Buffalo moved to 2-0 after a 30-10 win over the Jets as Josh Allen left briefly with a nosebleed and Mitch Trubisky stepped in without warmups, calmly orchestrating a key third-down connection to Joshua Palmer that kept a scoring drive alive and set up a field goal. Allen praised Trubisky's poise, and the QB duo's bond from Hard Knocks shone. Buffalo heads into a short week questing for a win against Miami.

Week 2 fantasy pivots and matchups: Geno Smith should carry upside vs a Chargers secondary, Nico Collins looks to bounce back with increased targets, Najee Harris faces a limited workload but could surprise if involved, and C.J. Stroud with Tre Tucker offers upside in a Houston air attack. Ladd McConkey, Jakobi Meyers, Cade Otton, Tyler Conklin, Jayden Higgins, and Dalton Schultz round out strong Week 2 options with clear target shares and favorable matchups.

Week 2 injuries create a shifting fantasy landscape. Burrow’s turf-toe surgery sinks Cincinnati’s ceiling and thrusts Browning into a tough starter role. Fields’ concussion protocol and Daniels’ knee sprain keep multiple offenses in flux, while Ekeler’s season-ending Achilles reshapes Washington’s backfield. IRs for Hunt and Corbett and Beebe’s high-ankle out the Cowboys’ center and Panthers’ line, respectively, heighten concerns. Several top corners (Surtain II, Terrell, Johnson) carry medium to high risk, influencing matchup decisions across the league.

Week 2 IDP notes highlight a bounce-back for Detroit’s Hutchinson, Branch, and Campbell, while waiver watch centers on Nick Herbig stepping into a volume-heavy role with Highsmith sidelined. Key backups across the league—Dorian Williams, Noah Sewell, Joe Bachie, Ivan Pace Jr., Malachi Moore, Abdul Carter—popped in as potential deeper-league adds. In Arizona, Campbell and Mack Wilson lead the way, with Akeem Davis-Gaither lighting up as a deeper option. Minnesota, Jets, Giants, and Bears also show notable snap shifts and opportunites for IDP rosters.

Buffalo toppled the Jets 30-10 in Week 2, riding a punishing ground game from James Cook (21-132-2) and a sturdy run-back by Ray Davis while Josh Allen managed a low-variance day with 208 total yards and no TDs. The defense stifled New York to a season-low 154 yards, helped by Tre.Davious White's return to form and Cam Lewis stepping in at nickel for the sidelined Taron Johnson. Ed Oliver’s injury triggered rookie reps for Zion Logue and Deone Walker; Joey Bosa anchored the pass rush with a forced fumble, hinting Buffalo’s playoff push hinges on a deeper, healthier defense and improved offensive efficiency against the Dolphins Thursday.