Two weeks in, the NFL delivered another wild ride. Russell Wilson dazzled for the Giants with 450 passing yards and 3 TDs, threading Malik Nabers for a 48-yard moonshot that sparked a late lead. New York’s penalties lingered, but the offense flashed real playmaking with Marcus Mbow, Cam Skattebo, and Wan’Dale Robinson contributing. Dallas answered with a 64-yard Brandon Aubrey boot and prevailed in OT after Wilson’s late INT, keeping NYG’s early-season pulse alive.

In Indianapolis, Daniel Jones again starred, tossing 316 yards with two TDs to propel the Colts to 2-0. Los Angeles joined the party behind Puka Nacua (8 receptions, 91 yards) and a 45-yard rushing TD, plus Davante Adams’ 106 receiving yards, as McVay-LaFleur kept the offense humming. Cincinnati rode Browning to 2-0 with Burrow sidelined by a toe issue, while Detroit’s Goff thrived under Ben Johnson in a 52-21 rout of Chicago.

Across the league, the Chiefs dropped to 0-2 in a rematch-laden week, the Steelers’ Kaleb Johnson misplayed a live kickoff, and Carolina continued its struggle as Bryce Young and Xavier Legette fight for consistency. The mood is hopeful for the young Giants crew and the rest of the 2-0 clubs, while fantasy managers race to parse roles for Nabers, Nacua, Browning, and the rest of the expanding playbook in a rapidly evolving season.

NFC West Week 2 produced a clean sweep of two-win teams: the Rams, 49ers, Seahawks, and Cardinals all kept pace with impressive late surges, reinforcing fantasy outlooks across the division. Stafford sparked a late attack to power a 33-19 Rams win over the Titans, while Seattle’s offense finally unlocked in the second half behind Walker and Smith-Njigba. Arizona’s defense closed out a 2-0 start with Campbell tormenting Bryce Young, and San Francisco survived without Purdy and Kittle by leaning on Mac Jones to push the ball downfield. The landscape shifts weekly, but the core fantasy assets across these teams remain highly relevant for rosters and matchups.

Look for Stafford-Kupp in L.A. to carry momentum, Walker and Smith-Njigba to keep growing in Seattle, and Cardinals’ Campbell to anchor a stout defense with upside for sack-heavy weeks. San Francisco’s offense could be driven by efficient games from a healthy QB battle, while the Panthers face a tougher test once Young settles. Week 3 schedules should heavily weigh these groups as fantasy players map lineups and weekly risk vs. reward.