Devin Bush has reinvented himself in Cleveland after a prove-it one-year deal to steady the LB room and replace the injured Owusu-Koramoah. Early 2025 shows him anchoring the unit, delivering solid tackle numbers, a sack, and steady on-field impact while rookie Schwesinger grows into a versatile pairing; a Browns defense surge hints at a true breakout year.

Packers roll into Week 3 at Cleveland 2-0, led by a turnover-free Jordan Love as Cleveland’s offense sputters with a modest rushing attack. The Browns boast a stout defense, but their lack of ground production and a shaky passing game raise questions about sustaining drives. Odds and props from DraftKings frame a tight, potentially low-scoring game, while rookie RB watch lists and injury notes add fantasy intrigue as teams chase playoff positioning.

Week 3 waiver targets lean heavily on tight ends with early-season momentum. Zach Ertz is the safest add with back-to-back TDs and solid target volume for Washington. Juwan Johnson has become New Orleans’ focal TE, drawing heavy looks and a TD in Week 2. Harold Fannin Jr. offers a speculative upside for Cleveland, though Week 2 cooled and Ravens’ matchup is tough. Deebo Samuel Sr.’s WAS arrival adds pass-game upside, while Brock Bowers serves as a rookie benchmark for TE development in 2025.

Mark Andrews opened 2025 with a slow two-week stretch, snagging just two catches for seven yards as Baltimore’s high-octane offense hasn’t translated to his fantasy line. He remains heavily TD-dependent, and with the Ravens’ passing targets spread thin, managers are wondering if a drop is due. The piece argues patience, notes he isn’t washed, and highlights top waiver targets like Juwan Johnson and Harold Fannin Jr. If you’re not ready to cut, bench him and chase safer Week 3 options while monitoring the evolving tight-end usage.