Madden NFL 26 Ultimate Team drops TOTW 3 with two 89 OVR Limiteds: Caleb Williams (QB, Bears) and Isaiah Rodgers (CB, Vikings). 88 OVRs include A.J. Brown (PHI), Quinshon Judkins (CLE), and T.J. Watt (PIT). An 85 OVR tier features Tyquan Thornton (KC), Chau Smith-Wade (CAR), Ricky Pearsall (SF), Hunter Henry (NE), Derion Kendrick (SEA), Sterling Shepard (TB), and Antonio Johnson (JAX). Champions and Heroes categories spotlight additional standouts, creating strong week-to-week fantasy and MUT lineup moves.

Travis Etienne Jr. powered the game-winning TD from 10 yards as Jacksonville held off Houston 17-10, after Trevor Lawrence found Brian Thomas Jr. on a key 46-yard slant to set up the score. Debate swirled about whether Etienne should have gone down to burn the clock, but the Jaguars’ defense sealed it with an late interception.

Houston had a final drive to force OT, marching to Jacksonville's 28-yard line with 27 seconds left before Josh Hines-Allen tipped a pass and Antonio Johnson intercepted to end it. The result highlights late-game decisions, Etienne’s red-zone value, and the Jaguars’ defensive finish, with fantasy implications for how these teams manage clock and carries in tight games.

Jacksonville's Week 3 win came via a defense that thrives on turnovers and a flexible, aggressive scheme. Campbell credits a concept that blends varied coverages and fronts, letting the defense play freely and attack the ball. The result is a unit that punishes mistakes and creates chances for fantasy points through sacks, picks, and forced fumbles.

Hines-Allen and Walker set the tone with sustained pressure that eases coverage, while a late tipped ball by Hines-Allen and Antonio Johnson's game-sealing grab underscored the defense's collaborative finish. The Jaguars' plan amplifies fantasy upside for the unit and for opportunistic playmakers across the lineup.

Jacksonville ground out Week 3 against Houston to move to 2-1, riding a stifling defense and timely plays. Tyson Campbell’s forced fumble flipped field position, and Trevor Lawrence found Brian Thomas Jr. for a 46-yard catch-and-run that sparked the go-ahead drive. The Jaguars’ D limited Houston to 4.6 yards per play and forced three turnovers, while Jacksonville went 2-for-3 in the red zone to seal the win. Brenton Strange provided steady underneath targets as the offensive line kept Lawrence upright in a tense final stretch.

Antonio Johnson iced it with a late diving interception after CJ Stroud pushed a 3rd-and-1 throw toward the end zone. The Jaguars’ defense carried the day, supported by 11 combined pressures from Josh Hines-Allen and Travon Walker. The win sets up a Week 4 trip to San Francisco as Jacksonville eyes another test against a perfect 3-0 49ers squad.