Titans erased a 21-3 deficit to stun the Cardinals 22-21 in Week 5, fuelled by Arizona miscues and a late Tennessee surge. Emari Demercado’s wide-open TD fumble sparked the rally, a Dadrion Taylor-Demerson turnover turned into a Titans TD with Tyler Lockett cashing in, and Cam Ward then orchestrated a 71-yard march that set up Joey Slye’s 29-yard game-winner. Tennessee’s first win since 2024 capped a wild comeback.

Ward, the No. 1 overall pick, looked poised on the late drive, while Kyler Murray couldn’t close it out for Arizona. The chaotic sequence underscored Tennessee’s resilience and could shift fantasy outlooks as Ward gains a clearer hold on the offense and Slye becomes a trusted kicking option.

Schneider’s extension through 2031 coincides with a sharp Seahawks retool that has Seattle sitting at 2-1 heading into a Thursday NFC West clash with Arizona. Offseason moves and a breakthrough rookie class are paying immediate dividends, with Sam Darnold stabilizing the offense and young playmakers like Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Tory Horton delivering early impact. Grey Zabel, the 18th overall pick, anchors a lockdown pass protection that’s helped the team put up 75 points in two weeks, highlighting a quick, data-backed turnaround for Seattle.

The contrast between the Seahawks’ fast-rising core and the notable names who haven’t popped yet—DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett—adds intrigue as Schneider’s decisions are validated by NextGen Stats: Zabel’s 0 pressures on 20-plus pass-block snaps is a rare find. The storyline extends beyond Seattle as broader NFL chatter links Russell Wilson and Klint Kubiak’s system, underscoring Seattle’s evolving identity and its impact on fantasy and betting angles going forward.