Dallas expects a ramp-up for CeeDee Lamb as he returns from a sprained ankle, with practice limns guiding his early workload against Washington. KaVontae Turpin is poised to rejoin the return game, while rookie Tyler Booker returns to boost the offensive line and run game. George Pickens has stepped up during Lamb’s absence, underscoring the Cowboys’ still-productive passing attack. Dallas sits atop yardage and ranks high in scoring, making Lamb’s workload and Booker's impact key fantasy questions for Week 7.

Jets start 0-6, prompting a potential Breece Hall move for immediate cap relief and future assets. Five landing spots emerge as logical fits: Kansas City, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Arizona, and Houston, each offering a distinct path to a meaningful fantasy role. Hall’s proven receiving ability (significant catches and yards since 2023) plus age 24 amplify his trade appeal, with the Nov. 4 deadline shaping 2025 fantasy value.

Pairing Jets’ rebuild with Hall’s upside creates a dynamic risk-reward scenario for fantasy managers: chase a premier upgrade in the short term or pivot to long-term draft capital. The trade landscape will test Hall’s balance of rushing workload and pass-catching opportunity across these five destinations.

Injury-riddled Week across the NFL sharpens fantasy edge as parity persists. Puka Nacua’s Sunday fate for the Rams remains a key question, while George Kittle’s possible return could stabilize a banged-up 49ers passing game. Garrett Wilson’s practice status for the Jets matters, and Kyler Murray plus Marvin Harrison Jr. sit in Arizona’s spotlight. A short-week thriller kicks off with Steelers at Bengals, and Rams at Jaguars in London lawmakers a big DFS pivot. Panthers add some offensive reinforcements as Jets loom, with a crop of other injury notes molding every roster decision.

Beyond the obvious stars, depth and backup risers become defenders of fantasy value: a handful of reinforcements could flip lineups this week (notably Panthers’ Jalen Coker potential action, Hubbard, Moton updates, and Giants’ trio of Slayton, Hyatt, Schmitz). Washington’s wideouts and Deebo Samuel’s status also shape the broader landscape. Stay glued to practice reports for every team as Week 7 fantasy plans hinge on these injuries and status flags.

Kansas City is Week 7’s chalk, a near-certainty lock with the biggest win probability and the broadest path to advance. Broncos sit as the clear next option, while Patriots, Bears and Steelers offer upside but carry risk on the road or with schedule quirks. Only about 13% of eliminator entries remain, making early, decisive usage crucial. The rest of the season unfolds with a mix of safe successors and late-season traps, so prioritizing KC this week is a high-confidence move.