Dart’s move to start in New York elevates Malik Neighbors’ fantasy ceiling as the offense gains real playmaking momentum. Neighbors becomes a buy-low target now that Dart’s arm and mobility unlocks more vertical and quick-strike opportunities.

Meanwhile, Debo Samuel’s value climbs with news around Ameka Ibuka and Mike Evans’ hamstring setback, elevating Ibuka’s role and Debo’s target share. Chicago and Dallas matchups loom, but the evolving roles across WRs create a fertile landscape for midseason upgrades and bold two-for-one trades to spark rosters.

Busy week in fantasy football with multiple injuries (CD Lamb, Mike Evans, Najee Harris) and a high-profile quarterback swap that reshapes lineup decisions. Jordan Addison returns from suspension, while powerhouses like the Lions and Ravens deliver strong showings, and Russell Wilson’s benching in favor of Jackson Dart stirs questions about upside in 1QB and superflex leagues. The Seahawks–Cardinals Thursday game looms as a key backfield decision point as injuries ripple through backfields and star units.

Lions look like the elite team many expected, while Lamar Jackson endures a rugged night with seven sacks and questions about health and play-calling. In Denver, the QB carousel continues to overshadow production, and the backfields across the league—Connor, Benson, and DeMarcado—must prove they can sustain volume. MHJ and JSN emerge as volatile, high-reward options amid a shifting target landscape, with a heavy emphasis on ensuring rosters adapt to volatile week-to-week outcomes.