Vera-Tucker’s season-ending injury reshapes the Jets’ inside line and Week 1 run game plan. The episode bills Week 1 focus on Jaguars’ run game, Texans’ O-line and run game, Seahawks’ ground attack, and Bears’ offense under a new scheme. Cam Ward’s pairing with Calvin Ridley sparks fantasy intrigue for Titans receivers, while Cowboys–Eagles looms with bold prop bets.

Nate Tice and Matt Harmon vet clues for Week 1, including Seattle’s run-game nerd-out and Ridley-Ward chemistry, then close with sharp prop bets for Cowboys-Eagles. The show leans into film-room style analysis to spot Week 1 edges for fantasy and betting.

Waddle and Hill anchor Week 1 WR starts, with Waddle set to benefit if Hill is limited by an oblique issue. Matthew Golden emerges for Green Bay against Detroit, while Emeka Egbuka steps into a larger role for Tampa Bay with Godwin out. Jefferson, Sutton, Wilson, and Ridley appear in Week 1 sit discussions, driven by rough matchups or game flow concerns.

The guide emphasizes targeting high-ceiling, volume-driven WRs while tempering risk with safer options, and staying alert to injury news as Week 1 unfolds.

RotoBaller drops updated half-PPR RB rankings for 2025 drafts, led by the elite trio of Barkley, Bijan, and Gibbs, with McCaffrey reasserting himself at the top of the board. The piece highlights mid-round value and late-round darts, plus injury notes and outlooks that shine a light on landmines and opportunity across the RB landscape.

Beyond the top tier, the rankings map out the middle rounds where owners can squeeze value from backs like Hall, Taylor, Cook, Walker, Hubbard, Conner, Pollard, Kamara, and Mixon, while weighing workload risk, committee dynamics, and offensive lines. Injury chatter and day-to-day depth-chart moves are threaded throughout to help you draft with a plan.

Overall, the guide emphasizes value, durability, and the balance between high-floor targets and ceiling plays as teams transition into 2025.

Stafford's back health tops the Rams' odds in a window where a deep run hinges on his ability to stay on the field. The conversation weighs Rams' offense, youth depth, and how injuries ripple through Week 1 plans. Vera-Tucker's possible season-ending triceps injury reshapes the Jets' interior block and fantasy implications for pass-protectors and runners. The episode closes with Week 1 injury notes and bold season predictions.

Week 1 D/ST Sits and Busts drive lineup strategy. Broncos, Steelers, Ravens, and Eagles sit at the top of the Week 1 board, offering clear upside with favorable matchups and playmaking defenses. The article layers tiered defenses from top-tier units to mid-tier and streaming options, highlighting the risk of jumping on Jets, Panthers, or other risky Week 1 defenses. A robust ranking framework plus the Who Should I Draft tool sits at the center of week-one decisions, with reminders to consider scoring formats and bye weeks when constructing rosters.