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After a month of the season, some fantasy football players have moved up or down in the Circle of Trust. Trevor Lawrence, quarterback for the Jaguars, was initially on the edge of the circle but managed to secure confidence against the Eagles. His performance was affected by a run-oriented game, but a game-winning touchdown to Parker Washington proved his worth.

Washington took over in London against the Eagles, recording six receptions for 124 yards and two touchdowns, scoring both of Jacksonville's touchdowns. His involvement showed a significant improvement, with Lawrence's average time to throw increasing and the Eagles dropping to second-lowest in pressures per dropback.

Bhayshul Tuten, a running back for the Jaguars, has been a mixed bag. His performance has been inconsistent, with his success rate improving after Chris Rodriguez Jr.'s ill-timed block. Tuten has taken over as the backfield leader, with a high rushing success rate and forced missed tackle rate. However, facing Houston next week could raise questions about other skill players from the Jaguars.

On the other hand, Jaylen Warren, the running back for the Steelers, has been the engine of Pittsburgh's offense, contributing significantly to their 3-2 record. Warren's increased touches per game and high scrimmage yards have made him a key player to watch. With the Steelers facing a key matchup in Week 6 against the Texans, Warren's performance could be crucial in maintaining their position in the AFC North.