Drake Maye exploded in Week 2, earning 83.6 PFF and guiding New England to a 33-27 win with 101 yards and two deep TDs on 4-of-5 attempts over 10 yards. His growth hints at a plausible Year 2 breakout and a tasty late-round QB2 target for fantasy managers.

Green Bay’s defense overwhelmed Washington with 33 pressures and six sacks, illustrating how a fierce front can tilt games and fantasy days alike. Across the slate, Goff-to-St. Brown clicked for 115 yards and three TDs, while Browning shined under blitz for Cincinnati. Week 2 underscored the value of pressure, scheme, and big-play receivers in shaping fantasy outcomes.

Overall, Week 2 spotlighted breakout potential from young passers, elite defensive fronts driving scores, and the continued importance of game-script and play-caller creativity for fantasy rosters.