Next up, Javonte Williams ($6100) personally, I feel like he is criminally underpriced for his volume, usage and ceiling. In a game with a total of 50 and his team is the favorite, this is a smash spot. Looking at the data we see that he ranks 7th in rushing yards, first in total touchdowns, and 7th in receptions at the position.  Williams is on the field for 74% of offensive snaps, and has a wild 78% opportunity share. That totals to about 18 opportunities per game. The final piece i want to talk about on this offense is its leader, Dak Prescott ($5,900). Dak ranks 3rd in pass attempts (43/G), 2nd in deep ball attempts (6/G) and 5th in passing yards(274.5/G). This offense also ranks second in Pace of Play. There was also a major blow to an already shaky Bears secondary. Cornerback Jaylon Johnson is out indefinitely, per ESPN.

Rome Odunze ($5,300) is quickly showing that he is the new number one WR in Chicago. He’s averaging 10 targets per game with a 29.9% target share and a 100% route participation rate, but what really stands out is his high-value usage: 6 deep targets (#3 overall) and a massive 60% red-zone target share (#2 in the NFL). That profile gives him multiple paths to slate-breaking upside. He’s already been turning opportunity into production with 3 touchdowns and 23.8 DK points per game (4th overall), and his expected fantasy points (2nd overall) confirm the breakout is real. With explosive playmaking ability and heavy scoring equity, Odunze has the kind of boom potential that can separate you from the field in tournaments.

The Colts have been on fire so far, ranking among the top offenses in the league. Through 2 weeks, they’re averaging over 400 yards per game and more than 30 points per game, placing them inside the top five in both categories. Importantly for fantasy, they’ve been efficient, sustaining drives long drives and capping them with scores.
Jonathan Taylor ($7,200) leads the NFL in rushing yards (236), carries (43), and yards created (263) while ranking top-two in both snap share (81.9%) and route participation (89.2%) and is averaging 6.5 yards per touch, showing he’s not just getting volume but creating big gains on his own. The Colts have also given him valuable opportunities with 12 red-zone touches (#2) with high-usage, and being an explosive running back in one of the league’s most efficient offenses you should lock him in this week. 

Daniel Jones ($5,400) has seen his career come back to life. Throwing for over 300 yards in a win over the Broncos while adding a rushing touchdown. Jones has been incredibly impressive, and I expect that trend to continue this week, just take a look at some of his rankings on the table below. 

Why do I like colts stacks this week? lets take a look....
The Tennessee Titans have been one of the worst run defenses in the league so far this season. They rank 29th in rushing yards allowed per game (giving up about 150 rushing yards/game) and surrender 5.4 to 5.5 yards per carry. On the passing side, Tennessee is mediocre — they’ve allowed ~237 passing yards/game and are giving up a fair amount of production through the air. Their defense is weak to both ground and aerial game planning , something the Colts have been doing well.