Week 6 tight-end waiver targets center on Darren Waller for Miami after Tyreek Hill’s injury, with a crowded field of upside plays including Kyle Pitts, Evan Engram, and Theo Johnson. Waller’s return to form amid red-zone usage puts him at the top of the list, while Pitts and Engram offer high-upside weeks if the offenses unlock more creativity. Deeper options like Brenton Strange, Jake Tonges, Mason Taylor, and Chig Okonkwo provide solid streams, with Dalton Schultz on bye. Cole Kmet and Tommy Tremble present further value in favorable matchups.

New England’s Hunter Henry and Seattle’s A.J. Barner are noted but may not be waiver-wire options yet; Week 6 leans toward role, health, and game-script. The emphasis remains clear: Waller is the anchor add, with a slate of sleepers ready to cycle in depending on weekly matchups and injury news.

Denver erased a 14-point deficit in the fourth, stunning Philadelphia 21-17 as Bo Nix sparked an 18-point unanswered rally. Nix finished 24-of-39 for 242 yards with a late TD and 22 rushing yards, while the Broncos’ defense harassed Hurts and bottled Barkley to 30 yards on six carries, delivering six sacks overall. Sutton’s clutch third-and-15 and Engram’s go-ahead score sealed the comeback.

The win snaps Philly’s 10-game streak and reinforces Denver’s resilience behind a relentless defense. The performance provides a blueprint for fantasy managers: lean on a stout unit paired with a capable game-manager QB who can cook when it matters most, and watch for Broncos playmakers stepping into bigger roles down the stretch.

With Nix thriving in late-game pressure, Denver’s offense and defense look like a risky but intriguing fantasy staple as the schedule tightens, especially for red-zone opportunities and opportunistic sacks that can swing weekly scoring bids.

Denver's Payton pulled off a late-game masterstroke, staying aggressive and converting on a crucial two-point try to topple undefeated Philadelphia 21-17 in Philly. Bo Nix connected with Evan Engram on an 11-yard TD, then Troy Franklin iced it with the two-point conversion. The win ends Philly's home streak since 1986 and signals a bold new blueprint for Denver's offense.

The performance elevates Nix's fantasy ceiling, reinforces Engram as a red-zone threat, and highlights Franklin as a flexible, big-play option. It also confirms Payton's willingness to chase high-leverage plays, boosting the Broncos' early-season momentum and potential playoff buzz.

Denver erased a 14-point fourth-quarter deficit on the road to stun Philadelphia, signaling a bold, gritty identity under Sean Payton. Bo Nix delivered calm, clutch moments in crunch time, Nik Bonitto pressured Jalen Hurts with timely sacks, and the defense locked it down as the offense finished drives. Payton’s daring two-point call after Engram’s TD won the game, pushing the Broncos to a 3-2 start and a clear statement to the league.