Jadeveon Clowney signed a one-year deal with Dallas, base $3.5M, up to $6M, dispelling talk of a knee-jerk move after Dallas’ 40-37 OT win over the Giants. The 32-year-old pass-rusher plans to play Sunday in Chicago, aiming to contribute immediately as Dallas looks to bolster its edge rotation. He’s coming off 15 sacks in the last two seasons and vows the fire hasn’t faded. Fantasy managers should view this as a potentially meaningful, but not earth-shattering, enhancement to the Cowboys’ rush.

Clowney’s arrival adds depth without promising a full Parson’s-replacement overhaul. Expect a measured snap-share early, with upside in primetime and against teams with vulnerable pass protection. Monitor how Dallas uses him in sub-packages and how many snaps he earns in Week 3 versus Chicago to gauge weekly fantasy upside and potential sack bursts.

The Cowboys placed center Cooper Beebe on injured reserve with an ankle injury, creating an interior vacancy that Brock Hoffman will fill as Dallas eyes a 4- to 8-week timeline. Hoffman’s leadership and edge—talked up by coach Brian Schottenheimer—give the line a steadying floor as Jadeveon Clowney joins the defensive rush. Dallas signals minimal offensive changes with Hoffman in at center, while Dak Prescott remains confident in the personnel. Turpin’s trapezius issue adds a separate window to monitor as the schedule tightens toward Bears, Cardinals, and Raiders games.

Beebe’s absence tests the run game and protection, but the Cowboys’ staff projects a stable scheme with Hoffman and Beebe’s backups. The addition of Clowney should help the edge without forcing big schematic shifts. Turpin’s status adds a further layer of risk for special teams and receiver depth, with a Week 4 matchup against Chicago looming and a potential return window for Beebe around the Week 9 bye or later.

Looking ahead, Dallas faces seven games before Week 10 byes, including dates with Chicago, Arizona, and Las Vegas. If Beebe returns near the bye, the Cowboys could regroup for a late- season stretch, while Hoffman’s early-play mentality and Clowney’s presence provide upside for fantasy lines and defensive rotations alike.

Philadelphia's tush push barrage carried a 20-17 win over Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, seven short-yardage plays powering Jalen Hurts' TD and a bully-ball performance that left KC with its first 0-2 start since 2014. The play's durability keeps it alive while officials and analysts debate safety and officiating, and the Week 2 contrast with the Cowboys-Giants shootout underlines the Week of talking points in the NFL.

Fantasy impacts center on Hurts' rushing upside and the Eagles' goal-line efficiency, while KC must recalibrate its rhythm and Red Zone timing without clear cohesion with Kelce. Brady and Blandino amplified the debate, and Sirianni defended the prep and execution that make the sequence a potential season-long lever for Philly.