Week 7 in Cleveland centers on a fragile QB puzzle: Dillon Gabriel starts, Shedeur Sanders sits behind, and the fantasy dialogue swirls around Sanders’ path to a real run. London chatter fizzled, but the drama isn’t over.

With Ravens past interest cited and a chorus of critics from local radio to national pundits, the decision could tilt the Browns’ plan for the rest of the season. Gabriel’s success could clip Sanders' leash; if Gabriel falters, Sanders could spark a comeback bid, reshaping fantasy values across the offense.

Nick Emmanwori bursts onto the scene with a Week 6 breakout against Jacksonville, drawing All-Pro-style comparisons to Kyle Hamilton and highlighting Seattle’s plan to deploy safeties as multi-positional disruptors. The rookie’s snap split—heavy in pass coverage with significant run defense work—signals a potential two-high safety role that could fuel fantasy value as Seattle’s defense blossoms in a modern, versatile scheme. The Texans Week 7 matchup looms as a pressure test, but the trajectory suggests continued upside.

The broader takeaway anchors on a Ravens-like blueprint: a safety who can rotate between coverage and run defense, triggering mismatches for offenses. Emmanwori’s early growth mirrors Hamilton’s rookie impact, implying Seattle may lean into a more dynamic, two-high era where safeties shadow multiple routes and movements, offering dynasty and DFS shoppers a high-upside, week-to-week cornerstone if the trend persists.