Week 1 spotlighted Utah ties across the NFL, with Puka Nacua delivering a high-volume, clutch performance for the Rams after a scary forehead cut and return from concussion protocol. Dalton Kincaid opened Buffalo’s season with the Bills’ first TD and four catches, while Jackson Hawes nabbed his first NFL grab in a late-drive moment. Jordan Love dazzled for Green Bay with two first-half TDs, and Jaylen Warren helped Pittsburgh spark late with a receiving score. Zach Charbonnet and a standout Bills pass-game trio added big-play potential, while Henry To’oTo’o’s tackle highlight showed the Texans’ risk-reward on blitzes. This slate underscored how Utah-bred talents can anchor late-season fantasy value and unsettled Week 1 narratives across the league.

From Nacua’s resilience to Kincaid’s immediate red-zone looks and Love’s efficient start, Week 1 leaned into volume, flow, and situational usage. Bills’ Hawes and Flowers fed on volume and explode-ability, while Warren’s early contribution signaled a larger role in Pittsburgh’s offense. Seahawks’ Charbonnet flashed as a big-play threat, and To’oTo’o’s hit-and-recover moment illustrated how Week 1 themes can quickly reshape shallow fantasy benches into week-to-week advantages.