Week 2 pits the Cleveland Browns at the Baltimore Ravens in Baltimore. Ravens are listed by 11.5 with an over/under of 45.5; CBS will televise the game. The Browns sport white jerseys with orange pants and orange helmets. The all-time series favors Baltimore 15-37; the last meeting (Jan 4, 2025) saw the Ravens win 35-10 with Bailey Zappe starting for Cleveland. Cleveland has taken 4 of 7 in recent head-to-heads, and the series has been split over the last four seasons. Several cross-team ties add fantasy nuance.

Quinshon Judkins is questionable for Week 2 but practiced in full and was activated to the Browns’ roster, signaling a potential appearance vs Baltimore. Expect Dylan Sampson and Jerome Ford to handle most carries while Judkins acclimates. His fantasy upside is speculative—likely limited touches unless he earns between-tackles work and goal-line chances. In standard leagues, treat him as a high-risk, high-reward flyer.

Week 2 pits the New York Giants against the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington after a pair of 0-1 openers. The Giants bring a refreshed roster with new pieces, while Dallas aims to extend its recent series dominance. The piece maps out how to watch—FOX in local markets, NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV, and FOX One—along with kickoff times, the full NFL slate, and fantasy-relevant notes on new roles and streaming options.

Jerry Jeudy enters Week 2 in a favorable spot for fantasy: Cleveland’s aerial attack around Flacco should yield a safe floor with upside in a likely Browns–Ravens shootout. Jeudy projects as a top WR3 or high-end FLEX in 10+ team leagues, benefiting from steady target volume even with Tillman, Njoku, and Fannin Jr. mixing in. The Week 1 volume supports continued involvement, and Baltimore’s high allowed WR points hints at a ceiling spike if the game scripts favorable.

Tennessee alumni populate NFL rosters in 2025, with a strong debut from Dylan Sampson and several others delivering early impact. Sampson totaled 93 yards from scrimmage for Cleveland, while Dont'e Thornton Jr. and James Pearce Jr. flashed in their Raiders and Falcons debuts. Kamara, Palmer and Tillman posted solid Week 1 numbers for their teams, underscoring Tennessee’s ongoing pipeline to fantasy-relevant roles. Four UT transfers—Ty Chandler, Eric Gray, Wanya Morris, Henry To'oTo'o—also surfaced, amplifying the UT-NFL connection across the league.