Flacco's interdivision swap to Cincinnati, amid Joe Burrow's toe concerns and Jake Browning's volatility, sparks fresh fantasy questions about depth and risk. The move pits asset value against division continuity, a debate fans will watch as Cincinnati leans on veteran leadership behind a starter who may miss time.

The Browns' trade and Tomlin's take anchor a broader look at rarity: only McNabb-to-Washington and Bledsoe-to-Buffalo recur this century. The Bengals hope Flacco stabilizes a shaky offense, while Browns executives chase upside in future drafts.

Cleveland sits 1-5 as Stefanski faces mounting pressure and locker-room tensions. The piece pins the woes on Andrew Berry’s cap-centric roster strategy, an fragile offensive line, and a wide-receiver group led by Jeudy that hasn’t hit expectations. With 11 games remaining, the franchise must translate talent into wins or risk a regime shakeup amid questions about development and long-term vision.

NFL fantasy managers face a whirlwind of injury updates as Week 7 looms. Bills expect Kincaid back after an oblique issue as Knox and Palmer shape the TE and WR landscape; Miami’s Tyreek Hill is out for the season, boosting Waddle, Waller, and Achane in the short-to-intermediate game while Malik Washington eyes a secondary flex role. New York’s Garrett Wilson could miss a couple weeks, opening targets for Reynolds and Mason Taylor. Burrow’s toe and Njoku’s knee crack the central pie for several teams, reshaping weekly value across the league.

With Burrow sidelined by turf-toe and Richardson on IR for Indy, quarterbacks and pass-catching backs rise in priority. The Jaguars and Browns see tight ends and rookie playmakers absorb extra looks, while the 49ers eye Kittle’s return from IR and the Rams monitor Nacua’s ankle. Week 7 waivers and lineup tweaks become pivotal for playoff-driven rosters and bold fantasy bets.