Kellen Moore's first NFL season as Saints coach is off to a rocky start, but his focus on every play matters could stabilize a young team. New Orleans showed balance in Week 2, with Kamara grinding out yardage and multiple receivers contributing as Moore drills discipline and precise execution ahead of Seattle.

Spencer Rattler flashed in a three-TD game pace, while Olave, Shaheed, and Juwan Johnson supplied consistent targets. For fantasy managers, the takeaway is clear: lean on Olave and Shaheed for week-to-week upside, monitor Kamara’s usage, and watch Moore’s in-game tweaks against Seattle.

Week 2 flashed a fantasy fireworks show: Jared Goff lit up Chicago for five touchdowns and 300+ yards, Russell Wilson surged to 450 passing yards with three TDs, and Lamar Jackson turned in four passing scores. Drake Maye and Daniel Jones added big rushing and passing days, while Jonathan Taylor and James Cook topped the day at the RB position. Amon-Ra St. Brown shredded the secondary with three TDs and 9 grabs, and Nabers, Wan’Dale Robinson, and Puka Nacua paced the WRs with large yardage and scores. Tight ends delivered in spades, kickers slammed long-range kicks, and defenses topped the box score, making Week 2 a goldmine for fantasy managers.

Beyond the headline performances, the week underscored the value of dual-threat upside, high-volume passing, and even some surprise contributors. It tightened up the learning curve for lineup construction, reinforced the staying power of elite offenses, and kept sleepers in play as rosters pivot toward playoff positioning. For fantasy managers, Week 2 was a reminder: pace and opportunity often drive the best Week-to-Week gains in standard scoring formats.

Week 2 produced a 40-37 OT shootout loss for the New York Giants to Dallas, as 506 total yards and 37 points weren’t enough to seal the win. Russell Wilson sparked the opponent with 450 passing yards and three TDs, a performance that echoed elite fantasy outputs but ended with an overtime miscue on Nabers. The Giants moved the ball efficiently yet left points on the board due to four penalties on a single drive and a 1-for-5 red-zone day.

Defensively, the Giants wore down as Dallas wore out the run game, and Shane Bowen’s calls drew scrutiny. Special teams contributed positively—Gano nailed three short FGs, Turpin piled up kickoff yardage, and Olszewski along with Tracy Jr. provided solid return days. With Gipson inactive, questions linger about Kafka’s rhythm against Bowen’s unit. What’s next for the Giants scheduling-wise remains a key talking point for fantasy rosters.