Pittsburgh’s Week 1 win over the Jets sparked immediate, loud overreactions. Kaleb Johnson’s lone fumble and limited carries put a target on his back, though the run game overall stagnated. Broderick Jones struggled at left tackle, yielding three sacks and prompting questions about the shift from right to LT. Aaron Rodgers dazzled with four TDs, but the Jets’ OL and schedule suggest Week 1 pace is unlikely to hold. Overall, it was a glimpse, not a verdict, and fantasy managers should temper early-season boom-or-bust conclusions.

Kaleb Johnson’s fumble aside, the Steelers’ ground game and offensive line remain works in progress. Jones’ rough debut at LT could stabilize with time, but fantasy implications hinge on how Pittsburgh distributes carries and protects the quarterback. Rodgers’ big day confirms his ceiling, but sustainable production will depend on improved protection and a smarter game plan from New York. In short, overreactions are abundant; real clarity will come with subsequent weeks.