Jets drop to 0-6 after a London loss to Denver as Justin Fields delivers the worst net passing yardage in Jets history (-10) on 9-for-17 for 45 yards, plus 31 rushing yards. Inside the locker room, some players reportedly prefer Tyrod Taylor over Fields as a spark. The offense stalled while the defense kept it tight, and coach Aaron Glenn signaled Fields remains the plan, leaving fantasy managers weighing a potential Taylor cameo vs continued Fields volatility.

Mike Evans’ hamstring comeback hopes loom large for the Buccaneers, aiming to return at practice and potentially play Monday vs. Detroit, a game that could amplify a thin WR group with Godwin out and Egbuka likely sidelined. Sterling Shepard, Tez Johnson and Kameron Johnson would be the next options in a likely high-scoring affair. On the Rams side, Puka Nacua’s ankle injury could tilt targets toward Davante Adams, Tutu Atwell and Tyler Higbee. Jets and Fields add a separate thread of QB stability questions, while Tyrod Taylor looms as a potential spotstart if a benching scenario emerged.

Jets coach Aaron Glenn defended Justin Fields after a London loss to Denver, saying Fields didn’t fail in the usual sense but did take a substantial step back. Fields posted -10 net passing yards on nine sacks, the franchise’s worst single-game passing mark as New York fell to 0-6. Glenn won’t bench him yet, stressing a foundation-build and giving Fields time, with Tyrod Taylor as a cautious contingency. Garrett Wilson’s knee MRI looms; the Panthers await as New York searches for a path forward.

Week 6 fantasy highlights centered around Drake Maye finally translating real-game control into fantasy production for New England, lifting his ceiling with three TD passes and a clean game plan. Kayshon Boutte and DeMario Douglas supplied reliable flex-week outputs in the Patriots’ aerial attack. Justin Fields suffered a brutal day, prompting bench or matchup pivots in many leagues. The Chargers leaned on Kimani Vidal while Ladd McConkey and Keenan Allen chipped in, and George Pickens sustained his TD streak with Ferguson as a reliable middle-ground option. Rico Dowdle’s monster Panthers performance reshaped backfield expectations, while BTJ and Jax’s Thomas Jr. offered breakout potential for late-week rosters. The Rams faltered despite strong names, leaving teams wary of their London trip. Bourne’s elevated role for the 49ers gave a clear outside-forced-start option, while Matthew Golden flashed in Green Bay. The Bengals showed life behind Flacco’s efficient volume, and Chase remained the anchor. Patience and hot hand rostering dominated the narrative as teams adjusted to injuries and volatile backfields.

Jets' London loss leaves Week 6 as a stark reminder: only 82 total yards, -10 passing, and nine Fields sacks. Field goals and a safety saved some points, aided by a Broncos fumble and Kene Nwangwu's kickoff return. Aaron Glenn vows to keep Fields as starter with a two-year, $40M commitment, signaling patience over a quick fix. For fantasy managers, upside hinges on offensive line stabilization and smarter play-calling; Tyrod Taylor could offer a short-term spark, but Fields’ long-term role remains the bet.