Philadelphia's Week 6 prep ahead of Thursday's clash with the New York Giants centers on a thin injury sheet. Landon Dickerson (ankle) and Grant Calcaterra (oblique) are listed as non-participants, while Saquon Barkley (knee) is also DNP. The situation could pressure the Eagles' interior blocking and shape Giants' backfield usage in a short week.

Nakobe Dean is a full participant, with Jihaad Campbell (biceps) and Byron Young (triceps) limited as Philadelphia conducts a walk-through on Tuesday. Depth questions and week-long game-planning will drive projections for fantasy managers heading into Week 6.

Williams’ fumble cost the Rams in a tight loss to the 49ers, yet the locker room and coaching staff stayed in his corner. McVay stressed love, accountability, and a plan to fix ball security, while Williams continues to be used as a multi-faceted weapon in the offense. His two receiving TDs highlighted an evolving role in the passing game, providing a clear path to fantasy relevance even in defeat.

Ford and Young publicly backed Williams on social media, underscoring a culture built on trust and resilience. With back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons, Williams remains the Rams’ centerpiece, and his involvement as a route runner keeps defenses honest and fantasy managers optimistic about continued targets and scoring chances down the stretch.

Brandon Aubrey seized the spotlight in September, piling up 38 points through four Cowboys games with perfect extra points (11-for-11) and a spotless 9-for-9 on field goals. A 64-yard bomb against the Giants underscored his elite leg and clutch ability, as he became the first kicker to tie a game with a late fourth-quarter FG and win it in OT in the same encounter.

This NFC Special Teams Player of the Month honor caps Aubrey’s fourth career POTM award and marks a Cowboys franchise record for monthly honors, while Bijan Robinson and Byron Young took the other NFC monthly awards. In fantasy terms, Aubrey’s current pace supplies a sturdy floor and sky-high ceiling for kickers in a high-scoring Dallas offense.

Puka Nacua has erupted for the Rams: 42 catches, 503 yards, and a TD through four games, leading the league in both receiving metrics. His pace mirrors Cooper Kupp’s historic 2021 season, hinting at a fantasy firestorm as Kupp departs and Davante Adams arrives. In a Thursday NFC West tilt with San Francisco, Nacua’s Week 4 surge reinforced his role as Stafford’s top catalyst behind Atwell and Adams. The Rams’ offense looks built to ride him.