Denver hosts Cincinnati in Week 4’s MNF, with Browning’s two 2025 appearances underscoring a fragile QB plan for Cincinnati. A rough Week 3 exposed riskier, off-script plays that backfired, pressing the Bengals to lean on safer looks and their patchwork line. Cincinnati’s upgrades—Fant’s hybrid TE role and Risner’s adaptation—give them sporadic pop, while Stewart and Battle offer defensive upside. Denver’s matchup leans on containment of Browning and exploiting Cincinnati’s o-line, leading to a Broncos edge around 24-14.

The Bengals’ recent roster moves loom large: Fant’s versatility could stress Denver’s coverage, Battle keeps climbing as a playmaker, and Hendrickson must deliver a disruptive shift to turn the tide. Fantasy managers should watch Bet on the Bengals’ players who can capitalize when Browning minimizes mistakes, but Denver’s home-field advantage and improved run defense remain pivotal in this MNF clash.

Falcons 0, Panthers 30 in Week 3. Penix Jr. struggled, going 18 of 36 for 172 yards with two interceptions and a late game-mop-up by Kirk Cousins, who won’t push for the starting job per coach Raheem Morris. Bijan Robinson totaled 72 rushing yards and 39 receiving as Atlanta outgained Carolina but couldn’t finish drives with poor starting field position. Bryce Young managed 114 passing yards and a steady run game, while Jessie Bates III sparked a stout Panthers defense. Next up: Washington comes to Atlanta.