Week 3 features Seattle hosting New Orleans as the Saints unveil white Color Rush helmets with matching uniforms at Lumen Field. Seattle, 1-1, hopes to build momentum at home after a win over Pittsburgh, while New Orleans seeks a fast start with its new look. Seattle hasn’t beaten the Saints in Seattle since 2021, and last season’s Giants upset adds urgency to avoid a repeat.

Week 3 kicks off with Bills hosting the Dolphins on Prime, Al Michaels the lead voice with Kirk Herbstreit and Kaylee Hartung. Chiefs visit the Giants in a SNF showcase, Lions head to Baltimore on MNF. A 15-game slate across FOX, CBS, NBC and ABC/ESPN follows, with full announcer crews for every matchup. This schedule helps fantasy managers map game timing, streaming windows, and late-swap opportunities across the weekend.

Two Monday Night Football games cap Week 2: Tampa Bay at Houston and Los Angeles at Las Vegas. Fantasy managers should watch for players who can step up in these two high-pace matchups, especially when offenses face tougher defenses or favorable game scripts. The Steelers and Seahawks context adds nuance—kickoff moments and defensive pressure can create opportunistic plays and streaming chances as Week 2 unfolds.

Week 2 injuries create a shifting fantasy landscape. Burrow’s turf-toe surgery sinks Cincinnati’s ceiling and thrusts Browning into a tough starter role. Fields’ concussion protocol and Daniels’ knee sprain keep multiple offenses in flux, while Ekeler’s season-ending Achilles reshapes Washington’s backfield. IRs for Hunt and Corbett and Beebe’s high-ankle out the Cowboys’ center and Panthers’ line, respectively, heighten concerns. Several top corners (Surtain II, Terrell, Johnson) carry medium to high risk, influencing matchup decisions across the league.