Fantasy Football Today breaks down sleepers, breakouts, and busts after a loaded preseason weekend, focusing on how teams and depth charts shake out for fantasy rosters. The Bears show promise, with DeAndre Swift pointed to as a lead back in a Chicago backfield that could feature multiple runners, though offensive line issues cloud ceiling. DJ Moore’s role shifts toward a safer, shorter-guarding target, while Roschon Johnson waits in the wings and Caleb Williams’ NFL top-15 upside is debated with cautious optimism.

In New York, Justin Fields remains a high-upside play in single-QB leagues, but Garrett Wilson’s fantasy floor depends on improved passing. The Jets’ backfield could see a mixed workload with Breece Hall and Tank Bigsby vibes if Bigsby joined another offense, while the Palmer/Bowyer era of late-round sleepers recasts the draft map. Jordan Love, JJ McCarthy, and Trevor Lawrence each surface as late-round playoff bets, anchored by solid pass-catch corps and coaching upticks.

Across the AFC, the Jaguars’ Etienne-Lawrence tandem and the Lions’ Amon-Ra-like ceiling for players such as Xavier Worthy and George Pickens headline the receiver spectrum. Treasures like Puka Nacua and Brock Bowers’ breakout potential for 2025—though Bowers is college-bound—frame the tight end market, with Brock Stewart-like players generating late-round hype. Overall, the show threads together injury updates, trade chatter, and position battles that could swing beltline ADPs in Week 1 DFS and season-long drafts.