Philly travels to Kansas City for Week 2 in a high-stakes rematch, with the Eagles bringing a potent, multi-pronged attack and the Chiefs facing injury-adapted WR depth. Worthy’s shoulder and Rashee Rice’s suspension thin KC’s arsenal, nudging the spread toward Philadelphia and putting more pressure on Mahomes to improvise.

The Eagles’ front will test a banged-up KC offense, while Vic Fangio’s defense aims to keep the Chiefs in check. Fantasy angles lean heavy on Philadelphia receivers, with the team predicted to press early and often. Final score: Eagles 31, Chiefs 20; Best Bet: Eagles -1.5.

Watch for line movement and matchup-driven props, especially on Brown and DeVonta Smith, as Philly looks to exploit KC’s depth and keep the crowd momentum in their favor.

Marquise Brown remains in play for Week 2 despite an ankle issue, with KC signaling he’s practicing and ready to suit up against the Eagles. If Brown is limited or rotates out snaps, Kansas City’s target tree tightens around JuJu Smith-Schuster and Nikko Remigio, while Tyquan Thornton could enter the mix as a depth option. The Week 1 loss to the Chargers underscores the need for reliable secondary options behind Brown and Mahomes.

Brown’s availability will largely determine the Week 2 game plan. If he’s healthy and active, expect a balanced Kansas City attack with ample关注 for Brown; if not, Smith-Schuster and Remigio become the primary sources of volume, elevating their fantasy ceilings in a challenging matchup.

Nick Bolton's biceps issue is being managed, but he practiced fully this week and is expected to play Week 2 against the Philadelphia Eagles, barring a last-minute setback. His health keeps KC's run-stopping core intact for a tough test.

If Bolton must leave the field, rookie Cooper McDonald and Jeffey Bassa would rotate in, slightly thinning KC's depth but preserving overall defensive upside for fantasy managers.

For fantasy lineups, Bolton's status will heavily influence tackle volume and IDP projections. Monitor final injury reports and game-time status to lock in projections for KC linebackers.

Jawaan Taylor is listed with knee and ankle injuries but practiced all week and is poised to start Week 2 against Philadelphia, barring a late setback. If he can’t go, Jaylon Moore or Wanya Morris would slide in at right tackle, keeping KC’s line intact.

The Week 2 clash at Arrowhead, a high-stakes rematch with the Eagles, hinges on Taylor’s health and the depth behind him, shaping Kansas City’s run and pass game plans and how effectively the protection holds against Philadelphia’s edge.