Brady’s Fox duties collide with Raiders ownership as the Bears prep for the Cowboys, prompting questions about broadcast access and potential leaks. Ben Johnson insists no secrets will be shared and production discussions stay within bounds. Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer downplays concerns, noting that playbooks circulate widely in the league. Brady was spotted in the coaches’ booth during a Chargers game, and the NFL confirms he can sit there as a limited partner with device rules in play. The situation casts a vigilant eye over Week 4’s Bears-Raiders dynamics and offers fantasy managers a cautious stream of broadcast-derived clues to monitor.

Patriots fans gauge Week 3 confidence after a Week 2 win over the Dolphins that snapped a rough start. Initial optimism cooled after Week 1, but Vrabel’s first NE victory revived belief in a quicker rebuild. The Dolphins’ stumble and Seattle’s recent surge add context, while the Jets’ Aaron Rodgers era looms as a critical AFC East benchmark. Week 3 becomes a true test of offense, defense, and coaching edge for fantasy value.

Fantasy managers will watch play-calling, usage splits, and time of possession to gauge Week 3 upside for Patriots players and the surrounding matchup dynamics. The slate tightens quickly, so leverage and pace could define this young offense’s fantasy upside.

Las Vegas travels to Washington on a short week after a Monday night defeat, awaiting clarity from Washington on Jayden Daniels’ knee. If Daniels can’t go, Marcus Mariota would take the helm. Vegas’ offense struggled last week, amassing only 218 yards as Geno Smith and the Chargers gashed them with turnovers. The latest line has Washington favored by 3.5 with a 44.5-point total, signaling a tight, grinder of a game with high fantasy leverage on volume for the Raiders’ targets and Washington’s playmakers, depending on Daniels’ health.

Injury updates and depth charts add nuance for fantasy managers: Noah Brown, John Bates, and Jonathan Jones are questionable or IR-infected for Washington, while Ashton Jeanty is pushing for more carries in Vegas. Jakobi Meyers is the Raiders’ on-field target leader, with 14 catches through two games, and Daniels’ status will drive the ceiling for both teams’ pass-catch groups. Rotoworld’s betting model leans into a close, high-variance game with opportunities for big swings in DFS and props.