Seattle’s backfield is unsettled after Week 1, with Charbonnet thriving on early downs and Walker III’s snap share slipping. Week 2 against Pittsburgh could tilt toward the rookie, making Walker more of a high-end FLEX than a locked RB2. Conner’s heavy committee in Arizona raises red flags; Week 2 hosts Carolina, a tough matchup that could cap his volume. Indianapolis’ Downs disappointed again Week 1 as Pittman Jr. dominates targets, while Warren’s 9 targets signal a TE/H-back heavy approach that could squeeze Downs. Baltimore’s Andrews was TD-dependent in Week 1 and needs red-zone chances to pay off. QB volatility showed with Burrow and Prescott being outperformed by Spencer Rattler in Week 1, a fluky outlier that should settle, but Week 2 still demands cautious rostering.