Two Broncos edge players own the headlines as AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors bounce between Denver flankers. Jonathon Cooper and Nik Bonitto combined for a sack spree against the Jets in London, with Cooper posting two sacks and Bonitto already a season savant. Bonitto paces the league with eight sacks and 34 total pressures, while Cooper sits at 4.5 sacks and 26 pressures this year, both posting elite pressure rates. The pair has logged 60 quarterback pressures in six games, eight more than any other duo, signaling a formidable fantasy floor for Broncos defenders.

Their sustained disruption, including Cooper’s 19.3% pressure rate this season, positions Denver as a premier streaming option for fantasy managers who chase defensive points. Bonitto and Cooper are not just chasing hype; they are redefining the Broncos pass rush and elevating the team s chance to produce weekly fantasy value, especially as their split in Week 7 looms.

Dallas Cowboys return to action in Week 7 against Washington Commanders, aiming to rebound after the Week 6 loss to Carolina. The return of Arctic White uniforms adds a spark to a critical divisional showdown at AT&T Stadium, with the uniform styling continuing to factor into big-game energy. The slate shows a strong white-uniform emphasis across the season, including primetime and divisional contests, while trade-deadline chatter adds a layer of strategic pressure as Dallas eyes improved defense and playoff odds.

The piece also highlights the broader Week 7 storyline: a stumble that has shifted momentum and sparked questions about how Dallas closes the gap in a crowded NFC, with discussions around potential roster tweaks and the impact of a favorable uniform narrative on morale and performance heading into a pivotal stretch run.

Kansas City hosts Las Vegas in Week 7 as KC tries to reaffirm Super Bowl buzz after a statement win and Rashee Rice’s return fuels the pass game. Las Vegas, shorthanded by Brock Bowers’ knee, must counter a recharged Chiefs attack while Vegas’ offense has labored lately. Odds tilt KC -11.5 with a 45.5 total. Trends favor KC at home against the division, while Vegas has shown ATS life in KC and looking for a spark from its offense as Rohrd Moss? (note: article notes Geno Smith as Raiders starter).

Key fantasy angles: Mahomes remains a top anchor; Rice’s return could reallocate targets and open up the run game; Bowers’ absence tightens Vegas’ options and elevates Raider receivers. Bettors eye the implied pace and the Raiders' propensity to stay within the spread, while KC’s defense tweaks figure into DFS lineups. The piece frames this as a pivotal test for both teams’ AFC West standing.