Tush Push Nation meets Comedian DESTROYS Ekeler in Week 2 with Yahoo’s captured projection at 111.97–118.23. Comedian DESTROYS Ekeler owns the early 6.26-point edge, a margin small enough that availability news or one flex call can erase it.
Tush Push Nation enters with a clear roster priority: Swift still limited; review Rams without Garrett. Swift remained limited Thursday, keeping active RB cover important with Mason on IR and Brown occupying IR in Tuesday’s capture. Price is eligible at RB but moving him from flex would create another slot to fill. Assess Holani’s current role and reserve capacity before counting him as cover. Thomas was limited Wednesday; keep receiver alternatives ready. The Rams officially placed Garrett on IR Thursday, so include that loss in the D/ST comparison without automatically dropping the unit. Recheck all claims and ownership in Tony Romo. The current watch list includes Deebo Samuel Sr., Devaughn Vele.
Comedian DESTROYS Ekeler has its own pressure point: Flowers absent again; McConkey not yet cleared. Baltimore confirms Flowers missed Wednesday and Thursday. McConkey reportedly worked separately with a trainer Thursday after Wednesday’s official DNP; his Thursday grade remains pending. Neither has a verified final Sunday ruling. Tate is a captured receiver reserve, and eligible running backs can cover flex. Preserve enough alternatives for both spots while reviewing later reports. Kelce remains an internal TE alternative. Recheck any external target in Tony Romo before a claim. Possible contingency names from the captured pool include Deebo Samuel Sr., Devaughn Vele.
Thursday report update: Baltimore confirms a second missed practice for Flowers. McConkey reportedly worked separately with a trainer, leaving Comedian to preserve Tate and an eligible flex alternative. Tush Push still needs active RB cover while Swift is limited and must include Garrett’s confirmed IR move in its Rams D/ST comparison. The score remains 0–0, and the 111.97–118.23 Yahoo projection is the September 15 capture—not a live forecast.
