Week 3 tight end rankings crown Tucker Kraft as the top option after back-to-back gains, with Sam LaPorta, Trey McBride and Juwan Johnson close behind in the high-end TE2 tier. Kelce remains the anchor, while Ertz and Goedert offer solid mid-range floors. News highlights Waller’s slow Dolphins debut, Henry’s shrinking targets, and Harold Fannin Jr.’s continued Cleveland output, plus Kraft’s TE1 trajectory.

Kraft’s surge comes as Green Bay leans into two-TE sets and red-zone opportunities, while LaPorta’s floor remains rock-solid in Detroit’s offense. McBride’s continued role signals a ceiling boost, and Johnson remains a strong Week 3 option in favorable matchups. The mix emphasizes consistency, with Kelce, Ertz and Goedert providing reliable points as the rest of the field jockeys for position.

The Arizona Cardinals sit 2-0 but face questions about Marvin Harrison Jr.’s usage. Coach Jonathan Gannon said Harrison must touch the football more, even as the ball doesn’t always go to him. Week 2 showed a modest target load for Harrison amid defensive schemes aimed at him, with a key early DPI and a handful of gains keeping Arizona’s offense moving. The club won, yet the offense stalled late, inviting scrutiny of how to maximize the star receiver’s impact.

Arizona rode a 27-3 lead into the second half before Carolina’s soft zone mounted a comeback, underscoring that every win doesn’t erase concern about play design and game-management. Harrison’s role remains pivotal; the team’s success may hinge on expanding his involvement without sacrificing efficiency, a balance coach and staff will chase as they press for a higher gear.