Buffalo erased a 15-point, late-fourth-quarter hole to stun Baltimore 41-40, led by Josh Allen’s 394 passing yards and a clutch late drive that ended with Matt Prater’s 32-yard game-winner as time expired.

Derrick Henry piled up 169 rushing yards and two TDs before a crunch-time fumble swung momentum Buffalo’s way, while Ed Oliver forced the key takeaway and Dawson Knox got a deflection-fueled sequence that set up the late drama. A genuine fantasy-imperative shootout with stars across both sides.

Dallas opens the season with Javonte Williams anchoring the run game and Kenny Clark upgrading the interior. Dak Prescott operates with improved protection, while CeeDee Lamb and Luke Schoonmaker build early rapport. Travon Diggs anchors the secondary as the Cowboys lean into a sharper Schottenheimer system, elevating multiple fantasy-friendly options across the offense.

Williams offers steady floor with goal-line upside; Lamb remains a top WR1 with big-play potential; Schoonmaker could carve a late-round TE path; Prescott is a high-ceiling QB in favorable matchups. Warmed-up defense and scheme tweaks amplify upside for Dallas in fantasy lineups all season.

Dallas Cowboys trimmed to 53, claims Bridges and Steward off waivers to bolster CB depth, while releasing Booth and Childress. They backed fill with Hall and Rochell on the practice squad, then placed Mafah and Carson on IR, replacing with Adeniji and Goodwin. Roster now features four backs (Williams, Blue, Sanders, Luepke) and ten offensive linemen, with Diggs, Bland and Elam slotted to handle Jalen Hurts and the Eagles in Week 1.

Fantasy takeaway: Sanders leads a four-man RB committee, with Williams and Blue likely mixed-in; Mafah’s IR complicates long-term value. Dallas’ CB trio bolsters coverage upside for Diggs, Bland and Elam in IDP formats, while Hurts and the PHI offense remain the top test for the revamped secondary.