Buffalo heads to New Jersey hoping to stay undefeated after a historic comeback, facing a Jets club with a revamped offense led by Justin Fields. Buffalo’s plan hinges on clean, quick plays from Josh Allen, a sharper run game, and interior pressure that doesn’t rely on Ed Oliver. Rookie T.J. Sanders steps in as Oliver’s replacement, while DaQuan Jones and the rest of the line must disrupt New York’s rhythm. Watch Dalton Kincaid and the Bills’ big-play receivers against Sauce Gardner and the Jets’ improving defense.

Fantasy managers should monitor Buffalo’s pass-catching corps, the evolving run game, and how Buffalo’s corners fare against Garrett Wilson and a Jets attack eager to prove it can move the ball in the Meadowlands. The game could hinge on Bills’ interior pressure, Benford’s coverage, and Terrel Bernard’s leadership on the second level as Buffalo attempts to move to 2-0 in a tight early AFC East battle.

Nico Collins opened 2024 with 117 yards on six catches and a clutch late third‑down conversion to seal Houston’s win over Indy. He followed with three TDs and 450 receiving yards in four weeks before a hamstring sidelined him for five. The pace helped him earn Pro Bowl recognition; 2025 hasn’t matched that start, as a Rams setback limited him to 25 yards on five targets.

Houston’s offense struggled on early downs, with penalties and sacks hindering Collins’ involvement. Ryans said the issue was rhythm, not effort, while Caley promised accountability and a return to on‑time plays. Stroud urged trust that Collins will be fed as the Texans look to Monday night vs Tampa Bay to rebound.

Buffalo's revamped WR corps looked live in Week 1. Keon Coleman exploded for 112 yards and a crucial fourth‑down TD, pairing with Khalil Shakir’s 64 yards and Josh Palmer’s 61 to form a productive trio. Elijah Moore added a helpful piece, giving Allen multiple options, and the unit totaled 240 receiving yards on 46 passes—the league’s top single‑game output in Week 1. If this pace holds, Buffalo’s aerial attack could be a fantasy force again.

Week 2 primetime-like fantasy intrigue sprouts from a thinning Steelers secondary as Joey Porter Jr. sits with a hamstring injury, Nick Emmanwori is ruled out, and Devon Witherspoon is doubtful for Seattle. Both defenses are hit, pushing Seattle’s offense toward high-volume passing and deep balls early. Pittsburgh’s 34-point Week 1 outburst is a reminder that a strong, aerial attack can surface even in a tougher matchup, amplifying opportunities for Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the rest of Seattle’s receivers.

The game sets up as a shootout potential, with the Seahawks eyeing increased target share for JSN-Njigba and even Cooper Kupp as a late-season-time risk-reward figure, while Pittsburgh tries to thread its own passing game through a thinner secondary. Week 1 scoring leaders Ravens and Bills underline the pace, and the 10 a.m. PT kickoff on FOX invites a high-scoring, fantasy-friendly Sunday.