Koby breaks down Week 3’s Dolphins–Bills TNF DFS slate with a sharp, value‑driven plan. Josh Allen leads as the MVP, aided by De’Von Achane’s strong mix of rushing and receiving work against a leaky Bills run defense. James Cook provides salary relief with dual‑role appeal, while Tua Tagovailoa and Jaylen Waddle are upside stack options if Waddle plays. Riley Patterson and Joshua Palmer offer solid ceiling for value, with Dalton Kincaid and Malik Washington as additional punt bets.

The write‑up emphasizes pace, matchup angles, and using a Bills‑heavy stack when the game scripts close, while noting Waddle’s health and remaining risk in TNF chaos.

Scott Frost returns to Orlando with a rebuilt UCF roster, chasing proof his coaching mojo isn’t a mirage as he rebuilds the Knights with 70-plus new players. Across the field, Bill Belichick enters college football after decades with the NFL’s Patriots, chasing a fresh resume and proving he can adapt without Tom Brady or the usual Patriots scaffolding. It’s a redemption battleground, where past triumphs meet a fragile new chapter.

Pittsburgh travels to Foxborough for Week 3, taking on New England at Gillette Stadium on Sept. 21, 2025, at 1 p.m. ET. The all-time series stands even at 15-15, making this rubber match meaningful for fantasy rosters looking for early-season signals. TV coverage is CBS (KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh) with streaming on YouTube TV via NFL Sunday Ticket.

The clash offers early-season clues on pace, workload splits, and defensive emphasis that fantasy managers will want to monitor closely as Pitt’s and NE’s actions unfold on the field.

The Steelers head to Foxborough for Week 3 against the Patriots after a 17-31 setback to Seattle, aiming to rebound. The CBS Early map shows the blue Steelers–Patriots broadcast dominating the Northeast and Pittsburgh markets, with nonlocal viewers steered to YouTube TV’s Sunday Ticket. Stay tuned for the Steelers’ injury updates as the week unfolds to gauge Week 3 fantasy angles and lineup implications.