Baltimore’s edge depth is being squeezed. The Ravens drafted Mike Green as a potential internal fix, but veteran options Za’Darius Smith (to Philadelphia) and Jadeveon Clowney (to Dallas) won’t be landing in Baltimore. Kyle Van Noy’s injury further thins the rotation, leaving Baltimore with a scarce free-agent market and a need to rely on internal development and creative schemes to pressure quartebacks early this season.

Through two games the pass rush has produced just three sacks (25th in the league), and the team must prove it can generate timely pressure without seasoned reinforcements. While Week 2’s rebound helps, the immediate path to consistent pressure remains unsettled, and fantasy managers should watch Green’s growth and potential scheme tweaks closely as the season unfolds.

Bottom line: panic is unnecessary, but the Ravens’ defensive plan hinges on rapid internal progression and smart coaching to compensate for a capped market and missing veteran options.

Dallas staged a dramatic 40-37 OT win over New York in Week 2, riding Dak Prescott’s return to form and Brandon Aubrey’s clutch boot. Prescott threw for 361 yards with two TDs and added mobility that reset the pocket and extended plays, including a key overtime scramble that set up Aubrey’s game-winning kick. The victory underscores a rejuvenated Dallas offense and a longer leash for Prescott’s rushing threat.

For fantasy managers, Prescott’s dual-threat upside matters, especially with a favorable upcoming matchup against Chicago’s defense. Aubrey’s reliability as a kicker in a high-scoring offense also adds a weekly edge. Dallas’ trajectory looks bright as the unit blends air-attack tempo with designed QB runs and improved efficiency late in games.