along with kickoff times, the full NFL slate, and fantasy-relevant notes on new roles and streaming options.

Week 2 fantasy focus centers on the Sunday night duel between Michael Penix Jr. and J.J. McCarthy as the Falcons visit the Vikings. Matthew Berry’s Week 2 rankings spotlight Lamar Jackson, Christian McCaffrey, Ja’Marr Chase and Brock Bowers as premium options, with Penix’s arm and McCarthy’s legs shaping rosters. The full slate runs 1 p.m. to 4:25 p.m., plus a late window and the SNF cap. Value risers like Ashton Jeanty surface after Week 1, and NBC/Peacock coverage shapes rostering choices.

Jerry Jeudy enters Week 2 in a favorable spot for fantasy: Cleveland’s aerial attack around Flacco should yield a safe floor with upside in a likely Browns–Ravens shootout. Jeudy projects as a top WR3 or high-end FLEX in 10+ team leagues, benefiting from steady target volume even with Tillman, Njoku, and Fannin Jr. mixing in. The Week 1 volume supports continued involvement, and Baltimore’s high allowed WR points hints at a ceiling spike if the game scripts favorable.

Buffalo travels to MetLife for Week 2 after a dramatic home win over Baltimore, aiming to start 2-0 while New York seeks its first win under rookie head coach Aaron Glenn. Bills are favored by 6.5 with a 47.5 total in an early CBS window. Streaming options include Fubo TV, Paramount+, and NFL+ for replays. Fantasy note: Keon Coleman’s growing target share could be a big factor against Sauce Gardner, while Bills’ front and McDermott’s defense press Jets into keeping pace.

Week 2 of the NFL season centers the Jets–Bills clash, with six NorthJersey.com writers weighing Week 2 after a volatile Week 1. Buffalo capped a wild 41-40 comeback over the Ravens while New York flashed early offense in a 34-32 loss to Pittsburgh. Most pundits lean Buffalo to edge the Jets, but the divisional matchup remains tight and fantasy angles hinge on Allen’s ceiling, Rodgers’ storyline against his old team, and how Jets’ Aaron Glenn adjusts after a rough opener.