Week 3 features Dallas heading to Chicago for a 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff on FOX as America’s Game of the Week. Dallas is coming off an overtime win over the Giants and sits as a 1.5-point underdog, while Chicago looks to rebound after a lopsided loss to Detroit. The moneyline sits near a pick’em (-108) and the 48.5-point total hints at a brisk, high-variance game with late-score potential.

Wan'Dale Robinson's Week 2 breakout for the Giants (8-142-1) came amid a defensive breakdown by the Cowboys and a quarterback situation in New York that kept his volume steady. Week 3 against Kansas City looms as a tougher test, tempering expectations for a repeat. The piece argues Robinson is a solid, safe WR2 with a capped ceiling given the QB play, and suggests selling inflated value in a trade for a higher-ceiling asset like A.J. Brown, with Week 5 against New Orleans offering a potentially softer spot.

Bottom line: Robinson has earned a role and a floor, but don’t expect a top-8 breakout to sustain weekly. Roster him in shallower formats, but consider packaging him for a more explosive piece as the season progresses, especially against better defenses or in plus-matchups.

Joey Bosa's surge with Buffalo locks in as Week 2's top pass rusher, posting seven pressures on 15 rushes for a 96.7 grade and reasserting his status as a premier edge. Donovan Ezeiruaku flashed as a rookie for Dallas, delivering two QB hits on limited snaps to finish as the top rookie by PFF grade in Week 2. The Texans leaned into their new-age edge duo of Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter, led by Anderson's nine pressures. Abdul Carter and James Pearce Jr. also flashed for Giants and Falcons, respectively, underscoring a rookie-rich class ready to rise. The scene remains clear: elite edge talent drives wins and fantasy upside in the early 2025 season.