Kansas City’s Xavier Worthy is active for Week 6 against Detroit, with no injury designation. He’s already posted 17 targets across his first two games back, boosting the Chiefs’ aerial threat and earning fringe WR1/WR2 consideration in a favorable matchup with the Lions.

Across fantasy rosters, Week 6 injury chatter includes 49ers receivers stepping into clearer roles as Pearsall misses practice and Jennings returns, plus Mac Jones stepping in for Purdy in Tampa. Mooney’s status could tilt London, Pitts and Bijan in Atlanta, while Godwin’s Week 6 status shapes Tampa’s passing game.

Week 6 waiver-wire spotlight centers on the Kansas City Chiefs, highlighting Tyquan Thornton, Brashard Smith and Kareem Hunt as possible adds in shallow and deeper formats. Thornton offers deep-speed upside, especially when Rashee Rice is out, while Smith’s burst hints at eventual breakout in a patient offensive system. Hunt provides a volatile, TD-driven floor in 12-team leagues, but the Chiefs’ timeshare structure keeps him risky outside of emergencies.

Duval delivered a thriller as Jacksonville topped Kansas City 31-28 after a late TD by Trevor Lawrence with 23 seconds left and a 99-yard pick-six by Devin Lloyd that swung momentum. Mahomes’ offense battled, but penalties and a costly turnover sealed KC’s fate.

Tyquan Thornton sparked KC with a 32-yard catch that helped spark a 97-yard drive finished by a Mahomes rushing TD; Kareem Hunt added a red-zone score and Harrison Butker nailed the late kick to keep the Chiefs in it. Jacksonville leaned on rookie x-factors Travis Hunter and Bhayshul Tuten, plus Lawrence’s timely connects, to seal a legit win and momentum shift.

Jacksonville’s late surge and strong rookie impact emphasize the Jaguars’ growing ceiling, while KC’s big-play ability remains intact but hampered by miscues and penalties. For fantasy, Thornton’s role and Hunt’s red-zone work are notable, with Jaguars rookies stepping into meaningful downs and Lawrence delivering when it mattered most.