AJ Brown’s contract chatter and sideline energy hover over Philadelphia’s offense, but wins mute the drama and preserve his fantasy ceiling as long as the Eagles keep scoring.

Harbaugh defends Monken as Baltimore’s offense stalls; Stroud and Purdy navigate growing pains, while Titans and Commanders juggle coaching and health questions that will shape weekly fantasy decisions.

John Harbaugh bluntly critiqued Todd Monken’s play-calling after a rough outing, urging better game planning and more advantageous positioning for the players. The Ravens face a mounting injury toll as Namdi Matabke is season-ending, Roquan Smith and Marlon Humphrey miss time, and Lamar Jackson’s hamstring status looms. The offense has edges but the defense has been the uneven unit, setting up a pivotal Week 5 tilt versus Houston where run-game leverage and smarter situational calls could swing fantasy value.

With Derrick Henry highlighted as a missed opportunity and Mahomes’ quick-trigger offense as a contrasting benchmark, the Ravens must reassemble quickly. Harbaugh’s candid messaging signals accountability and a potential shift toward Zach Ore’s defensive plan, while the offense must rebound under Monken with sharper red-zone execution. Health, run-pass balance, and plan fidelity will shape fantasy bets this week.