Chicago Bears wideout D.J. Moore was taken from Monday night’s game by ambulance to a local hospital for precautionary medical attention and remained overnight. He had 3 catches for 42 yards before the incident, and Chicago has given no update on the nature of the medical care. Fantasy managers should monitor Moore’s status closely heading into next week, ready to pivot if he misses time.

Randle-El rode in the ambulance with Moore while the rest of the team flew home to Chicago, underscoring the seriousness of the moment. The broader NFL fantasy beat also highlights Kittle’s hamstring and Kincaid’s oblique, plus a handful of quarterback and backfield updates across several teams that could shift lineups in Week 7.

Drake Maye has sparked the New England Patriots to a 4-2 start, sitting among the NFL leaders in passing yards, TDs and QBR in his sophomore season.

In the win over New Orleans, Maye piled up 261 yards and three TDs, adding 28 rushing yards. At 23 or younger, he joined Patrick Mahomes, Dak Prescott and Dan Marino as the only QBs to post 200+ passing yards with a 100+ passer rating in a game, signaling a major fantasy upside.

Patriots sit atop the AFC East alongside the Bills as Maye’s efficiency fuels a potential playoff run, even as UNC’s offense remains struggle-prone. Maye’s continued growth and schedule will shape his dynasty and redraft value throughout the season.