Week 2 features Dallas at home vs. the Giants, 1:00 p.m. ET on FOX, with Dallas listed as a 5.5-point favorite and a 45.5 total. The matchup leans on Dallas’ high-powered pass rush against a Giants line that has been reshaped by injuries and depth moves, crafting several key fantasy angles.

Bill Vinovich’s veteran crew will officiate, a factor in how game flow and penalties could swing scoring opportunities. Dallas also shuffled the roster, adding a wide receiver to the active roster and elevating two cornerbacks, expanding both offense and defense depth for fantasy managers.

Micah Parsons remains the focal point, with trade chatter adding narrative juice around his impact against a Giants unit trying to shore up protection. Russell Wilson’s history vs Dallas adds an extra layer for future matchups that fantasy managers will monitor when those games arrive.

Dallas hosts New York in Week 2, each looking for its first win of 2025. Dallas tries to maintain a 14-season streak without an 0-2 start, a mark that sits behind only Green Bay in the league. The Cowboys have dominated NYG lately, winning 15 of 16 and eight straight, with oddsmakers listing Dallas as a modest favorite and a total around 48.5. The game centers on Dallas’ potent pass rush against a Giants line that’s been battered, while Jerry Jones and Micah Parsons add extra intrigue to the Week 2 narrative.

Harvey's Week 1 burst signals a growing Denver backfield role, logging 70 yards on six carries and earning roughly 30% of the snaps, a clear nudge toward a committee with Dobbins. Week 2 vs Indianapolis could see him unlocked again early, pushing him into low-end RB2/flex territory in standard leagues and offering PPR upside as the Broncos lean on his speed.

In Week 2, Harvey is a confident start in standard formats and a strong PPR option, with upside if Denver continues to ride his burst and expand his workload. The Colts present a tougher front, but the early returns suggest a real fantasy floor if the usage sticks.