Jets show progress in a rough 0-4 start under Aaron Glenn. Engstrand’s run-first offense is gaining traction, with Membou and Fashanu anchoring a revamped O-line that’s delivering top-tier run numbers and a clearer path to attacking defenses. Fields has spark, especially with his legs, and a developing chemistry with Wilson keeps fantasy upside alive. Defensive hiccups persist under Wilks, penalties linger, and Mougey’s free-agent haul hasn’t unlocked the hoped-for ceiling. Growth remains tangible amid the grind.

Mizzou’s NFL alumni show a broad spectrum across the league, from steady role players to breakout flashes. Armand Membou anchors the Jets’ offense with a 74.3 PFF grade on 180 snaps, while Luther Burden III flashed a big Week 3 line and a 74.7 grade on limited work. Several scatter for reps or deal with injuries, but the depth is rich for DFS and deeper leagues as roles evolve.

Arizona’s Darius Robinson and Cleveland’s Isaiah McGuire stand out for their respective defenses, with Robinson grabbing a sack and McGuire grading well against the run. Denver’s Tyler Badie and Green Bay’s Ty’Ron Hopper hint at longer-term upside if usage shifts occur. The mix of injuries, development, and coaching notes creates a dynamic map for fantasy managers to navigate in coming weeks.