Kansas City activates two rookies for the Sunday rematch with Philadelphia, adding interior pass rush help in Omarr Norman-Lott and adding a special teams and subpackage defender in Kevin Knowles. Norman-Lott, a Tennessee product, is viewed as an interior disruptor who can relieve Chris Jones on passing downs, while Knowles brings depth and cover capabilities as a foreseen contributor on special teams. Derrick Nnadi returns to start, reinforcing the Chiefs’ interior after a re-acquisition that bolsters the rotation.

Philly arrives without Dallas Goedert and Will Shipley, forcing adjustments as Tank Bigsby handles kickoff returns. Xavier Worthy and Jalen Royals could resurface next week as KC reloads for the Giants, and the Eagles will lean on new options as the game at Arrowhead tests depth and coaching schemes in a high-stakes rematch atmosphere.

Week 2 inactive lists for the Chiefs and Eagles were released ahead of the Arrowhead showdown. Chiefs inactive: Jalen Royals, Xavier Worthy, Jared Wiley, Elijah Mitchell, Hunter Nourzad, Malik Herring. Eagles inactive: Dallas Goedert, Azeez Ojulari, Tanner McKee, Will Shipley, Ogbo Okoronkwo, Drew Kendall.

Inactives are determined for injury status, coaching decisions, or other reasons and must be disclosed about 90 minutes before kickoff. With these absences, fantasy managers should anticipate deeper roles for reserve players and possible line and rotation changes on both sides.

Philadelphia faces a Sunday rematch with Kansas City after releasing their initial week-early practice report. Tanner McKee remains out with a fractured right thumb, paving the way for Sam Howell to serve as the QB2 behind Jalen Hurts. Goedert’s knee sprain could push Calcaterra and Granson into larger roles at tight end, with Granson and Cameron Latu cross-training at fullback amid VanSumeren’s injury. Shipley’s oblique/rib issue opens the door for Tank Bigsby to contribute, especially on kickoff returns. Dickerson and Hunt logged limited practices, while Za’Darius Smith projects to boost a pass rush that stalled in Week 1.

Fantasy angles center on Howell’s continued usage behind Hurts, Calcaterra and Granson sealing more snaps if Goedert sits, and Bigsby’s return duties potentially altering Shipley’s in-game upside. The Chiefs loom, with Philadelphia eyeing a sharper, deeper attack even as injuries test the depth chart.

BYU adds Bear Bachmeier, Tiger Bachmeier, LJ Martin and Houston Heimuli as Stanford transfers, setting the stage for a weekend clash in Provo. The swap narrative mirrors a long-running pipeline between the programs, highlighting how transfers shape rosters and fantasy value.

Stanford responses feature LDS-mission recall with historically notable flips, including Tanner McKee, Simi Fehoko, Dalton Schultz, Bo McNally and Mark Harris, underscoring how roster churn and coaching changes influence upside for fantasy managers when these programs meet.

Across sports, Mark Madsen’s Stanford link surfaces, reminding readers the transfer arc spans beyond football. The piece ties lineage, mission commitments and coaching transitions into a broader framework, offering fertile ground for dynasty and betting angles around these programs.