Stacking is one of the most efficient ways to separate yourself from the field in FanDrill tournaments.
When an offense has a big day, your team benefits. When a quarterback throws for 300 yards and three touchdowns, there’s a good chance at least one of his pass catchers is putting up tournament-winning numbers right alongside him.
That’s why stacks matter: we are looking to build lineups with the highest ceiling to help you win a FanDrill tournament.
This week, we are identifying the highest-upside game environments on the Week 6 slate and the best stacks to pair with those matchups.
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#1 Caleb Williams (QB – CHI) and Rome Odunze (WR – CHI)
Caleb Williams has missed the last three weeks with the worst hamstring injury of all time. Just go back and watch his reaction. He was listed as a full participant Wednesday, meaning he will most likely be back for Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons.
The Falcons have allowed the ninth-most fantasy points per game to quarterbacks in 2026 and the sixth-most passing yards per game. Caleb Williams has a chance to truly dominate this matchup. Kyle Monangai is questionable for the game, and if he misses it, that leaves just D’Andre Swift in the backfield. The run game will struggle with or without Monangai, as the Falcons have a top-five run defense in the NFL. The game script will be there for Caleb to get a ton of pass attempts as well as scrambles. A dual-threat quarterback against a bad passing defense that is without A.J. Terrell, its top pass rusher, and others? He can feast. His weapons have disappointed this year, but this is their get-right game against a weak secondary.
Atlanta has allowed the sixth-most receiving yards to wide receivers so far this season, with many huge performances. Chris Olave, Matthew Golden, Christian Watson, and Tetairoa McMillan all had 96 or more yards against this defense. Outside receivers get targeted at a high rate against this defense, and Rome Odunze plays 77.2% of his snaps outside.
Rome has been quite a disappointment in the NFL after being drafted ninth overall in the 2024 NFL Draft. However, he has flashed at times, especially before he got hurt in 2025. This season, Rome has been the most efficient receiver on the Bears, leading the team in receiving yards while ranking third in receptions. With Caleb Williams back, I see Rome having a decent day. I am not saying he will be a WR1, but I believe he will outproduce his draft value.
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#2 Bryce Young (QB – CAR) and Tetairoa McMillan (WR – CAR)
Wow, the Philadelphia Eagles have been a train wreck, and as I write this, Jalen Hurts has been ruled out for Sunday’s matchup. With the Eagles’ offense already being inept at moving the ball, this makes the matchup even better for these two. The Panthers’ offense could get short fields, leading to more scoring opportunities for the Carolina stars.
Bryce Young has been elite to start the season, and I believe it will continue in Week 6. The Panthers are coming off a bye, and that rest is crucial and usually helps in a big way the following week. He will be going against an Eagles defense that ranks in the bottom 10 in EPA per pass allowed (+0.04), passing yards allowed per game (238.8), and yards after the catch over e
Joe Shea is a Fantasy Analyst for FanDrill. Follow him on Instagram @JoeSheaFootball and TikTok @JoeSheaFootball for more fantasy football content.
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