Seattle rode a sharper offensive game plan to a 31-17 win in Pittsburgh, moving to 1-1 while nursing two key absences on defense. Sam Darnold delivered efficient quarterback play, Kenneth Walker III powered the ground attack, and Derion Kendrick delivered a momentum-shifting end-zone interception. JSN and Cooper Kupp provided reliable targets with 103 and 90 receiving yards, respectively, while Zach Charbonnet ceded ground and Abe Lucas dealt with elite rushers.

Overall, Seattle showed a balanced attack capable of sustaining fantasy value through both the air and the run, with a defense that bottled up the Steelers and a few youngsters rounding into form. If the line can hold up and the WRs stay productive, this offense has viable weekly upside, even amid injuries.

SportsLine's Week 2 longshots center on sudden role changes and red-zone chances. Zach Charbonnet is priced at +220 to score for Seattle after a 58% snap share in Week 1, with Seattle facing Pittsburgh next. DeMario Douglas sits at +400 to find the end zone for New England, a sleeper in a Dolphins shootout. Trevor Lawrence checks in at +500 for a rushing-style TD against Cincinnati, offering a high-risk, high-reward path.