Week 6 London inactive lists shape fantasy value. Broncos sit Jonah Elliss, Ben Powers, Sam Ehlinger, Tyler Badie, Frank Crum, Jordan Jackson, Sai'Vion Jones. Jets sit Michael Carter II, Allen Lazard, Ja'Markis Weston, Khalil Herbert, Esa Pole, Jelani Woods, Tyler Baron, Leonard Taylor III. Weston opened a 21-day window but wasn’t added. Opportunities flip to backups and question marks rise for receivers and linebackers in a cross‑ocean matchup.

Braelon Allen is sidelined by a knee injury and placed on IR for 8-12 weeks. Rehab vs surgery is still a fork in the road, with a best-case return in early December and a real chance the season ends early. The Jets' ground game takes a hit as they sit at 0-4 and rely on big-volume rushing.

Hall should inherit lead-back duties, Davis steps in as No.2, and Nwangwu’s hamstring muddies the depth chart. Khalil Herbert and Avery Williams were added to bolster backfield insurance and return capabilities ahead of the Dallas matchup.

For fantasy, anticipate a Hall-led uptick with possible Davis work in early-down scenarios; monitor Allen’s timetable and the new pieces’ roles as Week 5 approaches.

Glenn drives a culture shift on ball security with a hands-on, boxing-glove approach as the Jets battle a turnover epidemic. Seven giveaways and a league-worst -7 turnover margin through four weeks have him and OC Tanner Engstrand doubling down on drills, penalties, and fundamentals after a Monday night loss to Miami.

With Braelon Allen sidelined 8-12 weeks, New York leans on Breece Hall, Isaiah Davis, Kene Nwangwu and Khalil Herbert to shoulder the backfield load. The emphasis on securing the football, plus a reshaped rotation and a tougher schedule, will determine whether the Jets turn the tide from a winless start to a more competitive stretch.

Braelon Allen's sprained MCL lands him on IR, outlining an 8-12 week absence. Breece Hall remains the Jets' lead back, while Isaiah Davis, Khalil Herbert and Kene Nwangwu absorb expanded roles behind him. The timeline could shift with possible surgery, but the short-term focus is a reshaped backfield and updated weekly projections for fantasy managers.

Hall's workload climbs, Davis profiles as the next man up on early downs, and Herbert/Nwangwu provide depth in short-yardage and gadget packages. The offense must adapt to this turnover and could influence Week-to-week streaming and purchase decisions in deeper leagues as they chase a late-season spark.