Week 6 fantasy buy/sell: buys McMillan, Marks, Brown, Lamb; sells Dowdle, Shaheed, Ferguson, Pollard. McMillan’s 27% target share and a Jalen Coker return boost his ceiling. Marks is a prime buy-low after a quiet week. Brown and Lamb should see rising, high-volume targets as offenses lean into the pass. Dowdle’s breakout looks unsustainable; Shaheed’s volatility persists; Ferguson’s volume may drop with Lamb back; Pollard’s workload could shrink as teammates return.

Philadelphia’s offense flashed early against Denver, but a crucial misread by A.J. Brown transformed a potential dagger into a missed 61-yard TD and sparked a late Broncos rally. Hurts followed with big plays to Smith and Barkley, yet the offense stalled in the fourth quarter, leaving an inexplicable 21-17 loss in a game Philadelphia could have sealed. The setback raises questions about finish, run-game consistency, and whether Brown and the pass game can sustain elite production.

The narrative now centers on how the Eagles recalibrate their approach, balance, and playmaking to avoid another second-half collapse as they chase a championship-caliber trajectory this season.

Detroit rode a balanced attack to a 37-24 win over Cincinnati, pushing their record to 4-1 as Aidan Hutchinson and the revamped defense tightened the screws. With Philadelphia and Buffalo stumbling, the Lions moved up in most power rankings behind a unit that has finally found its rhythm.

Sunday’s results reshaped Week 6 chatter: Detroit heads to Arrowhead for a marquee test, while the Broncos, Patriots and 49ers added fuel to the fantasy fire with notable performances. The shifts create clear targets for fantasy managers and set up a high-stakes push for the NFC’s ascent.

Dowdle exploded for 23 carries, 209 rushing yards and a touchdown, carving up Dallas in Week 6 after joining the Panthers in the offseason. With Chuba Hubbard sidelined, he seized a rare feature-back opportunity against his old team, signaling a potential Panthers’ backfield shift.

His confident postgame line—they gotta buckle up, I think they know—frames a revenge narrative and fantasy upside as Carolina ponders a continued workload for Dowdle even when Hubbard returns. The performance puts him on the radar as a high-upside option in upcoming matchups against defenses that underestimate his burst and grit.