In a Bears-Lions tilt, a late second-quarter clock controversy changed the momentum. TeSlaa’s catch was ruled out of bounds, but replay showed in-bounds control and defensive contact, triggering a 10-second runoff. Detroit capitalized with a Goff to St. Brown TD at the 4-yard line, boosting a 52-21 win. Bears officials disputed the ruling; Lions coaches praised the swing. The incident spotlights how replay decisions and clock rules shape fantasy value and in-game strategy.

Fantasy angles swing on Detroit’s pass game—Goff and St. Brown look primed for continued volume—while TeSlaa’s involvement adds a spark for depth options. Chicago’s defense and clock-management questions linger, fueling coach and official dialogue that fantasy players will monitor into Week 2 and beyond.