Rodgers' Steelers debut: 244 yards and four TDs, seven receivers snagging passes as Pittsburgh won 34-32 over the Jets. Darnold’s Seattle opener was modest—150 yards, no TDs, one turnover in a 230-yard, 13-point showing against San Francisco. The Week 2 clash looks like a defensive slog with two sturdy fronts, an under-40 total points vibe, and fantasy angles anchored in workload splits and distribution.

Expect Rodgers to keep spreading balls, Walker and Charbonnet to anchor Seattle’s ground game, and Warren to shoulder Steelers’ quick-hitting runs. Injuries and boom/bust drives could tilt this low-scoring affair, making smart streaming and contrarian bets key for fantasy managers and bettors.

Two sides, one gritty game plan: lean into the defenses, monitor the in-game pace, and ride the backfields as the primary fantasy catalysts in a game likely decided by field-position and timely stops.

Tyrone Tracy Jr. operated as the Giants’ clear RB1 in Week 1, but 10 carries for 24 yards and five targets highlights a lifted ceiling in a shaky run game. His 2024 receiving track record (38 receptions) keeps his fantasy floor afloat and makes Week 2 a true test for workload and inefficiencies up front.

Cam Skattebo showed little on the ground with two totes for -3 yards, yet two receptions signal passing-game usage and a sliver of upside in a committee approach. He’s a speculative stash with TD upside if volume improves and the offense stays adverse.

Bottom line: Tracy remains the safer hold in standard leagues, while Skattebo is a deeper-league flyer with upside tied to job-share and goal-line opportunities.