The latest fantasy football dynasty rankings can help managers identify players to add, cut or target in trades. Ashton Jeanty moves into the top five after showing he is healthy and effective under his new coaching staff. Caleb Williams and D’Andre Swift also move up following the Chicago Bears' 59-point performance in Week 1.

Nathan Jahnke's Week 2 fantasy football IDP rankings cover players across defensive positions for the 2026 NFL season. Seattle Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV lands in the top 10 after tying for the league lead in combined solo and assisted tackles.

The Houston Texans and Tampa Bay Buccaneers are two teams whose rushing attacks could yield favorable fantasy football results based on their Week 2 matchups.

Nic Bodiford identifies passing games that could find strong outputs in Week 2, including the Los Angeles Rams and the Buffalo Bills.

The Chicago Bears and Jacksonville Jaguars' offensive environments have produced encouraging results for their fantasy football options.

The Buffalo Bills take over the No. 1 spot in PFF's NFL Power Rankings after Week 1, while the Los Angeles Chargers slide 10 spots after falling to the Arizona Cardinals.

Fantasy football Week 2 rankings provide updated PPR player values across the weekly slate. Dalton Kincaid moves up the tight end rankings as the Buffalo Bills prepare to face the Detroit Lions. PFF’s weekly rankings tool also provides additional formats for fantasy managers setting their Week 2 lineups.

NFL Week 1 advanced stats provide an early look at efficiency and tendencies across all 32 teams. PFF’s data breaks down team strength, passing and rushing efficiency, pass rates, dropback outcomes, turnovers, special teams and fourth downs.

The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Denver Broncos 31-10 on Monday Night Football in Patrick Mahomes’ return. Kansas City limited Denver after its opening touchdown drive while converting two crucial fourth downs into eventual touchdown possessions. PFF’s Advanced Stats break down Mahomes, Bo Nix, Kenneth Walker and the key performances from the Week 1 matchup.

The Chiefs' Mansoor Delane and Lions' Blake Miller highlight the first week in the books for the 2026 NFL Draft class.

Caleb Williams helped power the Chicago Bears to 59 points in Week 1 but finished with a 64.0 PFF passing grade. PFF’s play-by-play grading and accuracy data explain the difference between Williams’ impressive box score and his underlying performance. His positively and negatively graded plays, ball placement and a costly mistake erased by penalty provide important context behind the grade.

Rookie receivers Caleb Douglas and Denzel Boston are among the top players to add in fantasy football, while Calvin Ridley and Rachaad White are losing value.

Fantasy football Week 1 produced major swings from PFF projections, with Caleb Williams, Derrick Henry and D’Andre Swift delivering three of the biggest booms. Ja’Marr Chase, De’Von Achane and Christian McCaffrey headline the notable Week 1 busts.

Fantasy football rest-of-season rankings provide an updated look at player values following NFL Week 1. Chase Brown moves into the top 10 after a strong utilization profile, while D’Andre Swift rises following a 124-yard, three-touchdown rushing performance.

The Kansas City Chiefs routed the Denver Broncos 31–10 in Week 1 on September 14, 2026. Chiefs outgained the Broncos, 393 total yards to 172.

The fantasy football Week 1 recap breaks down the most important usage trends from the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs. Kenneth Walker established himself as Kansas City’s lead running back, while Denver deployed J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey in a two-man backfield. PFF’s snap, route and usage analysis also provides an early look at the fantasy outlooks for the Broncos and Chiefs receiving corps.

One game isn't enough to establish a new baseline, but Walker's first performance of 2026 offered plenty of reasons for optimism. He won at a high rate in pass protection, remained perfect when isolated without help and delivered one of his best run-blocking performances since entering the league.

The fantasy football Week 1 usage report breaks down the snap counts, routes, targets, carries and situational roles that matter for fantasy managers. Travis Etienne Jr., Chuba Hubbard, Dalton Kincaid and Mark Andrews are among the players with notable utilization trends after the opening week.