Baker Mayfield’s late-burst heroics carried Tampa Bay past Seattle in a high-scoring affair, while Rashad White’s patient running and a stingy late drive from Levante David highlighted the win. Denver’s defense clamped Philadelphia, with Vance Joseph’s scheming and Courtland Sutton’s crisp hands lighting the way on key downs. The show threads together blitz handling, zone vs man, and the value of explosive plays for fantasy lineups.

Cam Ward’s dramatic late surge for the Titans-Cardinals clash underscored rookie upside, Ridley’s breakout day for Jacksonville, and Darnold’s blitz-reads before a late miscue capped a wild weekend. The dialogue ties together route design, optimal RPO reads, and how coaches balance aggression with ball control to juice fantasy upside and rotate players into lineups.

Cam Ward's late-clutch surge powers Tennessee to a 22-21 comeback win over Arizona. After a rough start, Ward threads a 38-yard strike to Calvin Ridley and orchestrates a decisive drive with help from Conquo, Helm and Chim DK. Jeffrey Simmons wrecks the Cardinals up front while the line and special teams cleanly close it out. A chaotic, high-variance victory that still leaves fantasy managers with flashes of upside and questions about consistency moving forward.

Jake Browning headlines a brutal fantasy QB day, topping a list of inconsistent passers and signaling a rest-of-season scramble for value. Jamar Chase’s big-week impact underscores how much QB play drives WR upside, while Geno Smith, Daniel Jones, Bryce Young, and Anthony Richardson emerge as bounce-back candidates when surrounding pieces stabilize. The discussion pivots to streaming paths and late-round holds like Cooper Rush, Desmond Ridder, and Aidan O’Connell, with Kyler Murray and Tua Tagovailoa as higher-floor bets when healthy. Travis Kelce adds a stabilizing floor in Chiefs lineups, and Brady’s mentorship subplot hints at how outside factors can shift fantasy value.