AFC forecast: Rodgers showcases the Steelers’ high‑floor passing attack with four TDs to four different targets, a signal to fantasy managers to diversify Week 2 options. Cincinnati rides a Week 1 win toward a 2‑0 start at home vs Jacksonville, while Baltimore’s gutting late‑game choke adds a caution flag for Ravens’ assets. Green Bay’s 2‑0 start shines a new NFC threat with Love cooking and a balanced attack fueling fantasy ceilings.

NFC notes: San Francisco’s injury wave (Purdy likely out, Kittle IR) tightens rosters and injects risk into SF’s plan. Detroit’s Johnny Morton faces scrutiny as Ben Johnson’s offense reshapes Week 2. The marquee Philly‑KC clash dominates attention, with Chargers‑Raiders and Patriots‑Dolphins adding line movement and coaching chess for Week 2 rosters and bets.

Dallas has owned New York in recent history, and the week ahead centers on how the Cowboys plan to stay dominant. Prescott’s command anchors a versatile attack: a motivated Lamb, a seam-friendly connection with Ferguson, and a varied run game under Adams that keeps defenses guessing. Steward steps in at slot with Bland out, while the door remains open for a likely Clowney addition to sharpen the rush. It all factors into a fantasy-ready formula: attack the seams, threaten the middle, and lean on a smart, adaptable game plan.

Dallas ruled out DaRon Bland for Sunday against the Giants with a foot injury, offering little clarity on a return timeline. The Cowboys won’t IR him yet, signaling a likely return before four weeks if possible. With Bland out, Reddy Steward projects as the primary slot man, aided by familiarity with Cowboys coaches from Chicago and the Bears connection to their staff. Zion Childress could get a look from the practice squad or safety-based packages could be deployed. Dallas hits a testy stretch: Giants, Bears, Packers, Jets.

Steward’s path is shaded by past stints with Matt Eberflus, Andre Curtis and David Overstreet in Chicago, which should ease his transition. The plan will hinge on how quickly Bland can return, and how the defense adjusts to cover the slot without their top nickel option. The timeline remains fluid, but the approach centers on depth and smart matchups.

Jayden Reed fractured his collarbone and will land on injured reserve, with surgery likely Tuesday and a hoped-for November return. Green Bay’s offense endured the loss as Reed’s early-season rhythm was already building after a Week 1 showing. In Reed’s absence, Green Bay leaned on Romeo Doubs and a deeper group that includes Dontayvion Wicks and rookie receivers Matthew Golden and Savion Williams, while tight ends Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave combined for a big role. Kraft’s six-catch, 124-yard day with a TD highlighted the depth of the offense as Green Bay moved to 2-0, a rare start that underscores Love’s growing command of the system and the resilience of a receiver room that can weather Reed’s absence.