Chiefs offense finally clicked in Week 4, reviving the high-octane identity that pushed the dynasty talk. Mahomes operated with rhythm, and while the run game lagged, the passing attack looked like the efficient machine fantasy managers crave. If that level sticks, KC becomes a top AFC favorite again.

Trade chatter swirls around Breece Hall as a potential game-changing add for Kansas City, with Jets in asset-management mode and Hall in a contract year. A Hall arrival would reshape KC’s backfield and boost red-zone and third-down upside, raising the ceiling for Chiefs-heavy fantasy lineups.

Arizona's season hit a rough stretch, slipping to 1-4 after a late loss to Tennessee. Harrison Jr. flashed with 98 receiving yards, but the Cardinals’ WR room remains thin beyond him and Trey McBride. Demercado’s 76-yard TD was wasted by a late fumble, underscoring costly self-inflicted mistakes.

Injuries gutted the backfield—James Conner out for the year and Trey Benson sidelined—deepening depth concerns. With trade chatter heating up around a back like Breece Hall and secondary upgrades needed beyond Will Johnson and Max Melton, the Cardinals may rethink coaching adjustments as they chase cohesion and wins.

Jets' Week 5 collapse vs. Cowboys exposed a fragile team: penalties, turnovers and a defense overwhelmed by Dallas' attack, despite Breece Hall's 113 rushing yards on 14 carries. The 37-22 final leaves New York 0-5 and heading into Week 6 vs. Denver with questions about coaching and execution.

Hall's big day shows ceiling when the Jets stay on script, but the front-end fumble and overall inconsistency limit fantasy upside. Expect more pass-heavy expectations if NY leans behind, while Denver's upcoming tilt could test ground-game rhythm and turnover avoidance.