Drake Maye delivered the most efficient performance of his Patriots tenure, going 19-of-23 for 230 yards with two touchdowns and adding a rushing score in a road win over Miami. New England balanced the attack early and kept the Dolphins on their heels with smart, accurate throws and mobility.

Stevenson had 5 receptions for 88 yards and 11 carries for 54, while Hooper, Boutte, Gibson and Douglas supplied timely options. Moses struggled up front, but the unit overall found rhythm and a blueprint for continued fantasy upside.

Keion White and Christian Gonzalez are out for Week 2 as New England visits Miami, thinning the Patriots’ edge and secondary. Anfernee Jennings could inherit bigger edge duties, reshaping the Patriots’ pass rush against a familiar opponent. Morgan Moses is questionable at right tackle, with Marcus Bryant positioned to step in if needed, while Marte Mapu is also uncertain, complicating lineups and special-teams depth.

The Dolphins have no named injuries in this update, leaving their offense comparatively intact. For fantasy and bets, Jennings, Bryant and Lowe emerge as notable late-round or DFS targets if Moses sits, while Mapu’s status could tweak back-end coverage and IDP value. Monitor final injury designations as Week 2 approaches.

Overall, Boston-to-M Miami sets the stage for depth pieces to shine. Expect heightened usage for Patriots’ depth at tackle and edge, and a cautious approach to the secondary until Dallas returns to practice. A dynamics-driven game with plenty of rotation could produce surprise fantasy contributors.

PFF marks 20 years of grading with a fresh Commanders all-time look, led by Jayden Daniels as the 2024 franchise QB and a cast of Washington icons across offense and defense. The list spotlights Alfred Morris, Terry McLaurin, Pierre Garcon, Antwaan Randle El, Jordan Reed, and a line anchored by Trent Williams and Morgan Moses, plus elite pass rush from Chase Young and Montez Sweat. Jonathan Allen and Kamren Curl anchor inside/outside, with Sean Taylor, LaRon Landry and Kendall Fuller adding late-round star power. A victory lap for Washington’s positional diversity and a hint at dynasty upside for fantasy managers who chase elite grading and durability.

Daniels’ 90.6 in 2024 underscores the value of a clean, dynamic offense—great for fantasy managers eyeing a quarterback with high per-play efficiency. The offensive line stars, WRs McLaurin and Garcon, plus Reed at tight end, map out a multi-layer target tree, while the defensive front and backfield pieces offer intriguing IDP angles. Washington’s 12-5 surge and NFC Championship run in 2024 act as a fantasy narrative pivot: sustained pass protection, elevated run game, and opportunistic defense could translate into steady weekly points if the system remains intact.