Marcus Mariota’s seamless fit in the offense drives a wave of fantasy chatter as three games, 40 points across four quarters in two outings, underscore the upside of a healthy system. Trey Tucker erupts with a 9-145-3 line, cementing downfield ceiling for the Raiders and pressuring backfield options. Jakobi Meyers and the Seahawks’ Gino Smith deliver, while Wondell Robinson shouts back into relevance with Giants’ passing game momentum.

Daniel Jones connects with Michael Pittman and Alec Pierce, highlighting Colts’ passing efficiency and Jonathan Taylor’s sustained workload. Hunter Henry resurges as a red-zone option, Zamir White’s role grows in Vegas, and a fluky but instructive week leaves several alignments in flux, especially in pass protection and target shares across key offenses.

Jackson Smith-Njigba paced Week 1 targets with a dominant 59% share, signaling a ceiling-raising role in Seattle’s passing game against the Steelers. Seattle’s multiple weapons should keep JSN's target volume high, bumping him toward weekly top-10 consideration in PPR formats.

Jakobi Meyers projects as Las Vegas’ primary Week 2 option, especially in a Chargers matchup where volume and quick-hitting targets could compile a steady floor. Stefon Diggs looks to remain a high-floor staple for Buffalo, while Travis Etienne’s resurgence adds a bullish upside for Jacksonville. Keenan Allen’s route-heavy role keeps him in the WR2/1 mix for half-PPR leagues.

Las Vegas and New England kick off with a fantasy-friendly storyline: a Raiders offense stacked with Jacobi Meyers, Amari Cooper, Brock Bowers, Michael Mayer, and Ashton Gentry faces a Patriots secondary that’s under pressure. Max Crosby anchors the pass rush as John Spitek reshapes the roster under Pete Carroll’s defensive influence, while Tom Brady’s 10% ownership adds an off-field layer to Week 1 expectations. Seattle’s coaching tree and Chip Kelly’s offense flavor the broader Week 1 chatter, but Vegas’ weapons steal the spotlight for fantasy rosters.