Titans chase their first win as Cam Ward’s rookie surge meets a vulnerable Cardinals defense. Ward shows flashes but needs better protection while pairing with Elic Ayomanor on the outside. Peter Skoronski anchors the line against a stout interior and Xavier Woods patrols the middle to stifle Arizona’s attack, with Marvin Harrison Jr. a looming threat if healthy. Arizona counters with Calais Campbell anchoring the front and a secondary trying to slow a developing Tennessee passing game.

Christian McCaffrey’s 100-touch pace remains the backbone for the 49ers as injuries constrain the pass game, with his receiving output lighting up secondary and third-down drives. Puka Nacua’s elite start for the Rams tests defenses on in-breaking routes, though San Francisco has bottled those looks. Week 5 leans into intermediate targets from Jefferson and St. Brown, breakout runs from Judkins and Warren, Stroud’s clean-pocket efficiency, and a slate of matchup-driven fantasy and betting angles from Raiders to Bills. Expect heavy volume, smart splits, and data-driven edges for fantasy managers and bettors.

September's NFL All-Pro Team of the Month highlights Josh Allen's MVP-caliber start at QB, a dynamic backfield led by Jonathan Taylor and James Cook, and a high-volume receiver trio in Puka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and Amon-Ra St. Brown. Trey McBride anchors Arizona's passing game. Along the line, Mailata and Sewell pace the tackles with Edwards/Ingram at guard and Linderbaum at center. On defense, Hutchinson, Parsons, Heyward, and Williams lead the trenches, with Warner-Lloyd-Wagner at linebackers and a savvy secondary. Special teams feature Aubrey, Whelan, and Dike. Bills sit as early SB favorites; Allen stands as September QB1.

Week 4 in Houston features the Tennessee Titans leaning on a depleted offensive line, with Dan Moore Jr. active despite lingering illness. JC Latham sits again, opening Oli Udoh to start at right tackle as Zeitler returns to guard alongside Cushenberry and Skoronski. Several Titans veterans are inactive across the line and at receiver, while the safeties Woods, Diggs, and Hooker anchor the back end in a matchup that's likely to test Titans’ protection and run game early.

Raheem Blackshear signs with the Tennessee Titans' practice squad, adding a versatile returner and back to a reshaped roster. The former Panthers returner posted 66 kickoff returns (26.3 yds) and 23 punt returns (200 yds), plus 203 rushing yards and 138 receiving yards. He joins Panthers alums Shy Tuttle, Xavier Woods and Johnny Hekker in Nashville as Tennessee rebuilds depth and special teams.