Denver's Week 3 prep centers on health as three big free‑agent signings enter a pivotal moment: Dre Greenlaw and Evan Engram miss practice with injuries, while Talanoha Hufanga is limited by a chest issue. The Broncos head to SoFi to face the Los Angeles Chargers, testing depth and game plan as Engram's back/calf saga and Greenlaw's delayed debut loom over the offense and defense. Adkins could rise if Engram is sidelined, adding a blocking presence for Bo Nix and the run game. Rest days and the final injury report will shape Week 3 availability.

Engram’s calf injury carried over from the opener, and his 500th career catch remains a glimmer of late-season upside for a unit that has struggled for consistency. Sutton’s rhythm has been uneven, while Adkins’ full practice return offers a potential path to more blocking and short-yardage snaps. The Chargers game becomes a test of Broncos’ depth and the coaching staff’s willingness to lean on youth and rest days to reset for Week 3.

Carson Wentz’s fantasy ceiling hinges on the surrounding cast and coaching. The Vikings’ setup under Kevin O’Connell promises structure, a solid offensive line, and weapons that fit his approach. Wentz’s last meaningful season was 2022 with Washington, behind a weak unit, so his numbers then reflected roster quality more than raw talent.

Historically, his output tracks roster strength: when pass and run blocking are solid and receivers are productive, he performs; when the supporting cast falters, so does he. Minnesota could supply a better environment, and top OL play could unlock a steady floor with upside if protection holds and the run game stays competent.