Josh Allen matched MVP bravado with two TD passes but coughed it up twice, and Buffalo fell 24-14 to Atlanta. Bijan Robinson exploded with an 81-yard scoring run, Drake London added a TD, and Michael Penix guided the Falcons with 250 passing yards. In Chicago, Caleb Williams threw for 252 yards and a touchdown as the Bears survived a late Washington surge, with D'Andre Swift scoring and Jake Moody drilling the game-winner after a back-and-forth with Matt Gay.

Fantasy takeaways: Allen’s turnover risk sours his top-tier ceiling, while Robinson and London appear high-floor every week in Atlanta. Williams looks like a legit Chicago QB1 streaming option, Moody’s boot provides week-winning upside, and Penix’s volume keeps Falcons pass-game bets alive. The late-game kicking duel underscored special-teams swing potential in Week 6.

Chicago rode a late-game surge to a 25-24 road win over Washington, capitalizing on a critical fumble and a rain-soaked, game-winning drive capped by Jake Moody’s 38-yard kick. D'Andre Swift finally unlocked the Bears’ running game with 108 rushing yards and a 55-yard receiving TD, while Caleb Williams kept the offense moving, even if not perfectly efficient.

Washington pushed back with Jayden Daniels’ 211 yards and three touchdowns, yet turnover misfortunes—especially a red-zone interception and a late handoff fumble—undone their efforts. Luke McCaffrey added a late 33-yard TD for Washington before Chicago sealed it. Next up: Bears at New Orleans; Commanders host Dallas.

For fantasy minds, Williams’ floor remains solid with mounting rushing appeal from Swift, but the red-zone efficiency and game pace will drive the Week 7 projections.

Luke McCaffrey is Christian McCaffrey’s younger brother and Ed McCaffrey’s son. A 2024 third-round pick by Washington, he’s emerged as the Commanders’ top kick-returner in 2025 and has 7 catches for 146 yards and 2 touchdowns through five games. Christian leads the family with a heavy workload for the 49ers, totaling 780 yards from scrimmage, while Luke’s path from Nebraska quarterback to Rice wide receiver highlights a versatile fantasy upside. The brothers have yet to meet in an NFL game, and Washington vs. San Francisco hasn’t occurred in 2024–25.

The Commanders ride Jayden Daniels back into Week 6 versus the Bears as they push for a win that could tighten the NFC East race. With Terry McLaurin sidelined, Luke McCaffrey has seized the opportunity, showing improved route running and a QB mindset that helps the offense stay explosive. Deebo Samuel has also stepped up as a reliable sidekick, while Daniels hails McCaffrey’s offseason work and growing comfort as a receiver. Kick returns by McCaffrey keep big-play potential in play and fantasy upside high for the unit.