Bijan Robinson erupted against Buffalo, piling up 238 scrimmage yards and an 81-yard rushing TD. He touched the ball 25 times, streaming for 170 rushing yards and 68 receiving yards as Atlanta beat Buffalo 24-14 to move to 3-2. The 81-yard score was the longest play from scrimmage this season, and Robinson carried the offense in a game where the Falcons leaned on him early and finished strong.

This performance cements him as a true centerpiece for fantasy managers, with season highs in rushing and receptions and a clear blueprint for continued production as Atlanta looks to ride his versatile magic deep into the season.

Dallas's defense is under siege as Week 7 approaches, the run game lurched to 1.6 ypc, and questions swirl about belief in a scheme that isn’t delivering. Schottenheimer stresses fundamentals and quicker in-game communication, while Trevon Diggs calls for a clear identity. Carolina exposed zone vulnerabilities in a recent loss, and Dallas now faces Washington, a Denver road trip, and Kyler Murray coming to AT&T Stadium, all amid draft-talk and mounting fan frustration.

Two first-round picks loom, and the clock is ticking on whether Dallas can regain its footing. If consistency comes from execution rather than wholesale changes, the defense could stabilize; if not, questions will sharpen about personnel, coaching direction, and playoff odds. Fantasy managers should watch scheme tweaks, target opportunities against zone, and any uptick in the Cowboys’ run defense and playmaking.

Dallas struggles on defense through six weeks, allowing 30+ points per game and 378+ total yards, with a shaky pass rush behind Williams, Fowler, Odighizuwa, Kneeland, and Houston. The piece questions whether Micah Parsons could reshape the unit, stressing that 11 players must execute—one misstep can derail a play. The Week 6 panthers game exposed a vulnerable secondary as Bryce Young carved the field. Parsons would likely lift the defense and fantasy upside, but the rest must also tighten up for real gains.