Week 2 features a divisional showdown as Detroit faces Chicago with Bears’ West Coast, 11/12 personnel, and heavy TE usage pitted against Detroit’s balanced attack. Johnson’s familiarity from coaching against the Lions is acknowledged, but Campbell insists the matchup remains even. Lions lean on Jared Goff’s timing, Aidan Hutchinson’s edge pressure, and D’Andre Swift as the primary back, while Chicago deploys a four-man front with blitz timing and QB design runs to spark Williams’ scrambling. Fantasy angles hinge on the Lions’ pass-heavy tendencies and Bears’ TE reps in a tough divisional grind.

Week 1 notes highlight timing issues and OL growing pains for Chicago, while Detroit’s offense showed strong CPOE by Goff and a reliable run-pass balance. Expect a chess match: Williams’ mobility vs Hutchinson, Swift’s usage against a run-friendly Bears front, and TE mismatches with Cole Kmet and Colston Loveland likely to shape key scoring opportunities. This tilt should yield meaningful fantasy swings in a game billed as equal ground between two well-coached units.

Hurts excelled in the 24-20 win, completing 19 of 23 for 152 yards while scrambling 62 yards on 11 carries and scoring twice. Philadelphia leaned on timely plays, including a 51-yard strike to Dotson and seven catches for Dallas Goedert, with the O-line yielding clean pockets for Hurts in key moments. Barkley battled the Cowboys’ run defense for 60 yards on 18 carries as Philly controlled the clock and used the Tush Push to seal late blocks.

The defense tightened after Jalen Carter’s ejection, shutting Dallas in the second half while Vic Fangio adjusted to multiple injuries. Sirianni’s staff mixed run-pass and conservative clock management to preserve the win, aided by Elliott’s long FG and strong special-teams work.

The Eagles prep for Dallas with Landon Dickerson sidelined at practice due to a back issue, opening the door for Brett Toth to start at left guard in Thursday’s opener. Dickerson’s status remains uncertain, and Philadelphia has to judge whether he can return quickly or if the interior line must lean on Toth and Cam Jurgens. Dallas brings a high-powered pass attack, so the unit protecting Jalen Hurts will be a fantasy focal point and a potential swing factor for Week 1 outcomes.

If Dickerson can play, his durability adds stability; if not, Toth’s readiness could keep the run game and pass protection cohesive. The interior matchup against Micah Parsons and Osa Odighizuwa will test the cohesion of Philadelphia’s line, with Jalen Carter contributing to the rotation. Fantasy managers should monitor practice reports closely before lineup decisions.

Parsons’ move to Green Bay reshapes the Eagles-Cowboys rivalry and fantasy chessboard. Philadelphia no longer faces Parsons twice yearly, easing pass-protection stress but forcing the Cowboys to deploy a new scheme around Kenny Clark in the middle. Dallas’ offense must adjust without Parsons’ edge rush, while Green Bay inherits a potent interior disruptor. Week 10’s Eagles- Packers clash becomes a pivotal fantasy pivot, spotlighting how schemes shift and which players step up as new focal points in the rush game.

Three-year plan comes into focus for the Eagles as Tyler Steen seizes the starting right guard spot, sandwiching Cam Jurgens and Lane Johnson in the locker room rotation. Steen's pathway—learning from Jurgens and Jeff Stoutland, then stepping in during Week 9's pivotal fumble recovery—highlights Philadelphia's patience paying off on its offensive line projection.

With Jordan Mailata and Landon Dickerson atop All-Pro/Pro Bowl tiers and Steen now entrenched, the rebuilt unit aims to reclaim game-changing run lanes and sturdy pass protection. Hurts, Swift, and the surrounding offense stand to thrive as the line solidifies its core, pointing to a repeat of Philly’s prolific, scheme-flexible frontline.