Jaylen Ramsey and DK Metcalf headline a bullish Steelers makeover, paired with a one-year QB stability boost that could unlock Pittsburgh’s depth on both sides of the ball. The discussion broadens to Green Bay’s Jordan Love, Detroit’s offensive line questions, and Dallas’ high-end defense with Micah Parsons in the spotlight. The takeaway: the trenches and proven pluck in free agency give the Steelers a real wildcard case this season, with role players ready to rise in Week 1.

Fantasy angles center on robust secondary upside in Pittsburgh, potential early-season offensive sparks, and how sustainable Aaron Rodgers’ and Jordan Love’s arcs are across their divisions. Listen for how the Steelers’ star-powered chess moves translate into weekly fantasy value and who to pair behind the obvious anchors.

Tyler Warren stands out as the season’s rookie cheat code at tight end, with the Colts expected to feature him in a role that blends receiving targets and goal-line chances. His floor could push into the top four TE pace thanks to designed plays and red-zone opportunities, while his ceiling includes 6-7 receiving TDs and a thousand-yard receiving year augmented by occasional rush usage. The Nova list cements Warren among the elite, encouraging dynasty managers to pounce and redraft players to monitor early involvement.

The discussion leans into aggressive moves: trading KD-down to Warren, chasing Warren in Underdog battles, and treating him as a potential season-defining asset even in shallower rosters. Watch for early snap counts and Colts’ red-zone design to gauge whether Warren sustains elite pace beyond Week 1.