Two weeks into the OC era, Fantasy Film Room checks in on the league’s new play-callers and how their schemes are shaping fantasy output. Ben Johnson’s Chicago Bears look with tempo and misdirection potential, while Liam Coen’s Jacksonville Jaguars show growth through faster reads and targeted throws to Brian Thomas Jr. The panel buckets the rest as performing or underperforming: Seattle, New England, and Las Vegas still ironing things out; Philadelphia’s offense tweaks with a new OC; and the Dolphins-Bills TNF sets the week’s fantasy frontier.

For fantasy managers, the sky remains crowded with nuance. Track script-driven targets, pace shifts, and how each OCGame plan translates into usable floor weeks for QBs and pass-ccatchers. Teams with clearer in-game adjustments post-Week 2 offer the strongest short-term upside, while those still ironing continuity bring volatility you’ll want to hedge against in daily formats.

Christian Kirk is trending toward a Week 3 return for Houston after a hamstring issue, potentially giving the Texans a reliable target in a road AFC South clash with Jacksonville. His status could change Houston's target distribution significantly if he suits up.

Braxton Berrios and Jake Andrews were back at practice, signaling a more stable offense for Houston. Jacksonville hosts Houston in Duval under new coach Liam Coen, aiming to snap an eight-year skid. Injury uncertainty for both sides adds risk for Week 3 DFS and fantasy bets.

Marvin Harrison Jr. has just 11 targets through two games for Arizona, catching 2 for 27 in the latest winless struggle against Carolina after a 6-catch, 71-yard TD opener vs New Orleans. Kyler Murray nudges expectations with a candid take on target distribution—some days 10 looks, other days three, and that one football is shared by a lot. Harrison sits amid a rookie WR class with more early volume, while Arizona faces a Week 3 test as a 2.5-point underdog to San Francisco, making rest-of-season fantasy math intriguing and fluid.