Two weeks in, the NFL delivered another wild ride. Russell Wilson dazzled for the Giants with 450 passing yards and 3 TDs, threading Malik Nabers for a 48-yard moonshot that sparked a late lead. New York’s penalties lingered, but the offense flashed real playmaking with Marcus Mbow, Cam Skattebo, and Wan’Dale Robinson contributing. Dallas answered with a 64-yard Brandon Aubrey boot and prevailed in OT after Wilson’s late INT, keeping NYG’s early-season pulse alive.

In Indianapolis, Daniel Jones again starred, tossing 316 yards with two TDs to propel the Colts to 2-0. Los Angeles joined the party behind Puka Nacua (8 receptions, 91 yards) and a 45-yard rushing TD, plus Davante Adams’ 106 receiving yards, as McVay-LaFleur kept the offense humming. Cincinnati rode Browning to 2-0 with Burrow sidelined by a toe issue, while Detroit’s Goff thrived under Ben Johnson in a 52-21 rout of Chicago.

Across the league, the Chiefs dropped to 0-2 in a rematch-laden week, the Steelers’ Kaleb Johnson misplayed a live kickoff, and Carolina continued its struggle as Bryce Young and Xavier Legette fight for consistency. The mood is hopeful for the young Giants crew and the rest of the 2-0 clubs, while fantasy managers race to parse roles for Nabers, Nacua, Browning, and the rest of the expanding playbook in a rapidly evolving season.

The Vikings fell 22-6 to Atlanta in Week 2 SNF as JJ McCarthy posted 11-of-21 for 158 yards with no TDs and two interceptions, including a late pick that iced the game. Minnesota moves to 1-1 while Atlanta steadies at 1-1. McCarthy stressed learning and a bright locker-room future, promising to attack every day with the 1-0 mentality as the offense searches for rhythm.

Week 3 brings a home date with Cincinnati, a matchup that could hinge on Burrow’s health. If Burrow sits, Minnesota could lean on a cleaner game plan and growth from its young QB; if he plays, the Vikings will need sharper decision-making and play-calling to rebound and capitalize on opportunities that eluded them this Sunday night.