Week 2 features a divisional showdown as Detroit faces Chicago with Bears’ West Coast, 11/12 personnel, and heavy TE usage pitted against Detroit’s balanced attack. Johnson’s familiarity from coaching against the Lions is acknowledged, but Campbell insists the matchup remains even. Lions lean on Jared Goff’s timing, Aidan Hutchinson’s edge pressure, and D’Andre Swift as the primary back, while Chicago deploys a four-man front with blitz timing and QB design runs to spark Williams’ scrambling. Fantasy angles hinge on the Lions’ pass-heavy tendencies and Bears’ TE reps in a tough divisional grind.

Week 1 notes highlight timing issues and OL growing pains for Chicago, while Detroit’s offense showed strong CPOE by Goff and a reliable run-pass balance. Expect a chess match: Williams’ mobility vs Hutchinson, Swift’s usage against a run-friendly Bears front, and TE mismatches with Cole Kmet and Colston Loveland likely to shape key scoring opportunities. This tilt should yield meaningful fantasy swings in a game billed as equal ground between two well-coached units.