Philadelphia's run has defined a new era: two Super Bowls since 2017, seven playoff appearances, and a 2-0 start this season after a win over Kansas City. That victory nudges the Eagles into an all-time ledger moment, moving the franchise toward an all-time regular-season mark just above .500 for the first time since 1933. The milestone sits alongside a dominant recent stretch, underscoring a balanced mix of coaching stability and roster depth that Fantasy managers should watch as the schedule tightens.

Dallas eked out an OT 40-37 win over the Giants in Week 2, marking Brian Schottenheimer’s first victory as Cowboys coach and fueling early-season optimism about Dallas’s offense. Schottenheimer’s fired-up locker-room celebration and the team’s late-game resilience highlighted a potential shift in offensive identity, while Dak Prescott delivered when it counted and kicker Brandon Aubrey provided the clutch edge. The win tees up a high-stakes test versus Ben Johnson’s Chicago Bears, with fantasy managers eyeing Prescott’s timing, the offense’s ceiling, and Aubrey’s kicking workload in a pivotal Week 3 spot.