Jaylen Warren flashed as the Steelers’ bright spot in a rough loss, rushing 14-48 and catching 4-86, highlighted by a 65-yard catch-and-run that drew Rodgers’s praise. Rodgers billed Warren as a potential number-one back, and Pittsburgh extended him to be the feature back. With Week 3 vs New England looming, Warren’s fantasy outlook hinges on workload, game-script, and a defense that remains a concern.

Week 3 IDP start/sit guide focuses on streaming and fades for defensive players. Watt faces Seattle but must prove the age concerns wrong, while Baun remains a solid LB2 floor in tougher matchups. Sweat and DeJean emerge as budget streamers with favorable matchups, and Bishop and Browning offer cheap, high-upside options in deeper formats. Fades target Dax Hill and Spillane as game scripts lean away from pass-heavy games. Stashes Hawkins, Bosa, and Pace Jr. for upside if roles hold, with Nacua and Moses as matchup considerations for secondary pieces.

Zay Flowers leads Week 3 targets as Baltimore eyes Detroit’s secondary, a high-volume, pass-friendly setup that could launch a Week 3 explosion. George Pickens rides a rising arc into a favorable Bears matchup, while Tetairoa McMillan benefits from Carolina’s top-five play volume against Atlanta. The piece analyzes three favorable WR/CB pairings and three to avoid, with Panthers’ offense and Falcons’ secondary shifts shaping Week 3 upside. PFF+ promo noted.

Miami's culture reset faces a stern early test as an 0-2 start after a summer of accountability, roster turnover, and a high-profile practice scuffle. The team prioritized player-led leadership and discipline, shedding Ramsey and embracing captains and a collaborative leadership model from McDaniel and Grier. If execution catches up, the defense and offense could unlock fantasy value as new habits take hold.