Odafe Oweh's move to the Chargers stirs a Baltimore defensive rethink and a flare of motivation for a player seeking a breakout in a new system. The Ravens loom with deadline chatter and a reshaped edge corps, while Los Angeles leans on Stafford, Puka Nacua and Kyron Williams to power a potent offense. Week 6 pits a Rams attack against a struggling Ravens defense, with fantasy angles centering on volume, edge turns, and the midseason pivot.

For fantasy managers, Stafford’s weapons and Williams’ touches, plus Nacua’s target share, stand out. Lamar Jackson’s status adds risk/reward to Ravens stacks. Injuries and bye weeks compound decisions, making this Week 6 showdown a microcosm of midseason adjustment and upside for savvy rosters.

Baltimore signed CJ Gardner Johnson and traded Odafe Oweh for Alohi Gilman and a fifth-round pick, creating cap space and signaling a roster reset. A clear fork appears: chase a marquee upgrade this season or accumulate draft capital for a broader retooling around Lamar Jackson. The safeties, plus Kyle Hamilton’s evolving role in a big-nickel scheme, should reshape a defense that has struggled to stop the run and protect leads.

Two big questions loom: can the defense regain playmaking and alignment without sacrificing future flexibility, and will the offense get enough protection and run support to sustain momentum? The Rams game will test the immediate impact, while the front office and coaching staff weigh aggressive moves versus building for long-term success.