McCaffrey appears in the discussion as part of false trends around the NFL; the article notes the AI-generated misreporting rather than McCaffrey’s actual game involvement, but his name anchors the broader betting/DFS chatter spurred by AI headlines.

McCaffrey remains a PPR magnet, thriving on receptions and targets that offset any rushing distance gaps, continuing to solidify RB1 status in standard PPR leagues.

McCaffrey fined for unnecessary roughness after a head-down helmet hit on Devin Lloyd during the Jaguars game; the on-field call didn’t flag the play, but the NFL later disciplined him, reflecting stricter helmet-safety enforcement and potential fantasy-impact considerations.

McCaffrey’s durability and heavy workload drive the Comeback Player of the Year narrative as he anchors a 49ers offense dealing with losses. He’s already at 669 yards from scrimmage through five games, signaling a massive, season-long fantasy impact if the pace holds.

McCaffrey is cited as a benchmark for the defense's performance; Wilson's performance against him was notable two games ago, illustrating the level of back the Cardinals faced.