Saints QB Tyler Shough was one of the top fantasy QBs of the week completing 29 of 42 passes for 250 yards and 4 TDs with 1 INT. Shough also had a 36-yard rush. Shough finished as QB6 and QB8 in his first two weeks and will be a top fantasy QB again in Week 3. He looks locked in as a QB1 going forward with the Saints fast pace of play under HC Kellen Moore.
Raiders TE Brock Bowers excelled in his season debut against the Saints after missing the first two weeks following a meniscus trim. He returned after carrying a questionable status into the week, but he was no decoy. Browser caught 10 of 12 targets for 116 yards and a TD as one of the top fantasy TEs of the week.
Colts WR Keenan Allen led the WRs in fantasy scoring, catching 6 of 9 targets for 63 yards and a TD. Passing volume also rose for WR Josh Downs and TE Tyler Warren. Downs caught 5 of 10 targets for 77 yards, while Warren caught 9 of 10 targets for 55 yards. With WR Alec Pierce on IR, it appears the Colts will focus on their top three weapons in the passing game going forward.
Texans RB David Montgomery put up his second straight poor fantasy performance. He ran the ball 11 times for 33 yards, catching two passes for 15 yards against the Colts. That comes off the heels of an eight-touch, 24-yard performance in Week 2. After scoring 3 TDs in Week 1, Montgomery has disappointed fantasy managers.
Steelers RB Jaylen Warren had a full-time role with Rico Dowdle sidelined with a toe injury. Warren handled 56 snaps with the other two active RBs (Travis Homer and Lew Nichols) playing a combined 6 snaps. That led to Warren handling 90.6% of RB touches. Warren had 20 touches going for 176 yards.
For the first time this season, McCaffrey was responsible for over half of the 49ers’ rush attempts. He finished Sunday’s win over the Cardinals with 15 carries for 75 yards and a TD along with 4 receptions on five targets for another 41 yards. The 49ers RB has now finished as an RB1 with at least 20 PPR points in back-to-back weeks.
Kittle posts his highest scoring week since returning from his achilles injury. He finished Sunday’s win over the Cardinals with a team-high 7 targets, on his way to a six reception, 82-yard, and 2 TD performance. Kittle ranks as the TE2 in Week 3 pending Sunday- and Monday Night Football.
Wilson finished the Cardinals’ Week 3 loss with a team-high 17 targets. He hauled in 11 of his 17 targets for 89 yards and a TD. The Cardinals WR ranks as a WR1 for the first time this season pending Sunday- and Monday Night Football.
Commanders RB Rachaad White notched the backfield's only TD in Sunday's win over the Seahawks, taking a reception in from 6 yards out in the first quarter. That marked his only target for the game, and White added a mere 35 rushing yards on 8 carries. He left briefly with a shoulder injury but returned. RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt, meanwhile, logged 18 carries and 1 catch (on 1 target), while beating White 39-30 in total snaps and 17-14 in pass routes.
Love posts a career-high 22.9 PPR points following an uptick in usage. He handled 21 rush attempts for 90 yards while hauling in all five of his targets for 19 more yards and a TD. The rookie RB ranks as the RB3 in Week 3 pending Sunday- and Monday Night Football.
Commanders WR Terry McLaurin delivered a 6-77-1 receiving line on 9 targets in Sunday's win over the Seahawks. He led the team in each of those categories and rebounded from a 30.8% catch rate through the first two weeks. McLaurin remained the Washington leader in pass routes, though WR Stefon Diggs caught up in Week 3. He ran 27 to McLaurin's 31, after trailing his teammate by 11 routes in Week 2 and 10 routes in the opener. Diggs caught four of 7 targets for 33 yards against Seattle.
The rookie WR had a career-high day, producing his most receptions, targets, and yards in a game. In a poor-weather game, Tate caught six of his nine targets for 58 yards, while his QB, Cam Ward, finished his third-straight game totaling less than 200 passing yards.
Bills TE Dalton Kincaid finished Sunday's game with just 2 catches for 38 yards among 3 targets. His production struggled amid a poor passing day for Buffalo, but there were a couple of specifics worth noting.
Bills WR D.J. Moore sprained his left shoulder in the Week 2 win over the Lions. But he started Sunday's game and finished with team leads in targets (10), receptions (6), and receiving yards (67). All that came on a day that challenged Buffalo's passing game. Only one other Bill caught more than two balls (Ty Johnson, four). Moore's 10 targets beat his nearest teammate by six (Johnson).
Robinson turned in his highest scoring game since signing with the Titans in the offseason. He hauled in seven of his team-high 11 targets for 57 yards and a TD. Despite QB Cam Ward opening the season with a third straight game under 200 passing yards, Robinson finishes Week 3 as a WR2.
Bills QB Josh Allen came off outscoring the rest of the position by 10 fantasy points in Week 2 to endure his worst outing so far this season Sunday against the Chargers. Allen went just 16 of 26 passing (61.5%) for 204 yards in the win. He took 4 sacks, doubling his season total, threw a pair of INTs and lost a fumble. Allen still ran for a pair of 1-yard TDs, though, to land in mid-QB2 territory.
Chargers RB Omarion Hampton rushed 15 times for 56 yards (3.7 per carry) in Sunday's loss to the Bills. He added no catches on 1 target. His lack of opportunities there might be a real problem.
Nabers posted team highs in both targets and receptions in the team’s Week 3 win over the Titans. But in a game where Giants QB Jameis Winston completed just 14 passes for 118 yards, Nabers finished with 7.6 PPR points after catching five of 6 targets for 26 yards. The third-year WR ranks as the WR50 pending Sunday- and Monday Night Football.
Chargers TE Oronde Gadsden drew just 3 targets in Sunday's loss at Buffalo and caught none of them. But it wasn't for lack of availability. Gadsden ranked third on the team in routes, running 28 to 32 for both Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston. That edged Tre' Harris (26) and represented 73.9% of QB Justin Herbert's dropbacks. TE Hayden Rucci stayed close to Gadsden in playing time, getting 28 snaps to Gadsden's 39. That gap proved smaller in the first half, when Gadsden played 17 of the Chargers' 34 snaps and Rucci played 13.
Rams TE Terrance Ferguson injured his right ankle in the first quarter of Sunday night's game vs. the Broncos. He hobbled off the field, went into the medical tent, and eventually headed back to the locker room with trainers. We'll update his status when we know more.
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