Brock Purdy’s turf-toe setback reshapes San Francisco’s fantasy landscape as Christian McCaffrey and Deebo Samuel carry heavier workloads while the backfield breathes. Tyreek Hill’s trade chatter lingers in the air as teams weigh capital against risk. Jahmyr Gibbs surges in value behind the CMC-thriving narrative, while Drake London and Nico Collins emerge as practical, upside-wue targets for Week 2 rosters.

Across the board, savvy managers are slicing rosters to pounce on rising players (Gibbs, London, Nico Collins) and to pivot away from overcommitted veterans. The episode blends injury volatility with actionable trades and tight-end/value plays, offering a concrete blueprint for bold, yet disciplined, Week 2 decision-making.

Philadelphia’s offense faces Kansas City in a marquee Week 2 showdown, with AJ Brown and DeVonta Smith set to anchor a high-variance pass attack even as Dallas Goedert sits out. The Eagles’ play-calling leans into pace, territory, and a collective approach, aiming to maximize Brown’s perimeter presence while still leveraging Hurts’s multi-dimensional threat. Kansas City counters with an aggressive vertical posture and a known ceiling for Mahomes-Kelce, while Kadarius Toney and Xavier Worthy could swing DFS lines if they seize secondary opportunities.

Key on-field questions: can Philadelphia sustain efficient production against Spagnuolo’s blitz packages, and will KC’s revamped line hold up under interior pressure? The Swooper segment underscores a week where shootouts could emerge, but execution and injury status — notably Brown’s hamstring and Goedert’s absence — will tilt expectations sharply for fantasy rosters and betting props.