Harvey's Week 1 burst signals a growing Denver backfield role, logging 70 yards on six carries and earning roughly 30% of the snaps, a clear nudge toward a committee with Dobbins. Week 2 vs Indianapolis could see him unlocked again early, pushing him into low-end RB2/flex territory in standard leagues and offering PPR upside as the Broncos lean on his speed.

In Week 2, Harvey is a confident start in standard formats and a strong PPR option, with upside if Denver continues to ride his burst and expand his workload. The Colts present a tougher front, but the early returns suggest a real fantasy floor if the usage sticks.

Titans plan to pressure Matthew Stafford in Week 2, aiming to collapse the pocket and win the one-on-one battles up the middle with Jeffery Simmons while edges set a hard outside rush. A doubtful Steve Avila could tilt interior leverage toward Tennessee, making interior disruption critical.

Stafford is a pocket passer who will get the ball out quickly, so the Titans must deny clean throwing windows to Puka Nacua and the surrounding targets. If they can deny Stafford time, they improve their odds of forcing hurried throws and potential sacks, opening the door for a pivotal Titans win to begin the season.

Beyond the matchup nuts and bolts, Titans buzz includes rookie Elic Ayomanor and Cam Ward’s development, which could influence Week 2 offensively. The Rams’ veteran receivers could still present challenges if Stafford finds time, but Tennessee’s plan centers on interior pressure and disciplined edge containment to tilt the contest.

Cam Ward's Week 1 debut for Tennessee showed the rookie's ceiling despite eight drops and six sacks that muted the box score. The Titans' defense forced four Denver turnovers, and head coach Brian Callahan expressed clear confidence in Ward's poise under pressure. Ward now ventures to Nashville for his first true regular-season home start against the Rams, a test complicated by Los Angeles' Week 1 defensive pop and a front that can disrupt timing.

Bold takes from analysts like Marc Ross pair Ward's high ceiling with a realistic path to a first career win and multiple touchdowns if protection and targets align. Fantasy managers should watch Ward's knack for improvisation and the Titans' path to a cleaner game plan, especially if the receiving corps can stay consistent and Ward reduces costly sacks.