Brandon Aubrey’s leg is making waves in Dallas after a 64-yard FG to force OT and a 46-yard winner over the Giants, plus a special-teams buzz that even prompted Dak Prescott to joke about his own entrance music. The former MLS draftee and engineer is flirting with a blockbuster extension, potentially around $7M per year, which would make him the NFL’s highest-paid kicker and redefine the market for kickers who can deliver from Haymaker range and pressure-packed moments.

Week 3 features Cowboys-Bears as a marquee Sunday clash, with Bills-Dolphins kicking off Thursday and Rams-Eagles meeting in an undefeated showdown. Broncos-Chargers bring high-powered offenses, Bengals-Vikings spark a backup-QB duel, and Lions-Ravens cap the slate on Monday Night. Fantasy angles spike around Dallas’ offense, kicker Brandon Aubrey’s extension buzz, and Brock Hoffman stepping in for injured Cooper Beebe, plus a slew of top offenses across the league.

Ben Johnsons blunt message to the Bears emphasizes practice discipline as the route back from a 0-3 start and a pivotal Week 3 clash with the Cowboys. Williams is listening, veterans push accountability, and the Year 1 regime presses for buy in. If practice translates to on field improvement, Williams could stabilize the offense and lift the roster. Cowboys test will reveal whether the Bears can close the early gap.

Week 3 injury heat map drives fantasy week decisions. Purdy has a real chance to return for San Francisco, potentially restoring SF’s offensive ceiling. Waller remains out for Miami; Waddle is limited. Bills miss Oliver and Milano on defense. Vikings lose J.J. McCarthy to an ankle, with Carson Wentz set to start. Colts’ Downs and Warren limited; Titans list multiple starters out. Jets and Cowboys enter Week 3 with notable questions. Several stars return, others sit, shaping lineups and DFS pivots.