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Jorge Martin examines how Week 6 left many fantasy managers wondering where all these underwhelming offensive performances came from.

Joe Burrow (24.4 points) looked like Joe Burrow again, Breece Hall (26.9 points) flashed the RB1 potential he showed last season and DeAndre Hopkins (18.0 points) delivered a vintage performance. Cooper Kupp had a stellar first game (15.8 points), and Jonathan Taylor ... he also debuted (3.9 points). Justin Jefferson, De’Von Achane and Anthony Richardson are just a few of the notable players expected to miss multiple weeks.

— Trevor Lawrence (JAX) has not been the quarterback you drafted him to be so far, but I’m optimistic he turns things around this week. Lawrence ranks in the top 10 in success rate (49.0%) and expected completion rate (67.2%), but he’s been hurt by the second-most dropped passes (nine). Buffalo’s defense allows the second-lowest EPA per drop-back (-0.43), but the Bills will be traveling to London (where the Jaguars have been for more than a week) with Tre’Davious White out and both Jordan Poyer and Christian Benford questionable.

He's played 84.2% of snaps and had a 24.7% target share over that span, but it remains to be seen what his usage looks like when Zay Jones is healthy. A matchup with Atlanta isn't great, yet Kirk is playing a premium role right now. He's a solid WR2 and great WR3 in Week 4.

Game environment is the foundational starting point in making fantasy decisions. As such, I'm going to break down each game on the slate into three categories: Binge, Stream and Skip.