Pittsburgh won’t chase Tyreek Hill, per beat writer Gerry Dulac, even as fans clamor for a superstar WR. Week 1 showed the offense clicking with four TDs to four different players, including Calvin Austin III’s TD after four catches and DK Metcalf’s four receptions in the opposing game. The takeaway: the Steelers will lean on internal weapons and line upgrades rather than a high-profile WR trade.

With Freiermuth and Jonnu Smith integral at tight end, Pittsburgh could spend assets on the offensive or defensive line if they add anyone in-season. Fantasy managers should bank on the existing playmakers—Austin, Freiermuth, Smith—while monitoring continued OL/DL improvements rather than waiting on a blockbuster addition.

Keion White and Christian Gonzalez are out for Week 2 as New England visits Miami, thinning the Patriots’ edge and secondary. Anfernee Jennings could inherit bigger edge duties, reshaping the Patriots’ pass rush against a familiar opponent. Morgan Moses is questionable at right tackle, with Marcus Bryant positioned to step in if needed, while Marte Mapu is also uncertain, complicating lineups and special-teams depth.

The Dolphins have no named injuries in this update, leaving their offense comparatively intact. For fantasy and bets, Jennings, Bryant and Lowe emerge as notable late-round or DFS targets if Moses sits, while Mapu’s status could tweak back-end coverage and IDP value. Monitor final injury designations as Week 2 approaches.

Overall, Boston-to-M Miami sets the stage for depth pieces to shine. Expect heightened usage for Patriots’ depth at tackle and edge, and a cautious approach to the secondary until Dallas returns to practice. A dynamics-driven game with plenty of rotation could produce surprise fantasy contributors.