Week 3 waiver wire targets lean toward clear role opportunities and workload signals. Cam Skattebo surged to lead Giants backs, Troy Franklin posted 83% snap share with 8 receptions, Bhayshul Tuten earned 10 touches in limited snaps, and Juwan Johnson and Zach Ertz flashed steady target ceilings. Daniel Jones added fantasy value with rushing and passing, Wan’Dale Robinson and Dontayvion Wicks offered PPR upside, while Rhamondre Stevenson and Quinshon Judkins sit as mid-round options with upside based on volume.

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.

Russell Wilson delivered a vintage 450-yard, 3-TD showing in Week 2 against Dallas, answering critics and reviving the Giants’ passing attack. Yet a late OT interception and a raft of penalties kept the outcome in doubt and spurred questions about the QB pecking order with Jaxson Dart lurking. Nabers and Wan’Dale Robinson flashed big-play chemistry, while the Giants face Kansas City with a hint of optimism and a need for cleaner execution.

Week 2 fantasy fireworks: Prescott and Wilson flirted with 800+ passing yards combined as Dallas topped New York in OT. Javonte Williams anchored the Cowboys’ backfield with 22 points in half-PPR, Lamb and Ferguson fed the aerial attack, and Nabers plus Wan’Dale Robinson propelled the Giants’ receiving corps. Odunze erupted for Chicago, Chase and Higgins dominated for Cincinnati, Jones anchored the Colts, and Walker, Smith-Njigba and Williams surged for Seattle. Judkins looked ready to roll for Cleveland, while Mac Jones and Spencer Rattler delivered a sneaky QB duel.

Giants’ Sunday in Dallas looked like a pass-happy showcase by Russell Wilson, who racked 450 yards and 3 TDs before an overtime interception doomed New York’s hopes in a 40-37 shootout loss to Dallas. Nabers erupted for 167 yards on nine catches with two TDs, while Wan’Dale Robinson added 142 yards and a score, showing fantasy upside in a high-volume Giants attack. Daboll/Schoen’s club also displayed timely mistakes—14 penalties for 160 yards and key red-zone miscues—that underscored coaching and discipline concerns as they prep for a Week 3 visit from Kansas City.