Buffalo travels to MetLife for Week 2 to face the New York Jets after a Week 1 showcase from Buffalo and a Jets offense that moved the ball well but coughed a late turnover in a 34-32 loss.

TV is CBS in local markets with NFL streaming options available across NFL+, NFL.com, and multiple cord-cutting services. Kickoff is 1 p.m. ET. Buffalo opened with a high scoring win over Baltimore, while the Jets, under a new regime, will look to clean up fourth quarter miscues and start a rivalry tilt with momentum.

Steelers must clamp Seattle’s two-headed backfield, dial up pressure on Sam Darnold, and win third downs to keep drives off the field. After a rough showing vs Jets, Pittsburgh leans on T. J. Watt to spark the pass rush, while stout run defense and timely stops shape fantasy upside—Watt’s sack ceiling and Seahawks’ balanced attack.

From a fantasy lens, Watt becomes the primary catalyst if the Steelers can collapse the pocket. Seahawks RBs Charbonnet and Walker III are workload bets in a game-script that could tilt on efficiency in short-yardage and third-down scenarios. Monitor game flow and substitution patterns for optimal lineups.

Pittsburgh aims for offensive balance against Seattle by reestablishing the ground game, protecting Rodgers, and guarding the football. Kaleb Johnson could shoulder a bigger load as the Steelers lean on more diverse run concepts, while Broderick Jones gets extra help to keep the left side clean. Clean ball security and disciplined execution become the blueprint for a tight, clock-controlling win over Seattle.

With a stronger ground attack and fewer miscues, Pittsburgh can unlock play-action benefits and keep Seattle’s pressure at bay. If the Steelers execute this plan, they’ll control pace and put themselves in position to capitalize on key drives.

Week 2 DFS spotlight centers on five RB matchups: Gibbs vs Bears, McCaffrey vs Saints, Conner vs Panthers, Hall vs Bills, Williams vs Cowboys. The focus is on game-script independent backs who can reach 15-20 touches regardless, a rarity in today’s NFL.

The Lions look to rebound at home while Chicago’s run defense isn’t as stout as last year. Arizona and San Francisco lean on their respective lead backs, with New York’s duo in a favorable grind. These spots fuel DFS lineups, season-long builds, and prop bets alike.