D.J. Moore’s groin issue after Monday night’s game prompted precautionary hospitalization, but Chicago’s coach indicated good progress and day-to-day status. Fantasy managers should watch practice reports for Week 7 against the Saints, as Moore’s availability will shape Chicago’s aerial plan. If Moore is limited, Cole Kmet could step into a larger role, while the broader offense will hinge on Moore’s health and Week 8 implications.

Other league notes surface in the same update stream, including George Kittle’s hamstring watch and Dalton Kincaid’s oblique status, which can quietly shift late-week lineup decisions for fantasy rosters and DFS alike.

Dallas remains in the NFC East chase after a 2-3-1 start, with parity and injuries keeping the door open. Jerry Jones signals openness to a defense upgrade at the trade deadline, weighing cap space and potential returns, while Dak Prescott’s play keeps the offense humming.

A possible Amari Cooper-type move looms as a blueprint for a defensive reshuffle; the Cowboys are monitoring trade options that could change the fantasy landscape. Expected returns from Overshown and Revel Jr. could shore up a leaky unit, potentially lifting Prescott, his targets, and the defense in the stretch run.

DJ Moore returned to Chicago after precautionary medical attention in the D.C. area for a groin issue, with coach Ben Johnson labeling him day-to-day. He played all four quarters vs. Washington, recording three receptions for 42 yards as the Bears edged the Commanders 25-24. The club will monitor Moore's status ahead of practices and the next matchup. Noah Sewell entered concussion protocol after a second-quarter hit, adding to Chicago's injury puzzle.

Chicago Bears upset the odds with a 25-24 win over the Washington Commanders, led by a ground-heavy attack and a sharp main performance from D'Andre Swift who ripped 108 yards on 14 carries. Caleb Williams connected for 252 passing yards and a touchdown, providing a steady aerial counterpoint that keeps defenses honest. Speculation swirls on upgrading the backfield, with PFF’s Bradley Locker floating a potential Breece Hall swap from the Jets to inject velocity and versatility into Chicago’s offense and fantasy rosters.

If Chicago can sustain the rushing push, Williams’s development in the pocket could unlock more play-action, elevating DJ Moore’s target share and overall fantasy upside. The debate now centers on whether a midseason backfield shake-up—like Hall—could tilt the NFC North race in Chicago’s favor while giving fantasy managers a clearer path to consistent weekly upside.