Tonight is a mixed slate led by MLB with Cubs at Pirates, Rangers at Astros, and Phillies at Dodgers, plus NFL action with the Chargers at Raiders. College golf, Ligue 1 soccer and World Athletics Championships add flavor. For fantasy, focus on bullpen volatility and left right splits in the MLB matchups, and game script in the Chargers clash. Stream options and radio coverage are listed for tuned in fans.

Week 3 fantasy waiver wire lightning round highlights top adds across RB, WR, TE, QB and D/ST after Week 2 results and injuries. Key targets include Cam Skattebo, Bhayshul Tuten, Quentin Johnston, Romeo Doubs, Wan'Dale Robinson, Juwan Johnson, Zach Ertz, and Daniel Jones, with Trevor Lawrence and Geno Smith among quarterbacks to stream. D/ST options feature the Packers, Seahawks, Colts, Buccaneers, Jaguars, and Falcons. The piece also plugs the Who Should I Pickup tool for deeper head-to-head decisions.

Broncos and Colts slugged through a Week 2 thriller that went down to the wire, with a controversial late penalty shaping a 29-28 Colts win after a 60-yard FG try was moved up by a Denver flag. Denver’s defense looked out of sync, yielding 473 yards, while the offense flashed life but couldn’t finish drives. For fantasy, expect volatility from the Broncos defense and a high-variance Colts offense, then a tough Week 3 road test at SoFi against the Chargers.

Chiefs start 0-2 for the first time since 2014, signaling a tougher climb in a loaded AFC. Historically, 0-2 teams reach the playoffs about 11.9% of the time since 2020, but KC’s talent—led by Mahomes and Kelce under Reid—keeps playoff odds alive. Past rebound stories from 2024 Ravens, Rams, Broncos and 2022 Bengals show a path back. Week 3 vs the winless Giants becomes a critical barometer to regain momentum and reclaim the division grind.

Chargers ride momentum after Week 1 upset of Kansas City and visit Las Vegas for a pivotal AFC West clash. Herbert piled up 318 yards and 3 TDs, aided by Johnston and Allen, while the Raiders hit Week 1 with a comeback win and a more functional offense, though their aerial defense faces a tougher test. Vegas is a home underdog at 3.5 with a 46.5 total; SportsLine projects LA to carry continued offensive upside, prompting keen league-wide fantasy and betting interest.