Denver's offensive line vaults to No. 1 after a Week 4 performance that yielded six pressures and zero sacks on 45 pass plays, driving a 93.3 PFF pass-blocking efficiency that sits among the league’s elite. Bolles leads the unit with an 88.1 overall grade, while Powers and Meinerz anchor the interior with exceptional pass-game consistency. Week 5 projections reinforce the starting five of Bolles, Powers, Wattenberg, Meinerz, and McGlinchey as a unit that fantasy managers should watch closely.

Buffalo rises with strong run protection and a revamped forward wall. Van Demark’s 82.0 run-blocking grade tops the Bills, complemented by Edwards’ 75.3 overall grade and Dawkins’ 77.8, both ranking highly among guards and tackles. The shift comes as Cincinnati’s defense faced a tougher challenge and Philly’s line wobbled, underscoring how weekly OL play shapes fantasy output for both quarterbacks and backs in a league where clean pockets remain king.

Denver sits 1-2 as it braces for a brutal October slate that includes Philadelphia, Kansas City twice, the Chargers, and Washington. The urgency is real: penalties and self-inflicted mistakes have stifled the offense, and McGlinchey insists fixes must start on Monday night against Cincinnati. A loss would magnify the squeeze on a team still relearning how to win.

Sean Payton treats Monday like an October 1 game, dialing up improved early-down efficiency to open up the offense. With RJ Harvey and Pat Bryant pushing for more touches and veterans Marvin Mims Jr. and Troy Franklin still waiting for bigger roles, a get-right win against Cincinnati could reset the AFC West narrative as the rest of the division stumbles.

Bo Nix and teammates from the Broncos turned a rain-soaked Colorado night into a subtle fantasy signal, jamming with Riley Green at Red Rocks and gifting him a Broncos jersey. The moment highlights a tightly knit locker room vibe and signals depth in the QB room as Denver heads toward Week 1 with Tennessee on the horizon.

Off the field, Nix’s visibility pairs with a familiar arms-length QB group in Stidham and Ehlinger, while Wil Lutz, Mike McGlinchey, and Brandon Jones anchor the周 offense and defense. For fantasy, keep an eye on how this chemistry translates to on-field consistency, QB competition dynamics, and how Lutz’s leg and Denver’s run game could shape weekly scoring.

The Broncos’ Year 2025 opener against the Titans could set the tone for notable value in a crowded QB room and a resilient special-teams unit, where off-field camaraderie and leadership often foreshadow real on-field upside.

Day 1 of the Denver Broncos training camp was marked by an enthusiastic turnout of 800 fans, despite ongoing construction limiting attendance. Key players were the focus, with wide receiver A.T. Perry sidelined due to an ankle issue, while coach Sean Payton reassured fans about right tackle Mike McGlinchey's absence, suggesting he would return soon. The Broncos showcased exciting positional versatility, particularly with rookie cornerback Jahdae Barron, who shifted from outside to the slot, enhancing depth in the secondary.