Week 3 brings sharp NFL line moves around key numbers 3, 7, 6, 14 and 10, with Bills-Dolphins surging to Bills -12.5 and Vikings-Bengals shifting on Burrow’s status and a McCarthy setback. Packers-Browns climbed as Green Bay’s defense dominates early, while a cluster of 42-45 point totals and six road favorites shape the slate. Injury news drives much of the movement, with Purdy, Burrow, Fields, Jayden Daniels and J.J. McCarthy in the spotlight and Ekeler/Jones shaping backfield expectations for fantasy and props.

The piece emphasizes how one quarterback can swing a spread, while OL/DL/WR injuries carry outsized impact when multiple starters are out. It also flags top receiving and backfield targets (Kittle, Goedert, Reed, Godwin, Darrisaw) as potential swing factors for props and DFS, and notes the evolving landscape of team totals and betting angles as Week 3 approaches.

Quinshon Judkins is Cleveland's No. 1 back entering Week 3 against Green Bay, after a season debut where he led the Browns in carries and rushing yards (10 for 61). He signed his rookie deal on Sept. 6; a July arrest led to an NFL review that remains open, but no charges were filed. The 0-2 Browns host the 2-0 Packers in a pivotal early test for his workload and Cleveland's ground game.

The Browns slide back toward the NFL power rankings basement entering Week 3 after a 41-17 loss to Baltimore, with Joe Flacco's turnover issues and a dysfunctional run game dragging the offense down.

Across outlets, Cleveland sits in the high 20s to low 30s, as pundits debate whether Dillon Gabriel or Shedeur Sanders could unlock the offense and whether the defense can carry the load while the offense finds its footing.

Judkins' debut adds a spark, and the AFC North landscape shows Cleveland trailing, with an uncertain path to victory against Green Bay and Detroit, making every Week 3 result a potential turning point.