Seattle's defense overwhelmed Jacksonville 20–12, piling up seven sacks and smothering the Jaguars' ground game. The front four dominated the line, collapsing pockets and forcing Trevor Lawrence into constant hurry. A patchwork secondary held firm as depth players stepped in, keeping Seattle on a championship trajectory through early October.

If Devin Witherspoon and Julian Love return healthy, this unit could push toward NFC elite. The blueprint—hybrid fronts, relentless pressure, disciplined gaps—has taken hold, and Seattle's ceiling is rising fast with a resilient, balanced overall team identity.

Jaxson Dart’s Thursday night performance gave Giants fans real optimism, posting an 89.7 PFF grade with 80.0+ marks as both passer and runner and a clean turnover profile. Week 6’s highlights lean into the power of a relentless pass rush (Seahawks’ 39 pressures) and breakout games like Rico Dowdle’s 183-yard rushing effort, Drake Maye’s 92.0 passing grade, and elite play on the Colts’ left side. These threads shape immediate fantasy outlooks, streaming targets, and weekly betting angles.

Across the board, PFF grades spotlight where to lean in fantasy lineups: high-volume rushes, dominant pass protection, and quarterbacks delivering big-time throws under pressure. From Jones’s pass rush clinic to Maye’s breakout, Week 6 offers clear signals for Week 7 projections, matchup-driven decisions, and in-season tool adjustments for fantasy managers and bettors alike.