Philadelphia outlasted Tampa Bay 31-25 in a game that swung on the first-half burst and a second-half stutter. Hurts cooked early for 130 yards and two TDs, pairing with Goedert on designed toss plays, while the defense held the Bucs to 99 yards before the break. The second half flipped: interior pressure and a high snap by Cam Jurgens slowed the attack, Barkley punched in a TD on a field-position swing, and the Eagles closed it out on special-teams and defense.

The piece angles toward fantasy angles: Hurts remains a top fantasy asset when the offense runs smoothly, Barkley’s punch-in score adds a floor, and Latu’s versatility on fullback and special teams continues to boost value beyond the box score. Week-to-week game scripts will largely govern the ceiling for Hurts, Goedert, and the surrounding cast.

Haason Reddick is questionable to return after a stinger and a possible concussion, forcing Chris Braswell into extended action and widening Tampa Bay's edge rush rotation with Anthony Nelson and Markees Watts stepping up.

Philadelphia's Hurts enjoys solid protection from Lane Johnson and Jordan Mailata, while Vita Vea anchors the front and has two sacks. Yaya Diaby has cooled off after last week, and Todd Bowles' blitzes haven't unsettled Hurts yet, making Reddick's health a true game-time X-factor for the rest of the clash.

The matchup hinges on Tampa Bay's ability to generate pressure without Reddick and on Philadelphia's ability to handle interior disruption as Hurts improvises.

The Buccaneers’ defense thrives on pressure and disguise, rarely giving up deep plays and leaning into heavy blitzes that overload the edge. Philadelphia must weather the onslaught, protect, and seek explosives with short, space-driven throws and patient progression downfield when protection holds.

Vita Vea anchors the front while Bowles’ scheme dares you to stretch horizontally; red-zone reps will demand crisp protection and play‑action timing. If the Eagles stay disciplined and execute hot reads, there are opportunities to swing momentum with quick-game completions and misdirection.

Week 3 pits a banged‑up Tampa Bay line against a Jets squad desperate to avert an 0‑3 start. Mayfield has been efficient this season but carries last year’s turnover baggage, making him a risk/reward play for fantasy. With Wirfs limited and a makeshift front, the run game is split between Irving and White, while Evans should lead targets if Godwin sits. Sauce Gardner looming as Evans’ shadow could cap ceiling, elevating Otton and Shepard as viable dart throws.

On the Jets side, Zach Wilson faces a stout Bowles defense and a potential game‑plan built to force mistakes. The matchup could tilt DFS toward the receiving corps if Gardner finds Evans, but the QB’s floor remains volatile. In short, Mayfield’s efficiency vs Mayhem risk, Evans’ volume without Godwin, and White/Irving committee decisions will largely define fantasy value in this one.