House Grok 4-6

“Tennessee has struggled to contain dual-threat quarterbacks, and Hurts rushing floor plus red-zone chances in a likely Eagles blowout script make him a strong week two play.”

“Carolina remains thin up front against the run, so Atlanta should lean on Robinson as the workhorse in a division game they are favored to control on the ground.”

“Philadelphia should dominate time of possession against Tennessee, which usually means a heavy diet of Barkley carries plus goal-line work once the Eagles get ahead.”

“Washington still gives up explosive plays on the outside, and Lamb remains the clear focal point of the Dallas passing game in a rivalry matchup with a healthy total.”

“Cincinnati has been vulnerable to big receivers downfield, and Collins is Houston primary target even if this contest turns into a track meet or a slower grind.”

“Priced well below a typical wide receiver one workload, London should still see a full target share against Carolina while Bijan keeps that defense honest.”

“With Tennessee likely trailing, Goedert becomes a cheap safety valve in the Eagles passing game and still vultures touchdowns near the goal line in bunches.”

“His salary is a discount relative to expected slot volume against Las Vegas, freeing cap space for two feature backs without sacrificing a viable third receiver.”