AFC North Week 3 spotlight centers on Baltimore’s primetime clash with Detroit after a 1-1 start, while Cleveland hosts Green Bay and Cincinnati navigates Burrow’s absence with Browning. Pittsburgh travels to New England as Drake Maye leads a younger Patriots’ attack. Minnesota’s Flores-helmed defense faces Browning and a leaned-on Vikings offense, setting the stage for a week of fantasy pivots and player-by-player decisions.

Run-heavy Browns, explosive Ravens passing, and a QB-by-committee Bengals offense shape Week 3. Expect Hopkins and Jefferson to anchor big-play ceilings, while Judkins and Browning carry meaningful week-to-week fantasy risk/reward. The slate tests depth and matchup-driven upside across offenses and defenses alike.

Rams aim for a 3-0 start by leaning on a versatile cornerback mix after Williams stepped in and helped anchor a rotation with Forbes and Durant preparing for Philadelphia. McVay emphasized readiness and maturity across the group, stressing that the trio gives Stafford multiple looks in a game plan built around exploitting edge separation from Nacua and Adams. The team also noted studying KC tape to sharpen the Eagles prep.

Stafford’s receiving duo of Nacua and Adams offers a complementary combination—Nacua’s route discipline paired with Adams’ after-the-catch ability—giving McVay flexible options as he reshapes the offense for Philly’s defense. The Rams’ Week 3 narrative centers on depth, plan, and tape study to push toward 3-0.