Week 5 features Giants at Saints with Malik Nabers sidelined, elevating Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed while New York leans on Jaxson Dart, Darius Slayton and Cam Skattebo to grind out offense. The Saints’ upside hinges on outside targets stepping up; the Giants ride their front four and a heavy rushing workload to a road win in a game likely to stay under a modest total. Fantasy angles center on Slayton’s floor, Skattebo’s workload, and Shaheed’s big-play potential.

Saints host the Giants in Week 5 chasing their first win. The run game has carried them, but the aerial attack must spark with Spencer Rattler, while Olave and Shaheed must threaten downfield.

Giants' edge trio Burns, Thibodeaux, and Carter provides heavy pressure; Adebo, Flott and Phillips anchor the secondary. If Nubin sits, Belton steps in to test the Saints on early downs.

O-line must hold and Kamara must play a bigger receiving role to free up Olave and Shaheed.

Buffalo moved to 4-0 after a tense win over New Orleans, with the turning point coming when Cole Bishop sniffed out a trick play and snagged a one‑handed interception on Olave. The play wiped out points and swung momentum Buffalo’s way just before halftime. Josh Allen finished the drive with a late scramble and TD pass, but credit for the shift goes to the defense for flipping the script at a crucial moment.

Allen publicly credited Bishop, calling it a confidence boost for a player who’s had developmental setbacks. The moment underscored Buffalo’s formula: timely stop, then a finish from the offense. Bishop’s breakout also adds a fresh storyline for fantasy managers and bettors as Buffalo eyes tougher tests ahead.

In the bigger fantasy picture, Buffalo’s balance—defense making the plays and an offense closing out games— strengthens the Bills’ outlook as the season unfolds, with Bishop emerging as a sleeper defender to watch and Allen sustaining fourth-quarter juice when the pressure rises.