Tom Brady's FOX color work for Cowboys–Bears in Week 3 has critics buzzing because of his minority Raiders stake. The NFL says no policy blocks the arrangement and Bears and Cowboys coaches treat it as normal cross-team exposure, with Brady limited to broadcast duties rather than coaching or play-calling. The chatter centers on potential information flow, but the league emphasizes rules around electronics and sideline systems. For fantasy readers, the takeaway is narrative, not on-field impact—Dak Prescott and Dallas' offense remain the focal point.

Brady's presence in the booth won't derail on-field production, and coaches downplay disruption risks. The storyline could influence how bettors view Dallas and Raiders in coming weeks, but Week 3’s game plans stay typical. The broader context includes NFL stance on ownership in the booth and the practical limits of in-game access, keeping Week 3 in play for fantasy lineups and betting angles.

Week 3 brings Dallas to Chicago as Dak Prescott eyes a potential big fantasy day against a Bears defense yielding high yardage and points early this season. Through two weeks Chicago has allowed 382.5 total yards and 39.5 points per game, setting up a favorable setting for Prescott’s aerial attack and Cowboys’ high-octane offense. A recent NFC Offensive Player of the Week trend—J.J. McCarthy (Week 1) and Jared Goff (Week 2) exploiting the Bears—underscores the upside in this matchup. Prescott enters Week 3 with 549 passing yards, two touchdowns and one interception, and a 2-1 career record versus Chicago, hinting at another strong fantasy outing.

The Bears’ defense has struggled to clamp down consistently, while Dallas’ weapons at receiver and running back provide multiple paths to fantasy production. The Week 3 game script could feature Dallas leaning on Prescott to pace a shootout, with expected plenty of scoring opportunities in a game that could resemble a high‑volume, fantasy-friendly affair.