Week 6 DFS wide receivers present five prime WR vs. CB matchups with multi-slate upside, anchored by Seattle’s Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Davante Adams in plus-matchups as high-usage targets. Tetairoa McMillan, Stefon Diggs, and Keenan Allen offer strong leverage in high-implied-total games, while the slate’s other spots hinge on red-zone access and ownership dynamics. The breakdown relies on usage, pace, and PFF grades to flag potential 3x returns in cash or GPP formats.

Saints defense eyes a marquee Week 2 upset as a hobbled 49ers squad visits New Orleans. With Purdy, Kittle, and Aiyuk sidelined or limited, Spencer Rattler and a rebuilt Saints attack must lean on a stout defense and a smarter game plan to steal a win.

Bold projections color the page: a pass rush that adds five sacks, Rashid Shaheed erupting for big yards, and Cameron Jordan delivering multiple sacks. In a low-scoring, defense-driven game, fantasy managers should chase Saints playmakers while tempering expectations for the visiting offense.

New Orleans marks one day until kickoff by tracing the No. 1 jersey lineage: Garo Yepremian, Benny Ricarco, Martin Gramatica, Marquez Callaway and Alontae Taylor. Taylor, who switched from 27 to 1 in 2023, now carries the Saints’ most storied digit on the field.

Callaway’s No. 1 era produced 58 receptions and 856 yards across 2021-22, with a team-leading 698 yards in 2021. Taylor has pushed that legacy, logging 34 No. 1 appearances in the last two seasons—the most by any Saint in the number.