San Francisco heads to New Orleans with Brock Purdy status in doubt and M. Jones waiting as insurance. Christian McCaffrey remains the engine, while George Kittle’s hamstring and Brandon Aiyuk’s IR cloud the passing game. The 49ers lean into a run-first script and try to deploy 12-personnel to stall the Saints’ front. KC’s Worthy status looms in the background as Kansas City navigates a high-profile clash with Philadelphia, while Philly’s Jalen Carter suspension adds a deeper subplot for dynasty and DFS alike.

Packers headline Week 2 as Jordan Love leads a now cohesive offense against a Cowboys defense led by Micah Parsons; Kansas City faces Philadelphia in a marquee game that could elevate Mahomes, Kelce, and Xavier Worthy, whose health could tilt KC’s ceiling. San Francisco weighs Brock Purdy’s status with backup Jones ready to go if needed, while McCaffrey remains the anchor of a run-first attack. The episode also flags Chase, Brown, and Kittle as primary fantasy targets in receptive matchups.

Fantasy angles center on Worthy’s health and KC’s depth behind him, Purdy’s relief options, and Love’s continued成长 with receivers in Green Bay. Chase and AJ Brown should rebound, while Parsons’ heavy snap count anchors DAL’s defense. The show underlines the importance of avoiding injuries early in the season and keeping a close eye on SF’s QB situation and KC’s evolving pass-catcher roles for weekly upside.

49ers face a week of kicker chaos as Jake Moody is cut and Eddy Pineiro steps in, with John Parker Romo circling as Falcons bring-in option and Coup lingering on SF’s roster. San Francisco also navigates KD’s injury absence, setting the stage for Purdy to chase MVP-level numbers, while George Kittle remains a keystone weapon. Browns’ flaky kicking and a heavy injury load around SF add fantasy volatility, but the offense still points to strong target volume and potential week-to-week upside.

Meanwhile, Giants weigh Jackson Dart against Russell Wilson as QB questions swirl, with Andrew Thomas returning and a Drake May debate looming. Across the league, kicker maneuvering—Pineiro in CAR, Romo in ATL, Schmidt’s struggles—adds extra moving parts for fantasy rosters. Expect continued roster churn and smarter, matchup-based kicking bets as teams adapt to early-season gaps.