Porter Ellett, Reid’s trusted aide, shares a steakhouse moment on Jimmer Fredette’s podcast that reveals Reid’s warmth and leadership. The episode shows Reid inviting Ellett to dine with NFL titans, then quietly supporting him—cutting his plate and offering his own steak. A glimpse into Chiefs culture that signals stability for fantasy managers tracking late-season cohesion and special-teams reliability.

That care translates into roster confidence and a coaching style that values inclusion, which could influence Chiefs’ performance and fantasy upside in key spots, especially in the return game and coverage units as the season progresses.

Rachaad White caps a dramatic 20-19 comeback for Tampa Bay in Houston with a 2-yard TD run as six seconds remain. Baker Mayfield lashed two TDs on 25-of-38 for 215 yards, fueling a 2-0 start for the Buccaneers. Houston pressed late behind a punt return and a blocked punt but couldn’t seal it, leaving Nick Chubb's TD run as a late spark. Joe Burrow faces toe surgery and months out; Minnesota’s J.J. McCarthy injures an ankle; Colts sit 2-0. A crowded slate reshapes fantasy value as Chargers and Raiders loom.

Philadelphia's tush push barrage carried a 20-17 win over Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, seven short-yardage plays powering Jalen Hurts' TD and a bully-ball performance that left KC with its first 0-2 start since 2014. The play's durability keeps it alive while officials and analysts debate safety and officiating, and the Week 2 contrast with the Cowboys-Giants shootout underlines the Week of talking points in the NFL.

Fantasy impacts center on Hurts' rushing upside and the Eagles' goal-line efficiency, while KC must recalibrate its rhythm and Red Zone timing without clear cohesion with Kelce. Brady and Blandino amplified the debate, and Sirianni defended the prep and execution that make the sequence a potential season-long lever for Philly.

Kansas City sits 0-2 as Patrick Mahomes and the offense search for rhythm. Mahomes has 58.8% completion with 2 TDs and 1 INT, and the Chiefs have yet to top 21 points in two games, forcing more of his rushing. ESPN's Dan Orlovsky argues the quarterback is not the problem, praising his effort while blaming the rest of the unit for gaps in spacing and production.

The critique targets the supporting cast and the line, including Creed Humphrey and Trey Smith, who are said to be getting worn down. With a Week 3 clash against the winless Giants on the horizon, fantasy managers will watch if the offense retools and Mahomes can unlock a more efficient, higher-scoring game plan.