Tampa Bay can leverage a stronger back end and a sharper special teams unit to slow Philadelphia in Week 4. Antoine Winfield Jr. anchors a versatile safety trio, while Jamel Dean and Zyon McCollum patrol the boundaries with solid thorny coverage, aided by rookie help from Parrish and Morrison. The Buccaneers also win the field-position battle with Chase McLaughlin’s reliable kicking and a disciplined return game. If they press these edges, TB can stay within striking distance of the high-powered Eagles.

Week 3 produced strong fantasy ripple for the Rams in a 33-26 loss. Stafford tossed two TDs and flirted with 200 yards, while Puka Nacua drew heavy volume with 11 catches on 15 targets for 112 yards. Kyren Williams handled 20 carries for 94 yards, plus 18 receiving yards and a rushing TD, signaling a true bellcow role. LA’s high-volume approach kept the fantasy upside alive even in defeat.

LA’s offense showed it can move the ball against a stout Eagles defense, making Stafford a viable starter in many weeks. Nacua’s floor remains elite, Williams’ workload offers continued upside, and Rams pass-catchers stand as weekly flex plays in favorable matchups going forward.

Two Eagles roster moves ahead of Week 3 vs Rams shape the fantasy landscape. Cameron Latu remains in the mix, prized for special-teams value and potential as an H-back/fullback, even with Goedert back. Marcus Epps was elevated to the game day roster with no remaining practice squad elevations for the season, meaning his future hinges on an active roster spot. Goedert’s return tightens the TE rotation behind Calcaterra and Granson, while the team weighs waivers for a roster opening, possibly Kenyon Green.

Fantasy takeaway: monitor Latu’s snap share and blocking in the run game, as his value grows if he surfaces in early-down packages. Epps’ status could shift safety depth and special-teams leverage. With Goedert back, expect tighter TE targets for Calcaterra/Granson and more dynamic H-back looks from Latu as the Eagles navigate Week 3.