Cam Ward's rookie season with the Tennessee Titans is a study in learning to play under pressure. He highlights situational football and ball security as his core focuses, while Tennessee works to stay on schedule despite an unstable offensive line that has allowed 11 sacks in two games. Ward is making strides in pace and tightening reads, but the path to wins hinges on better protection. Week 3 brings a divisional test vs. the Indianapolis Colts, a meaningful barometer for his growth and the Titans' ability to turn development into results.

Week 3 FAAB guide targets hot hands across QB, RB, WR, TE and D/ST. Jones’s rushing upside in Indy and Browning stepping in for Burrow drive early-week bids, while Spencer Rattler and Mac Jones offer speculative streaming in superflex and 2QB formats. At RB, Blake Corum and Najee Harris loom as potential lead backs; WRs Romeo Doubs, Wan’Dale Robinson, and Troy Franklin emerge when injuries thin the depth chart. BAL and SEA defenses present cheap, high-upside stream options.

PFF’s Week 2 rookie stock report highlights Hawes as the top-graded rookie tight end (Bills), with elite run-blocking in zone schemes and solid receiving efficiency. Campbell stands out for the Eagles in coverage and run defense, while Warren provides Colts with a strong receiving and blocking profile. The piece also flags Membou, Schwesinger, Watts, McMillan, Johnson, Campbell (Patriots), Parrish, Sampson, and Sanker as early-impact players shaping rookie fantasy value.

Week 2 produced a fantasy barrage: Ja'Marr Chase roared back with 14 catches, 165 yards and a TD, finishing as a top WR despite Joe Burrow’s lengthy injury absence, with Browning under center. Jonathan Taylor anchored Indy with 27 touches for 215 yards and a TD, a clear RB1 cue. Amon-Ra St. Brown dazzled Detroit with three scores and 115 yards. Matthew Golden’s slow start flags breakout potential if Jayden Reed misses time. Hockenson and Engram underperformed, tempering TE optimism. Waiver and prop tools highlighted.

Week 3 streaming D/STs lean into cheap, high-floor plays as rosters chase under-owned options. Seattle hosts New Orleans with home-field and pass rush depth shaping upsides, while Tampa Bay’s defense benefits from QB instability in the NYJ matchup. Indianapolis, Atlanta, and Washington also present solid, low-cost streaming paths against Titans, Panthers, and Raiders respectively. The slate favors diversification over a single pick, and FAAB should be conserved for weeks with clearer, crowded schedules.