Jameis Winston and Matthew Stafford lead the Week 2 interceptions thrown market at 9.5% implied probability each, followed closely by Tommy DeVito, reflecting trader focus on quarterbacks with histories of elevated turnover rates or uncertain Week 2 roles. Winston’s aggressive deep-ball style and past high-INT outings remain key differentiators, while Stafford’s volume passing in a potentially pass-heavy offense and DeVito’s limited starting experience create realistic paths to leading the category in a single week. The broad 5% tier includes mobile QBs like Josh Allen, rookies or backups such as Shedeur Sanders and Drake Maye, and veterans in tough road matchups, underscoring how early-season factors like defensive pressure, weather, or sudden lineup changes can swing results across a wide field. Historical patterns show no single player dominates Week 2 interceptions, keeping the market fragmented.