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.

Aireontae Ersery’s rookie start in Houston has been a crash course in the NFL’s hunt for consistency. He admits a rough debut and three tough weeks, with three sacks allowed, 11 pressures and three penalties. Still, he insists the finer points—hands, setup, and communication—will click with more reps and study, and the Texans agree he’s trending upward.

coaches push him to stay sharp in practice and situational reps as he faces an even stiffer test in Week 4 against Tennessee. The focus is on mental fortitude and technique under pressure, turning early adversity into growth for a first-year O-lineman.

Nick Herbig's breakout is reshaping Pittsburgh's defense, especially in pass rush. Week 3 vs New England featured eight pressures, four quick, tying for the league lead with Parsons and Yaya Diaby, and a blazing get-off. With Alex Highsmith sidelined, Herbig's snaps should rise as he proves he can be Watt's long-term successor. Fantasy managers should watch his snap totals and opponent; he could be a high-upside DFS punt with sack upside.