Week 3 FAAB guide targets hot hands across QB, RB, WR, TE and D/ST. Jones’s rushing upside in Indy and Browning stepping in for Burrow drive early-week bids, while Spencer Rattler and Mac Jones offer speculative streaming in superflex and 2QB formats. At RB, Blake Corum and Najee Harris loom as potential lead backs; WRs Romeo Doubs, Wan’Dale Robinson, and Troy Franklin emerge when injuries thin the depth chart. BAL and SEA defenses present cheap, high-upside stream options.

Week 2 fantasy pivots and matchups: Geno Smith should carry upside vs a Chargers secondary, Nico Collins looks to bounce back with increased targets, Najee Harris faces a limited workload but could surprise if involved, and C.J. Stroud with Tre Tucker offers upside in a Houston air attack. Ladd McConkey, Jakobi Meyers, Cade Otton, Tyler Conklin, Jayden Higgins, and Dalton Schultz round out strong Week 2 options with clear target shares and favorable matchups.

Week 3 waiver RB buzz centers on Bhayshul Tuten seizing Jacksonville’s RB2 role after Tank Bigsby’s move, with 25% snap in Week 2 and 74 total yards. Expect continued volatility but growing opportunity as Etienne remains the lead back. Secondary options—Monangai, Sampson, McNichols, Rodriguez, and Najee Harris—offer flier potential in deeper formats. High-upside handcuffs Allgeier, White, Giddens, and Spears provide insurance. Deep stashes include Jaydon Blue, Kendre Miller, LeQuint Allen Jr. and others, with Kareem Hunt and Rico Dowdle as late adds; Blake Corum is a longer shot.

Kaleb Johnson, the Steelers' 3rd-round rookie, has stumbled early. A Week 2 kickoff muff opened the door for Seattle, with George Holani returning it for a TD. Johnson entered the season to replace Najee Harris and has touched the ball sparingly (Week 1: -1 yards; Week 2: 1 yard before the fumble). A Barry Foster-style comeback would be a lifeline for Pittsburgh’s backfield and fantasy managers watching his workload closely.