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NFL:
With Pittsburgh traveling to New England, should fantasy managers lean Patriots or Steelers assets in Week 3?
Qwiket AI:
If Pittsburgh’s defense remains a question mark, Patriots skill players gain a clearer path to fantasy points, especially in efficient game scripts. Consider Patriots receivers and the backfield as viable DFS/stash targets while keeping Steelers’ defenders on a short leash until the run improves.
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Judkins led Cleveland in rushing attempts and yards in his first game, showing the talent to be a meaningful addition. He isn’t the lead back yet, but has the ability and the opportunity to become a usable fantasy option as the Browns lean on him in closer games.
Stevenson showed big-yard capability, rushing for 142 yards on 16 touches and flashing a 55-yard catch. While not a must-start every week, he’s clearly the top back in New England and a strong RB2 option with upside in favorable matchups.
Wicks steps into a slot role with Jayden Reed out, catching 4 of 6 targets for 47 yards in Week 2. Upside hinges on continued target share; he’s a slot-receiver upside play in deeper leagues with a decent path to a flexible Week 3 role.
Ertz continues to be a high-target option in a frequent-end-zone attraction, posting 6-8 on 64 yards with a TD in Week 2 and carrying momentum from Week 1. With a favorable upcoming schedule, he should remain a steady TE2 with TD upside.