Week 6 fantasy buy/sell: buys McMillan, Marks, Brown, Lamb; sells Dowdle, Shaheed, Ferguson, Pollard. McMillan’s 27% target share and a Jalen Coker return boost his ceiling. Marks is a prime buy-low after a quiet week. Brown and Lamb should see rising, high-volume targets as offenses lean into the pass. Dowdle’s breakout looks unsustainable; Shaheed’s volatility persists; Ferguson’s volume may drop with Lamb back; Pollard’s workload could shrink as teammates return.

Carolina rode a second-half surge to stun Miami 27-24 in Week 5, riding a ground-heavy attack and a sharp late rally. Bryce Young shook off early mistakes to finish 19 of 30 for 198 yards and two touchdowns, the second of which sealed it to Mitchell Evans. Rico Dowdle exploded for a career-best 206 rushing yards and a TD on 23 carries, while the 2025 draft class chipped in with McMillan leading with 73 receiving yards. Carolina’s defense bottled up De'Von Achane and Ollie Gordon II to 14 rushing yards on 13 carries, with Rozeboom and Moehrig piling up tackles. Miami’s Jaylen Waddle totaled 110 receiving yards and Minkah Fitzpatrick added an early pick on Young. The Panthers showed resilience and depth that could reshape their fantasy upside as they eye a favorable slate ahead.

Carolina erased a 17-point hole to stun the Dolphins 27-24 as Bryce Young steadied himself after early turnovers and led an 83-yard game-winning drive. Rico Dowdle carried 23 times for 206 yards, stepping in for the injured Chuba Hubbard, while the Panthers’ defense stifled Miami’s ground game and produced three sacks of Tua Tagovailoa. A pivotal 17-yard Jimmy Horn Jr. catch on a fourth-and-5 sparked the late march, culminating in a 4-yard Mitchell Evans TD to seal the win and clock-management triumph.

Buffalo visits New England in Week 5's Sunday Night Football, carrying a 7.5-point spread after three straight double-digit wins while the Bills lead the league in points per drive and explosive plays. New England, 2-2 after a 42-13 win over Carolina, leans on Drake Maye's dual threat and a rising receiving corps led by Dalton Kincaid. The Bills' pressure should test Maye, while NE looks to stay connected with efficient run-pass balance. Expect a high-scoring, tight clash with Buffalo likely controlling the pace if its pressure stays on Maye.