Monday, September 14, 2026

Engram saw 4+ targets in 12 of 16 games last season, and when he did reach that 4+ target market, he cleared this number in 10 of 12 games.

Bo Nix has a new shiny toy to throw the ball to. Jaylen Waddle joins a Broncos offense that ranked 14th in points per game and lacked a partner to Courtland Sutton. Now in year six, Waddle is looking to make some noise for a championship contender that won 14 games last season.

This rivalry has a very obvious theme: low-scoring. The last six regular-season battles between these two franchises have resulted in an average of 33.6 points per game. Not one of those matchups eclipsed this total. Expect that trend to continue here.

The advantage for the Chiefs is that they’re at home and, of course, they have one of the NFL’s greatest quarterbacks, like ever. Every other advantage is on Denver’s side, so we must take the value here.

The Tigers have won 4 games in a row, and now they get to hand the ball to Troy Melton. He's been their ace since Tarik Skubal was traded to Los Angeles, and owns a stellar 2.06 ERA and .188 BAA on the road this season.

Dak and company will put up points on the Giants. Since that’s the most predictable outcome of any matchup, I like that to stimulate more offense from a fired-up, new-look Giants outfit, too.

The most improved unit is probably the Cowboys’ defense, and that’s where this game will be won. I think both the Giants and Cowboys will look more buttoned up than they did a year ago, but in the end, the visitors' offense is at a different level than what a young New York squad can offer.

Dak and company will put up points on the Giants. Since that’s the most predictable outcome of any matchup, I like that to stimulate more offense from a fired-up, new-look Giants outfit, too.

Dak and company will put up points on the Giants. Since that’s the most predictable outcome of any matchup, I like that to stimulate more offense from a fired-up, new-look Giants outfit, too.

The most improved unit is probably the Cowboys’ defense, and that’s where this game will be won. I think both the Giants and Cowboys will look more buttoned up than they did a year ago, but in the end, the visitors' offense is at a different level than what a young New York squad can offer.