Dallas' 2025 offense is among the NFL's elite through six games: 178 points (3rd) and 2,325 yards (led the league). Dak Prescott is posting MVP-like numbers with 13 passing TDs, while Javonte Williams sits among the league's rushing leaders with five rushing TDs through six games. George Pickens has stepped in as the top target with 525 receiving yards and six TDs, capitalizing on CeeDee Lamb's early injury. The piece compares this group to historic Cowboys offenses, highlighting the franchise's track record of high-output seasons and pondering whether Dallas can finish as the league's top scoring unit.

Grant and Savaiinaea are off to rocky starts as Miami’s 2025 rookie class navigates a 1-5 beginning. The piece argues patience with linemen and highlights how later-first-rounds like Warren and Ratledge produced sooner, while peers like Phillips and Waddle bucked the trend differently. It threads through Tua’s path, the turnover on the roster, and the Dolphins’ history of late-blooming trenches, underscoring that early struggles don’t define a career.

Week 7 fantasy outlooks spotlight a mix of proven vets and breakout bets. Walker III and Charbonnet split Seattle’s backfield, muting high-end upside. Breece Hall carries Jets’ trade-timeline uncertainty, risking workload shifts. Jameson Williams surged Week 6, signaling a ceiling vs Tampa Bay. Jaylen Waddle’s value jumps without Tyreek Hill, while Kamara remains a volume-based RB2 amid run-blocking concerns. Drake London and Rome Odunze offer volatility; George Pickens and Cooper Kupp remain mid-to-high-end options, with Khalil Shakir as a deeper-league dart.

Week 7 waiver snapshot: Tyrone Tracy Jr. is fading in New York as Cam Skattebo seizes the Giants’ backfield, making Tracy a risky hold unless you’re rostering him as a pure handcuff. Skattebo’s 19 carries for 98 yards and 3 rushing TDs in Week 6 show a clear lead role. Target immediate upside in Kendre Miller and Tyler Allgeier, with Bam Knight (Jets) as a potential late-season stash. The piece spotlights a robust ‘Who Should I Pickup?’ tool to optimize waivers.

ChatGPT’s Week 7 NFL simulations for 2025 (10 runs per game) reveal a slate where offensive firepower often outruns defensive stoplists, yet true toss-ups emerge in Rams-Jaguars, Commanders-Cowboys, and Texans-Seahawks battles. Chiefs dominate the MOV leaderboard, while the Patriots and Colts flash consistent margins in favorable matchups. The analysis highlights the Cowboys’ rough defense despite a top offense, and notes several tight spreads that could shape fantasy pivots and live-bet decisions.