A contest between the Denver Broncos and Indianapolis Colts is among the Week 2 games that present early betting value.

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With Week 1 of the fantasy football season nearly done, running back Dylan Sampson and wide receiver Calvin Austin III stand out as waiver-wire targets.

The Bills looked out of sync early, but Josh Allen’s second-half surge — combined with a critical fumble by Ravens running back Derrick Henry — sparked a dramatic comeback and sealed a thrilling win for Buffalo.

D.K. Metcalf and Jonnu Smith's contributions after the catch helped the Pittsburgh Steelers to a rollercoaster win over the New York Jets.

Bo Nix overcame three turnovers to lead the Broncos past top pick Cam Ward and the Titans, 20–12. Nix connected with Courtland Sutton for a score, while rookie R.J. Harvey’s 50-yard run set up J.K. Dobbins’ decisive fourth-quarter touchdown.

The Los Angeles Rams outlasted the Houston Texans in a low-scoring Week 1 battle, leaning on quarterback Matthew Stafford for the game's only score in the second half.

The San Francisco 49ers spoiled Sam Darnold's Seattle Seahawks debut despite a sloppy showing overall.

The Green Bay Packers got out to a quick lead and never looked back against the Detroit Lions, who suffered only two regular-season losses last year.

The New York Giants entered 2025 with the No. 28-ranked offensive line in PFF’s preseason rankings, and that concern showed up immediately in their 21-6 loss to the Washington Commanders in Week 1.

Signed just 10 days ago, Dalton Risner was a stalwart in pass protection for the Bengals in Week 1.

The Arizona Cardinals outlasted the New Orleans Saints behind a strong showing from Marvin Harrison Jr.

The Commanders opened their season with a 21–6 win over the Giants, powered by Jayden Daniels’ 233 yards and a touchdown through the air. Deebo Samuel added a score in his Washington debut, while the defense held New York without a single touchdown.

Tampa Bay edged Atlanta 23–20 in a dramatic opener, with rookie Emeka Egbuka hauling in two touchdown passes — the last a 25-yard strike in the final minute. The Falcons had briefly pulled ahead with a long fourth-quarter drive, but Egbuka’s late heroics sealed the Buccaneers’ win.

Aaron Rodgers made a statement in his first game with Pittsburgh, throwing four touchdown passes, including two in a lightning-fast 50-second stretch after halftime.