Saints fans eye Garrett Nussmeier as a potential No. 1 in the 2026 draft, per Justin Melo of The Draft Network. Melo calls him pro-ready with NFL-caliber poise and accuracy, noting his ability to diagnose protections at the line. Yet early 2025 results have him trending behind historic LSU QBs in some metrics, so the path to the top pick remains uncertain. The debate blends talent, development, and organizational timing as mock drafts shift and fan chatter intensifies.

Miami faces a must-win at Buffalo on Thursday, aiming to snap a 0-2 start against a Bills squad that has dominated recent meetings. Buffalo shines on offense and through the pass defense, but leaks yards on the ground, setting up a crunch-map for Miami’s run game led by Achane. Tua Tagovailoa needs a spark, while McDaniel’s leadership and clock-management are under the microscope. Achane’s versatile usage and Bills’ run-stopping gaps shape a high-stakes fantasy angle.

Bills-Dolphins opens Week 3 with a fantasy-heavy TNF slate, where top-shelf stacks meet a flood of budget options. Josh Allen anchors the lineup and Tyreek Hill provides explosive upside, while the sleeper pool offers cheap paths to upside—Dalton Kincaid, Khalil Shakir, Malik Washington and other value plays. The strategy blends high-priced studs with under-the-radar pieces to maximize ceiling without blowing salary, using proven DFS tactics from SportsLine’s Jimmie Kaylor.

Miami’s defense has been an unmitigated disaster through two games, with blown coverages, missed tackles, and a lack of pressure from a front seven that was supposed to carry the team. They’ve allowed 30+ points in three straight games, sit 31st in points allowed, and have produced zero turnovers. With Josh Allen and Buffalo visiting Highmark, the matchup favors the Bills’ explosive attack. The piece also notes Weaver’s status as interim head-coach candidate if the defense doesn’t rebound, creating heavy fantasy implications.