Detroit exploded for 511 total yards at 8.8 per play, throttling Chicago 52-21 as Ben Johnson faced his old team in his first return to Detroit. Amon-Ra St. Brown snagged three TDs, Jared Goff distributed efficiently, and the defense forced two Bears turnovers. Chicago’s offense stalled and Johnson’s unit fired back in a hurry, underscoring Detroit’s fantasy ceiling while signaling a looming wake-up call for Bears players ahead of Dallas.

52-21 rout by Detroit amplifies Chicago’s defensive woes as Jaquan Brisker calls the result embarrassing. The Bears yielded 511 yards and 5 Goff TDs, with Amon-Ra St. Brown snagging three scores. Injuries to Jaylon Johnson and T.J. Edwards deepen Chicago’s depth concerns. Two consecutive NFC North losses underscore a shaky rebuild and a looming test schedule.

Rome Odunze erupted in Week 2 with 7 catches for 128 yards and 2 touchdowns, signaling a breakout as Chicago’s top receiving threat as the Bears drop to 0-2. Detroit piled up 52 points, exposing a defense that couldn’t rush, cover, or contain; injuries to Jaylon Johnson and TJ Edwards complicated things even more. Still, the silver lining is a new coaching staff taking shape and Odunze’s growing role, giving Chicago a clearer direction and fantasy upside as the season unfolds.

Miami's season hits a new low with a 33-27 loss to New England, as turnover issues and a stagnant attack doom the Dolphins in Week 3. The run game produced a lifeless 61 yards on 15 attempts, while Tua Tagovailoa lowered expectations with a late interception and five sacks amid underwhelming downfield connections. Defensively, the front seven failed to pressure Maye or stop the run, and special teams faltered after a punt-return TD. With Buffalo looming, the coach’s fate becomes a rallying cry for fans, and interim-coach chatter grows as the team searches for answers.