Denver beat Tennessee 20-12 despite Bo Nix’s two interceptions and four turnovers by the Broncos, riding a dominant defensive effort to seal the win. Sutton delivered Denver’s lone first-half TD as the offense found a late surge behind a bruising run game from Harvey and a fourth-quarter insurance score after Ward and the Titans stalled on third down.

For fantasy managers, Sutton’s early red-zone involvement stands out as a potential week-to-week anchor, while Nix’s turnover risk keeps his upside tempered. Harvey’s lengthy run hints at a growing Broncos RB committee behind Dobbins, making Week 2 a promising test of how Denver distributes touches in a tougher matchup.

The New York Jets are preparing for the 2025 NFL Draft by bringing in safety Andrew Mukuba from the University of Texas for a pre-draft visit. With their current starters, Tony Adams and Andre Cisco, both set to hit free agency after this season, Mukuba represents a potential future solution for a position lacking depth. Standing at 5'11" and weighing 186 pounds, Mukuba excels in pass coverage and has experience as a hybrid safety, making him a viable candidate for sub-packages.

In 2024, he showcased impressive stats, including 69 tackles, 5 interceptions, and a 90.0 defense grade, ranking him among the top college players. His ability to contribute immediately in a specialized role could be beneficial for the Jets, who are looking to secure their secondary, especially under the guidance of head coach Aaron Glenn, a former defensive back himself.