Week 2’s Chiefs–Eagles rematch shifts from hype to pressure as KC faces a thinner receiving corps with Rashee Rice suspended and Xavier Worthy out. A Week 1 loss to the Chargers and Philadelphia’s narrow win over Dallas highlight vulnerabilities on both sides. Bookmakers lean Philadelphia; Mahomes’ MVP-grade play is the decisive edge for any KC upset. Fantasy managers should watch target shifts and Mahomes usage as the depth chart stabilizes.

Week 2 fantasy weather outlook highlights a high-risk spot in New England at Miami (39% rain) that could slow passing games and boost run-heavy approaches. Bills at Jets looks weather-friendly, keeping Josh Allen’s rushing upside in play. Eagles at Kansas City carries a small storm risk that later dropped to zero in updates, suggesting a shift toward a run-first or ground-supported approach if conditions worsen. Stay nimble as updates can nudge who you start or sit.

Oregon’s defense has been stingy through the first three weeks, bottling up opponents in the first three quarters while facing limited-possession games. Dan Lanning wants sustained finishes and cleaner late drives on both sides, even after a 34-0 cushion dissolved late against Northwestern.

Two early takeaways anchored the win: Bryce Boettcher and Jerry Mixon each produced interceptions, fueling a stifling run that included a 31-0 lead. Boettcher’s 94 tackles and Mixon’s growing playmaking role, alongside Bassa’s NFL draft pursuit, signal a defense trending upward even as the schedule stiffens.

Northwestern’s late 14-point surge highlighted Oregon’s need to finish quarters and protect the ball. Special-teams and turnover-driven drives—plus a 27-yard field goal set up by a defensive stop—kept Oregon ahead as it eyes next-week challenges vs Oregon State and No. 2 Penn State.