Ja'Marr Chase joined a rare club with 12 games of 10+ catches and a TD, cementing his status as Cincinnati’s offensive keystone while the Bengals navigate a 2-4 start.

Flacco and Browning’s early rhythm with Chase and Tee Higgins hints at a growing chemistry, setting the stage for a pivotal Thursday night visit from Pittsburgh. Expect Chase to anchor the target share, with Higgins offering a high-ceiling secondary option as Cincinnati looks to rebound.

Titans leadership moves keep repeating as Callahan is ousted after a stumble-filled tenure, underscoring a pattern of instability from 2021 onward. The churn—AJ Brown trade, GM shifts, and successive head coaches—has masked deeper organizational issues. Tennessee now faces a patient rebuild while trying to stabilize a new era under Cam Ward and a revamped staff.

Meanwhile, the Raiders’ collapse of front-office continuity since Gruden’s resignation highlights a broader dysfunction. Frequent hires and fires have threatened any coach’s plan to implement a long-term vision. The piece argues that success hinges on durable leadership, not quick replacements, and that Mark Davis must stabilize the organization to allow Carroll’s scheme to take root.

With a new Titans stadium promise and Ward in the wings, the franchise targets stability over impulse. For Las Vegas, the takeaway is clear: fix the leadership pipeline first, or any on-field fix will be short-lived. Rest of season decisions will largely reveal how deep the issues run and whether a unified direction can finally emerge.

Week 7 fantasy waivers center on deeper-league targets across QB, RB, WR, and TE as injuries and byes reshuffle workloads. Jaxson Dart anchors the Giants as a dual-threat floor play, while Joe Flacco offers veteran upside in Cincinnati. Tyjae Spears and Kimani Vidal appear as immediate backfield boosts; Sterling Shepard and Tez Johnson provide varied upside for the Buccaneers. Harold Fannin Jr. and AJ Barner emerge as tight end stashes, with Luther Burden III poised for a post-bye breakout in Chicago.

With Week 6 injuries and multiple byes, the emphasis is on 40% rostered or lower players who can immediate-impact weeks. The article outlines clear, high-upside stashes and provides actionable routes for rostering in deeper leagues, highlighting how volatile each role can be and where to pounce for Week 7 and beyond.

Pittsburgh visits Cincinnati for a primetime AFC North clash in Week 7, Thursday Night Football, with kickoff set for 8:15 p.m. ET at Paycor Stadium. The game streams on Prime Video and local Pittsburgh broadcaster WTAE-TV will carry the hometown feed. The Steelers own a storied 69-40 regular-season edge in the series, a reflection of a rivalry defined by physicality and high-stakes moments. Fantasy managers should watch for early indicators in how backfields and receiving groups are deployed under the bright lights.

Week 7 marks a pivotal divisional test that could reshape early-season narratives and waivers, with the outcome influencing matchup decisions and depth-chart tinkering across both sides. As the two AFC North powers renew hostilities, the game offers data points on offensive rhythm, defensive adjustments, and red-zone efficiency that fantasy players will shop for ahead of Week 7 lineups.

For fans following Pittsburgh coverage, the Steelers Wire and affiliated social channels will be the go-to for injury updates, snap splits, and risk-reward picks entering kickoff. The primetime stage amplifies every coaching decision and player snap, making this a must-watch for fantasy-savvy bettors and lineup builders alike.