Two 2-0 teams meet in Philadelphia as the Rams visit the Eagles in a high-profile Week 3 clash with strong fantasy implications. Stafford’s offense has flashed at times, but consistency remains a concern against a tougher defensive test, while Hurts continues to rely on his rushing floor even as passing totals lag. Injuries loom on both sides, potentially reshaping target shares and lineups. Odds favor Philadelphia by a field goal-plus, with a lean to the under, and fantasy angles hinge on quarterback rushing, tight ends, and pass-catching depth.

Philadelphia is 2-0, showing growth on both sides of the ball as they adjust from last season. The defense has been solid and the offense efficient, setting up a Week 3 test against the Rams. Bryce Huff, a Philadelphia castoff now thriving with San Francisco, has emerged as a premier edge weapon, with a sack, a QB hit and a forced fumble that highlight how a tailored scheme can unlock a player’s peak. The 49ers’ front looks sharper, while the NFC West shapes up as a real battleground.

Two weeks into the 2025 season, narratives harden around 32 teams with a mix of solid trends and overreactions. Bills lean into a productive run game behind a seasoned line, while the Dolphins’ ground attack remains a work in progress amid injuries. Penalties bite in New England; the Jets’ defense shows talent but is still adjusting. The piece catalogs each team’s trend and its staying power, guiding fantasy and betting calls for Week 3 and beyond.

0-2 starts have crushed many seasons, yet last year proved a few clubs found a path back. This piece ranks 10 winless squads by playoff viability, from the unlikely to the plausible, with KC atop after a historical stumble. It nods to coaching poise, the league’s expanded playoffs, and the potential late-season surges from Stroud, Williams, and Williams-ready rosters, emphasizing that resilience, not panic, drives fantasy upside.