Devon Witherspoon’s knee remains Seattle’s top Week 2 mystery, with practice absence signaling a potential stint on the injury report. If he sits, Riq Woolen steps outside, reshaping Seattle’s boundary coverage and lifting the fantasy upside of other Seahawks corners. Seattle’s offense benefits from Jake Bobo’s expected return at wide receiver, while Uchenna Nwosu appears on track after offseason knee work. Dareke Young’s hamstring and Nick Emmanwori’s ankle add depth questions, but the pass game could trend toward more volume if health steadies.

Steelers side sees T.J. Watt resting and several teammates non-participants, with DeShon Elliott and Derrick Harmon out and Joey Porter Jr. limited. Those shifts could tilt Week 2 toward Seattle’s QB and receiving corps, while Watt’s status remains pivotal for Pittsburgh’s edge pressure. The Week 2 dynamic hinges on health timing, corner matches, and which team can leverage the partial returns to gain fantasy leverage.

In short, Witherspoon’s status, Woolen’s deployment, Bobo’s availability, and Watt’s workload will drive key DFS pivots and weekly lineups as Seattle tries to balance pass-catch efficiency with boundary disruption against Pittsburgh’s offense.