Chargers-Colts opens with Indy riding a balanced 12/11 personnel and a run-heavy, versatile attack that tests Los Angeles’ defense. Jones’ deep-ball surge powers the Giants as they push a retooled Chargers unit. In London, the Rams face Jacksonville with Nakua’s status looming and Devin Lloyd out. The rest of the slate centers on QB play, big-pass schemes, and key fantasy pivots from the Browns, Dolphins, and Buccaneers.

Jonathan Taylor leads Week 7 RB rankings with Bijan Robinson, Christian McCaffrey, Jahmyr Gibbs, and Josh Jacobs close behind. Rico Dowdle is the breakout story, with Quinton Johnston and Deon Jackson as solid bounce-back bets. Saquon Barkley faces a tougher run defense, while J.K. Dobbins checks in as a strong value play. Cam Akers has a big week but carries risk in tougher matchups. Volume, game script, and matchup-driven pivots shape lineup decisions for Week 7.

Trade-season heat surrounds the Chargers as they chase offensive-line help while juggling a crowded IR slate. The discussion centers on whether a tackle upgrade is feasible before the deadline, how long-term interior stability matters, and if a big-name running back could be movable cap-wise. Zion Johnson shines amid a shaky unit, but questions linger about Pipkins, Alt, and the plan beyond this year.

Kamani Vidal emerged as the top waiver add after Week 7, seizing lead-back duties for Arizona with strong early workload and favorable upcoming matchups versus the Colts and Vikings. Zonovan Knight and Tyjae Spears offer contingent, late-week upside behind shaky backfields. At receiver, Don’t chase the injured core—DJ Moore, Puka Nacua, Garrett Wilson, Terry McLaurin, Jaden Reed, and Brandon Aiyuk headline safer paths with several others offering sneaky upside. Tight ends surface as streaming options, led by Harold Fannon Jr. and a handful of one-week rentals. Quarterbacks remain thin; Rodgers and Dart emerge as the most viable play this week, with Bryce Young in the mix for longer-term look. Plan FAB around Vidal’s workload, but be mindful of next-week buys (Week 8 on by six teams) and the evolving backfield splits.