Philadelphia unveiled a twist on the tush push, turning short-yardage into a two‑pronged threat: Barkley surged in for a TD on a fake, and Hurts delivered an underhand TD pass from the same look, forcing defenses to honor a broader set of options near the goal line.

A.J. Brown was held to 2 catches for 7 yards on 9 targets, fueling fantasy questions about the passing attack, while the Cowboys and Packers staged a 40‑40 OT thriller as Parsons returned with a sack and McManus drilled the tying kick after Green Bay bungled the late clock. Caleb Williams and the Bears drift into the NFC chatter as well.

Parsons delivered a game-saving sack in overtime as Dallas and Green Bay fought to a 40-40 tie, then directed a blistering postgame at the Cowboys' front office. He praised Jordan Love and the Packers' offense while accusing Jerry Jones of trading him without respect, saying he learned of the move through his agent. The moment underscored a fractious split that still lingers after the deal.

Fantasy takeaway: Parsons' pass-rush peak remains elite, but the off-field heat could color his week-to-week usage and leadership role. Managers should weigh mood volatility against ceiling in DFS and season-long formats, while watching how the Packers leverage his disruptive presence going forward.

Sunday Night Football delivered a 40-40 overtime classic as Jordan Love and Dak Prescott exchanged scoring drives until the final play. Neither defense could stop the onslaught, and a late game-tying field goal kept the chaos alive into OT, where both teams seized chances but left without a winner. Love surpassed 300 passing yards with three TDs, despite missing Reed and two starting linemen, while Prescott matched the surge with the same yardage and three TDs even as Lamb and key blockers were sidelined. The result cardigan-sleeved the fantasy outlooks: Love’s ceiling remains sky-high with healthy weapons, Doubs and Golden flashed, and Dallas showed depth behind Lamb that could depart as a flex option in weeks ahead. The tie muddies per-game expectations for both teams as they navigate weeks to come.

In a game that felt like a season’s cliffhanger, the Packers and Cowboys leaned into rhythm-driven offense all night. Green Bay’s string of five straight possessions with points contrasted Dallas’ burst of five TDs across six drives, with a final overtime sequence that culminated in a 40-40 finish. The storylines—Love’s poise under pressure, Parsons’ relentless pressure, and the missing top targets on both sides—shaped a memorable, albeit bittersweet, end that will influence fantasy valuations as rosters reshuffle and health returns determine week-to-week spelunking.