The Bills go to Atlanta for a primetime tune up before a critical bye week, aiming to bounce back from their first loss. Buffalo plans to lean on Josh Allen by letting him move and create plays with his legs, especially against a Falcons defense that has shown vulnerability to mobile quarterbacks.

The team expects Ty Johnson to earn more third down snaps as James Cook struggles lately, with Johnson's improved pass protection a must against aggressive rookie edge rushers. With Matt Milano sidelined, Ed Oliver's return could spark a more vocal, cohesive front as Buffalo eyes Bijan Robinson and a potent Falcons offense. London demands attention, Mooney out shifts coverage, and Benford must clamp down on London while the secondary tracks Michael Penix Jr. targets.

Buffalo must keep Diggs involved and disciplined in coverage to avoid a repeat of prior miscommunications on the back end. A win would preserve the AFC East lead and set the stage for a strong run through the late season, starting with a focus on discipline, scheme, and explosive playmaking from Allen.

The Titans dismissed Brian Callahan after a 1-5 start, elevating Bo Hardegree to run the offense as Tennessee hunts an interim head coach. Cam Ward’s Week 6 turnover spree helped seal the decision, following a Week 4 play-caller change. In-house candidates include Dennard Wilson and John Fassel, as the staff seeks an immediate spark ahead of Week 7 vs. New England.

Week 7 adds a revenge-flavored subplot with Mike Vrabel leading the Patriots against his old club, intensifying the urgency to reset. Fantasy managers should watch Ward’s leash and any shifts in distribution among Titans pass-cinders and backs as the new regime takes shape, aiming for a quicker, sustainable turnaround.

Buffalo heads to Atlanta on Monday Night Football to rebound after a home loss, with Josh Allen anchoring an offense missing Demar Hamlin and Matt Milano. The Bills’ upside hinges on passing efficiency, even as the run defense faces Bijan Robinson’s burst. Atlanta arrives off a bye, with Darnell Mooney out and Curtis Samuel listed as questionable, while Buffalo’s Dalton Kincaid also eyes a late-week status.

Odds tilt Buffalo by a field goal with a 50-point total, and a veteran projection model has been bullish on the Bills’ fantasy upside in this matchup, shaping DFS lineups and betting angles for Week 6.

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.