The Packers’ run game hasn’t hit full stride through two weeks. Josh Jacobs’ rushing average sits around 3.6, and the team lacks a spell back, easing pressure on the line. Green Bay leans on creative runs from Jayden Reed and uses Savion Williams and Matthew Golden to bolster the ground game, with Jacobs finding the end zone in both contests. Injuries up front keep the scheme from popping, but the offense remains multi-dimensional and fantasy-friendly when the rushing rhythm arrives.

As the line settles and backfield options clear, Green Bay should swing toward more banner days on the ground. Jacobs’ steady TDs cushion his weekly floor, while Williams and Golden offer potential breakout touches in a run-focused trend that could revive the run game as the season progresses.

Detroit’s Week 2 rout of Chicago vaulted the Lions into the Week 3 power rankings, with a historic 8.8 yards per play and five Jared Goff TDs. Morton’s offense looked explosive and precise, pairing a revitalized run game with big plays from Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams. Across outlets, Detroit climbed into the top tier, signaling a legitimate midseason pivot. A stern Week 3 test awaits against Baltimore, a true fantasy bellwether for the Lions’ identity.

Cleveland’s Week 2 setback to Baltimore underscored the season’s rough edges, but the rookie class offered real fantasy upside. Dylan Sampson flashed Week 1 promise with 93 yards from scrimmage before a quieter follow-up, while Dillon Gabriel showed poise in mop-up duty and his first pro TD. Quinshon Judkins supplied explosive burst, and Harold Fannin Jr. emerged as a reliable target, racking up 12 receptions for 111 yards. Together, they sketch a rebuild path with tangible dynasty and DFS potential.

Green Bay rides a Week 2 streak into the top tier of NFL power rankings, landing at No. 3 after back-to-back wins over a pair of top-10 teams. Across outlets, the Packers sit tight near the summit, with several placing Green Bay at No. 1 thanks to a stingy defense and a blossoming offense around Jordan Love. The coming test vs. the Browns looms, while veteran observers note how coaching threads—LaFleur’s influence and Quinn’s staff connections—are shaping the-year outlook for a playoff push.

Fantasy angles sharpen as Love has yet to reel in a true No. 1 target, while tight end Tucker Kraft and receiver Jayden Reed charted as key playmakers before Reed’s injury. With the defense humming and Parsons-era production cited as a yardstick, Green Bay’s schedule of late-prominence opponents keeps fantasy managers watching the ceilings of a defense-led, offense-augmented attack.