Dallas rallied to a 40-37 overtime win over the Giants in Week 2, with Brandon Aubrey drilling a 64-yard game-tying boot in regulation and a 46-yard winner in OT. The comeback could spark a culture lift and momentum early in the season.

The win, Marked by Brian Schottenheimer’s first head-coaching triumph, sets up a Week 3 trip to Chicago. NFL Films’ Mic'd Up reel captures the clash, hinting at a more cohesive Cowboys attack and a fantasy-friendly kick game that could carry into the Bears test.

Porter Ellett, Reid’s trusted aide, shares a steakhouse moment on Jimmer Fredette’s podcast that reveals Reid’s warmth and leadership. The episode shows Reid inviting Ellett to dine with NFL titans, then quietly supporting him—cutting his plate and offering his own steak. A glimpse into Chiefs culture that signals stability for fantasy managers tracking late-season cohesion and special-teams reliability.

That care translates into roster confidence and a coaching style that values inclusion, which could influence Chiefs’ performance and fantasy upside in key spots, especially in the return game and coverage units as the season progresses.

Jadeveon Clowney signed a one-year deal with Dallas, base $3.5M, up to $6M, dispelling talk of a knee-jerk move after Dallas’ 40-37 OT win over the Giants. The 32-year-old pass-rusher plans to play Sunday in Chicago, aiming to contribute immediately as Dallas looks to bolster its edge rotation. He’s coming off 15 sacks in the last two seasons and vows the fire hasn’t faded. Fantasy managers should view this as a potentially meaningful, but not earth-shattering, enhancement to the Cowboys’ rush.

Clowney’s arrival adds depth without promising a full Parson’s-replacement overhaul. Expect a measured snap-share early, with upside in primetime and against teams with vulnerable pass protection. Monitor how Dallas uses him in sub-packages and how many snaps he earns in Week 3 versus Chicago to gauge weekly fantasy upside and potential sack bursts.