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Season 91 Redzone Redlines - Week 2

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Ravens' Defense Dominates Bengals, Take AFC North Lead
Baltimore's defense put on a clinic against Cincinnati, allowing just 112 passing yards. Lamar Jackson's 236 passing yards and two touchdowns helped maintain their division lead. With Baltimore tied for the league's fewest points allowed, they now prepare for a challenging clash against the Lions, whose QB Trey Lance leads the league in passing yards (652).

Chargers Win Shootout Against Broncos, Eyes on AFC West
The Chargers narrowly escaped with a 41-38 victory over the Broncos. Jermaine Rogers, now third in league rushing (250 yards), was instrumental. Denver’s Courtland Sutton shined with 218 receiving yards, now ranked fourth in the league. Justin Herbert's low passing yards (88) could be a concern for next week's game against the Colts, who will look to snap their winless streak.

Chiefs' Pacheco Powers Past Colts in AFC South Battle
Isiah Pacheco's explosive 191 rushing yards shot him to fourth in the league as the Chiefs defeated the Colts 33-26. Joey Murray efficiently led the offense with no interceptions, keeping Kansas City atop the AFC West. Next week, the Chiefs face the winless Broncos, looking to maintain their unbeaten run.

Packers Down Giants, Set Up NFC Showdown with Cowboys
Green Bay’s 28-14 win over New York saw Aaron Jones electrify with an 83-yard rush, pushing him to 18th in league rushing. Despite Jordan Love's two interceptions, the Packers' defense secured four turnovers. This sets up a crucial Week 3 matchup with the Cowboys, who boast one of the league's top defenses in points allowed (6).

Bills' Offense Shines Again; Cook Climbs Rushing Ranks
The Bills surged past the Panthers 41-20, with Josh Allen's three touchdowns and James Cook's 145 rushing yards moving him to seventh in league rushing. Buffalo’s offensive firepower sets the tone for their Week 3 showdown with the Browns, who are riding high after their own impressive offensive display.

Dolphins Roll Over Patriots; Maye's Struggles Persist
Miami's 42-17 victory highlighted Tua Tagovailoa's efficient passing, while New England's Drake Maye threw three costly interceptions, in line with league rules for benching. Breece Hall’s 223 rushing yards places him sixth in the league as the Dolphins gear up for a major AFC clash against the undefeated Titans next week.

Cowboys Crush Raiders; Watson's Stellar Play Continues
Dallas remains unbeaten, cruising past the Raiders 35-3. Deshaun Watson’s three-touchdown performance elevated him to a 129.8 passer rating, the highest among quarterbacks with multiple starts. The Cowboys now prepare for a crucial matchup against the Packers in the next chapter in the two coaches rivalry.

Cardinals Dominate NFC West, Eye Showdown with Seahawks
Arizona soared over the 49ers 28-7 behind Kyler Murray’s near-perfect performance, maintaining a league-leading 145.7 passer rating. 2nd year receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. continued his breakout, with 89 yards and a touchdown. With Arizona's defense allowing just 14 points this season, they’re favorites heading into next week’s NFC West showdown with the Seahawks.

Jaguars’ Etienne Jr. Makes MVP Case, Jaguars Stay Unbeaten
Travis Etienne Jr. ran wild with 96 yards and three touchdowns, bringing his season total to a league-leading six rushing touchdowns. Jacksonville's versatile offense kept the Seahawks at bay, and they’ll look to extend their winning streak next week against the winless 49ers.

Saints Secure Top NFC South Spot; Harris Steals the Show
Najee Harris powered the Saints to a 30-21 win over the Buccaneers, climbing to second in the league with 257 rushing yards. B.J. Frazier’s 265-yard, two-touchdown performance further solidifies New Orleans as the team to beat in the NFC South. The Saints now face a Patriots team desperate to rebound from a rough start.

 

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Fantasy Watch:

Start 'em:

1. Tyreek Hill (WR, Dolphins):
Hill hauled in 4 receptions for 105 yards last week, including a game-changing 57-yard catch. His big-play ability and high target share make him a PPR monster. Facing a Titans secondary that has allowed multiple deep passes, he's primed for another huge performance.

2. Travis Etienne Jr. (RB, Jaguars):
Etienne Jr. racked up 96 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns last week, alongside 3 catches for 26 yards. His 17 carries and involvement in the passing game make him a PPR gem. Against the 49ers' run defense next week, his dual-threat nature should shine.

3. James Cook (RB, Bills):
Cook is coming off a 145-yard rushing game with 20 carries and a touchdown, adding 2 receptions for 21 yards. With his 22-touch workload and explosive 60-yard run last week, he's a must-start, especially facing a Browns team that struggles against dynamic backs.

Sit 'em:

1. Marquel Killings (QB, Panthers):
Killings threw 38 passes last week but only completed 211 yards with 2 touchdowns and an interception. Despite volume, his inconsistency and low touchdown rate make him a risky play, especially against the Vikings' defense that's tough on passing QBs.

2. Alvin Kamara (RB, Bengals):
Kamara rushed for 138 yards on 21 attempts last week but hasn’t found the end zone. With only 4 receptions for 29 yards, his PPR upside is limited. The Raiders have a strong front, so expect a tough matchup for Kamara this week.

3. Peter Young (QB, Raiders):
Young struggled mightily, completing only 8 of 23 passes for 132 yards and 2 interceptions last week. He also added another 3 interceptions when O'Connell took over. Against a Bengals secondary that picked off 3 passes last week, Young is a definite sit.