Week 3 kicks off with Bills hosting the Dolphins on Prime, Al Michaels the lead voice with Kirk Herbstreit and Kaylee Hartung. Chiefs visit the Giants in a SNF showcase, Lions head to Baltimore on MNF. A 15-game slate across FOX, CBS, NBC and ABC/ESPN follows, with full announcer crews for every matchup. This schedule helps fantasy managers map game timing, streaming windows, and late-swap opportunities across the weekend.

Travis Hunter’s two-way test for Jacksonville is shaping up into a long-term bet for fantasy managers. In Week 2 he logged 85 snaps, split roughly 43 on defense and 42 on offense, drawing attention for a pivotal pass interference flag that forgivingly overshadowed a productive day. He notched a first career pass breakup on Andrei Iosivas, but his offense produced modest numbers (9 receptions, 55 yards) with early drops and several illegal-formation penalties that stalled drives. Hunter stresses sticking to the system and improving, while the Jags balance the risk and reward of a true multi-role weapon.

Burrow's turf-toe injury could push Cincinnati into a Browning-led offense. Browning flashed in a Week 2 comeback vs Jacksonville, earning praise and a vote of confidence from Zac Taylor. With Burrow possibly out and Week 3 looming against a Falcons squad featuring Carson Wentz, Cincinnati's fantasy outlook rests on Browning's efficiency, line protection, and Risner's block. Browning could become a viable two-QB streaming option if Burrow remains out.

Week 3 shifts hit the fantasy radar as multiple starting QBs go down. Jake Browning steps in for Burrow in Cincinnati and delivers a late-game drive TD, raising Bengals’ ceiling. Carson Wentz slides into Minnesota’s QB mix while J.J. McCarthy heals, with Wentz’s familiarity giving him a chance to exploit a shaky Bengals defense. Tyrod Taylor anchors the Jets, Mac Jones shines in San Francisco, and Marcus Mariota Could start for Washington if Daniels sits. Backup-heavy lines demand sharp matchup-based rostering.