After a huge letdown at home against Buffalo, Kansas City will surely bring their best in a road matchup with Washington. That matchup should also be fast-paced, which is why it headlines Pat Thorman’s Snaps & Pace write-up for Week 6.

Saquon Barkley, Kenny Golladay, and the Giants’ offense finally showed some life last week in New Orleans. This week they get the paced-up Cowboys. Will this NFC East matchup be a breeding ground for fantasy points? Pat Thorman explores.

The Panthers are not considered a fast-paced offense. However, facing off with the high-octane Cowboys can force any offense into a quicker gear. Pat Thorman highlights which games to target for top-notch fantasy production in Week 4.

Through two games, Jacksonville looks underwhelming. But at least their offense is operating quickly and throwing a ton (they lead the league in pace and situation-neutral pass rate). Will ARI-JAX be a fantasy-point bonanza? Pat Thorman dives in.

Tampa Bay’s offense didn’t skip a beat in Week 1, putting up 31 points. Their matchup with Atlanta could surprise from a play volume and pace standpoint. Pat Thorman looks ahead to Week 2 to find the best fantasy environments.

Finding games with increased play volume can be very valuable, as more plays result in more possible fantasy points. Pat Thorman is back with his Snaps & Pace column — outlining the contests to target and fade for the NFL’s opening week.

Seattle treated us to many early-season fantasy explosions, but they’ve since reverted back to their old ways. Can the “Let Russ Cook” movement provide one last moment to close the season? Pat Thorman explains with Snaps & Pace.