Kellen Moore's first NFL season as Saints coach is off to a rocky start, but his focus on every play matters could stabilize a young team. New Orleans showed balance in Week 2, with Kamara grinding out yardage and multiple receivers contributing as Moore drills discipline and precise execution ahead of Seattle.

Spencer Rattler flashed in a three-TD game pace, while Olave, Shaheed, and Juwan Johnson supplied consistent targets. For fantasy managers, the takeaway is clear: lean on Olave and Shaheed for week-to-week upside, monitor Kamara’s usage, and watch Moore’s in-game tweaks against Seattle.

Seattle stunned Pittsburgh by flipping a 0-2 start into belief via a transformed second half. Kenneth Walker III sparked a late-outburst, and a more balanced attack—with Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Tory Horton contributing early juice—kept the Steelers off balance. The defense tightened behind Mafe, Hall, and Murphy, while special teams and the run game provided the difference. The mood shift feels real for fantasy: Seattle looks capable of sustaining a multi-faceted attack and leaning into the ground game when needed.