Morgan Moses, Patriots right tackle, details the everyday quirks of being a towering lineman—shopping for extra-long clothes, crowded Uber seats, and doorframes that always end up testing his balance. A playful nod to the head bumps from house-hunting sets the tone for a durability-focused chat.

He reflects on 10,000 NFL snaps and how Washington teammates like Kirk Cousins, Ryan Kerrigan, and Trent Williams shaped his leadership. Moses emphasizes passing the torch to younger linemen and building a locker-room culture that doubles as a family off the field.

Beyond football, Moses leans into life as a father of three, honest talks about growth and mistakes, and a couple of candid conversations about sticks, drums, and a playful oath to survive with teammates like Will Campbell. It all paints a durable, mentor-first fantasy anchor for the Patriots.

Drake May’s four‑game burst has the Patriots’ fantasy narrative buzzing, but the data urge caution. Completion climbs to around 74%, passer rating sits near 109.4, and early volume points to efficiency, yet Steve Palatolo stresses that sustainable production hinges on better pass protection and reliable targets. The takeaway: May is exciting, but the ceiling rests on how the offense evolves around him this season.

The discussion then expands to Diggs’ veteran savvy, Campbell’s steady progress at left tackle, and how McDaniels’ design could maximize May’s dual‑threat talent. A looming test against Buffalo will reveal whether May can sustain peak pace or if the rookie volatility reasserts itself for fantasy managers.

Geno Smith’s efficient distribution and timely big plays kept Seattle competitive, with a classic ceiling-floor dynamic for fantasy managers. Maxx Crosby’s relentless edge pressure remains a recurring theme that tilts the Raiders’ games, while Hunter Henry flashed as a reliable target in New England’s offense. Stefon Diggs’ red-zone presence underscored Buffalo’s high ceiling, and Will Campbell’s steady line play for NE could unlock more passing upside. Drake Maye’s uptick remains the swing factor for UNC, but the core NFL angles dominate fantasy prep this week.