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Los Angeles Rams kicker Joshua Karty will debut at home in Week 3 against San Francisco after two road contests to start his rookie season. Karty is a perfect 3-for-3 on field goals this season with a long of 41. He has yet to be tested on a 50-plus yard attempt but he looks the part so far. The Stanford product has also made all three of his extra points. He will need more scoring opportunities to be on the fantasy kicker radar, and the Rams' depleted offense might not be able to provide those right now. In a tough matchup against a good San Francisco defense, there are plenty of kicker options to start over Karty.
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The Los Angeles Rams defense/special teams is not a good fantasy play this week despite facing a banged-up San Francisco 49ers offense. The 49ers will be without star running back Christian McCaffrey (calf/Achilles) and wide receiver Deebo Samuel (calf). Tight end George Kittle (hamstring) is listed as doubtful. However, expect San Francisco to bully the Rams with Jordan Mason and the running game without some of their usual weapons on offense. The Rams have allowed the fifth-most fantasy points to running backs this season and Mason is off to a flying start to the season. With the 49ers using the ground-and-pound approach, there may not be too many opportunities for takeaways for the Rams' defense. There are plenty of other startable D/STs out there with matchups to exploit. Avoid the Rams this week.
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Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Demarcus Robinson is in line for a bigger role with Puka Nacua (knee) and Cooper Kupp (ankle) sidelined. Robinson has been relatively quiet so far this season through two games with six catches for 92 yards. The opportunity is there for Robinson to lead the wide receiver group in targets with the heavily-targeted top receiver duo out. He showed flashes last year as the team's third option but it remains to be seen how he will handle the increased attention from opposing defenses as one of the top threats on the outside. Expect Sean McVay and his staff to get Robinson some early looks in Week 3 against the San Francisco 49ers to get into a rhythm. Someone has to catch passes for the Rams and Robinson should help fulfill that role. He is a borderline flex play in deep leagues and should be treated as a WR4 this week.
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Los Angeles Rams tight end Colby Parkinson has yet to get going this season with five catches for 59 yards in the first two games. He saw just two targets in Week 2 when the Rams were blown out at Arizona. He could be more involved in the game plan with Puka Nacua (knee) and Cooper Kupp (ankle) out but it is tough to trust him until he shows a bit more. The tight-end landscape is tough to navigate in fantasy at the moment but it might be best to look for other options at the position. The week 3 matchup against San Francisco isn't great as the 49ers have allowed just 2.4 fantasy points to the tight end position through two games this season. It's best to leave Parkinson on the bench this week.
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Coming off a disappointing performance at Arizona in Week 2, Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Tyler Johnson is a decent bet to bounce back in Week 3 against the San Francisco 49ers. A popular waiver-wire target after a breakout Week 1 performance at Detroit, Johnson produced a dud in Week 2. But it was largely a game to forget for the Rams as a team. With more time to game plan knowing coming into the game that Puka Nacua (knee) and Cooper Kupp (ankle) are out, expect Sean McVay and his staff to find ways to get Johnson the ball in this one. The Minnesota product has shown the ability to make big plays and he is one of the main healthy threats at the position now for the Rams. Through two games this season, the 49ers have given up the fourth-most fantasy points to receivers. With many fantasy managers moving off of Johnson after last week, he is a sneaky flex play in deep leagues this week.
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Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren Williams has been the workhorse so far in the team's backfield through two weeks. With a banged-up wide receiver group with Puka Nacua (knee) and Cooper Kupp (ankle) out, look for a heavy workload for Williams in Week 3 against San Francisco. We've seen little of Blake Corum so far this season meaning it's been the Williams show for the Rams so far. Despite a test in Week 3 from the 49ers' solid defense, the Notre Dame product could be in line for a big day. He hasn't been very efficient so far with 2.5 yards per carry but he has scored a TD in each of the first two games and has shown some involvement in the passing game. Expect Williams to find the end zone again this week and continue to produce for fantasy.
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Los Angeles Rams running back Blake Corum should not be on the fantasy radar yet and that will again be the case in Week 3 against the 49ers. The Michigan rookie was more involved in Week 2 at Arizona but that was largely because the Rams were getting blown out by the Cardinals. He saw eight carries for 28 yards and did not catch a pass out of the backfield. The Rams could shift to a more run-heavy approach with Puka Nacua (knee) and Cooper Kupp (ankle) sidelined. That could mean more touches for Corum as he spells Kyren Williams. But until Corum proves to be featured more in this offense, he should be rostered only as a handcuff for Williams. There is plenty of talent there with Corum but the opportunity is not there at the moment.
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Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is dealing with a decimated wide receiver corps with Puka Nacua (knee) and Cooper Kupp (ankle) both out. His top options to throw to on the outside are now Tyler Johnson, Demarcus Robinson, and Tutu Atwell. Stafford had a good Week 1 at Detroit largely because of a big performance from Kupp. Without Kupp for most of Week 2, he struggled at Arizona. Sean McVay and the Rams' coaching staff will have time to come up with a game plan for Stafford and his current receiver group against San Francisco in Week 3 but the offensive focus might rely heavily on running back Kyren Williams. Through two games this season, the 49ers have given up the fifth-most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks but it is tough to trust Stafford without his top two targets. Look for other options this week at the position.
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New Orleans kicker Blake Grupe has a lot working in his favor in his first NFL season. The undrafted rookie has the benefit of playing in a dome, for starters. And with Klint Kubiak now running the offense, the team is suddenly a powerhouse in the making meaning Grupe is flush with opportunities to put points on the board. His pro debut was stellar, nailing five extra points and four field goals - two from more than 50 yards out. Last week, he banged home another field goal and hit five of his six extra point tries. The Saints get the Eagles in Week 3 in what is expected to be one of the highest-scoring games of the week. Grupe makes for a great streaming option if he isn't on your roster already.
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The New Orleans Saints' D/ST picked up where they left off last season. In 2023, the team was among the league leaders in takeaways with 29 and so far in 2024, the team is tied for second with five (four interceptions and one fumble recovered). Likewise, the defense has given up just two touchdowns so far, a season after it allowed the sixth-fewest points to opposing offenses. While their Week 1 massacre of the Carolina Panthers was to be expected, it was somewhat surprising to see the Saints limit the Cowboys to 19 points last Sunday. New Orleans will face another test in Week 3 when the Philadelphia Eagles come to town. Wide receiver A.J. Brown (hamstring) has been ruled out but Saquon Barkley has been out of his mind to start the season. The Saints will be challenged by one of the better offensive lines in the league, limiting their ability to add on to the seven sacks that have contributed to their early fantasy success. Fantasy managers could do a lot worse than New Orleans in Week 3 but streamers should look for a more advantageous matchup.
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New Orleans Saints wide receiver Rashid Shaheed is off to the start that everyone was expecting for teammate Chris Olave. Through the first two games of the season, Shaheed has seven catches for 169 yards and two touchdowns and is leading the league in both yards per route run and fantasy points per route run. In Week 3, the Saints face off against the Philadelphia Eagles in what is expected to be a shootout. The Eagles allowed a touchdown to two different wide receivers in both of their games to start the season and last week teammates Drake London and Darnell Mooney both scored more than 17 fantasy points. Even though Olave is at the top of New Orleans' depth chart, Shaheed will still eat against a vulnerable secondary. He has thrived against zone coverage so far, which the Eagles use a majority of the time. Plug Shaheed in as a WR3/flex option on Sunday.
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The New Orleans Saints tight end group is missing out on all the fun. New offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak has turned the team's offense into a hyper-efficient machine, though scoring at will seems to be reducing opportunities for the bit players. As such, fantasy managers shouldn't expect much from Juwan Johnson on Sunday, despite Taysom Hill (chest) being listed as questionable for the game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Likewise for Foster Moreau, who is seeing a greater snap share than Johnson, albeit to serve mainly as a blocker. Johnson did score a touchdown in Week 1 but didn't see a target at all in the Saints' Week 2 blowout of the Dallas Cowboys. Even though the matchup is expected to be a high-scoring affair, Johnson's utilization is too uncertain to make him startable in Week 3.
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New Orleans Saints wide receiver Chris Olave is still waiting for his first big game of the year. He opened the season with a dud and then followed it with a modest four-catch, 81-yard effort in Week 2 that would have looked much better had he not been stopped just short of the end zone. To be fair to Olave, game scripts have not been conducive to a voluminous passing attack as each of the Saints' first two games have been blowout victories. Things can change as soon as this week when the Philadelphia Eagles head to New Orleans. The matchup has one of the highest expected point totals on Sunday's slate and if the game does devolve into a shootout, then Olave should see more, and more lucrative, opportunities. The Eagles, who are giving up 16.7 yards per catch to opposing wide receivers, will have to work hard to contain Olave, who has the third-best average separation score in the league. Lock Olave into starting lineups in Week 3.
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New Orleans Saints running back Jamaal Williams was tasked with mop-up duty in the team's blowout victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 2. In his limited action, he picked up 39 yards on eight carries. Stuck behind Alvin Kamara on the depth chart, Williams has yet to truly cash in the way his teammates have with Klint Kubiak now running the Saints' offense. In Week 3, New Orleans hosts the Philadelphia Eagles, who have allowed the fourth-most rushing yards to opposing running backs in 2024. It is worth noting that the Eagles have allowed 50 rushing yards per game to their previous opponents' second-string backs through the first two weeks of the season. Williams may not have much flex appeal but could make for a decent dart throw in DFS that could pay off if he finds the end zone as he did in Week 1.
From RotoBaller
The Chicago Bears' defense and special teams are set to build on their impressive showing in Week 2 as they take on the Indianapolis Colts this Sunday. Their dominant performance has been the key reason the Bears are still strong after two weeks, playing a crucial role in the victory over the Titans and benefiting from solid special teams contributions. The Colts, led by quarterback Anthony Richardson, face a challenging matchup. Richardson is currently one of the most boom-or-bust quarterbacks in the league, tied for the most interceptions in the NFL with four. The Bears feature one of the top secondaries in the NFL, complemented by solid linebacker play, which poses a significant challenge for the young signal-caller. Although Richardson had a standout performance in Week 1 against the Texans, his last game saw him throw three interceptions, indicating a need for improvement, particularly with more consistent receiving options. Despite the absence of Josh Downs, the Colts' offense has remained functional, with Alec Pierce stepping up as a reliable No. 2 receiver alongside Michael Pittman Jr., and Jonathan Taylor is always a threat to dominate games with his rushing ability. The Bears' defense has excelled in the second half, allowing just three points per game in the final two quarters against the Titans and Texans, but they must improve their first-half performance. Nevertheless, they limit opponents to 18.0 points per game, ranking sixth in the league. If the Bears can maintain their game plan and keep everything in front of them, they could make it a long day for Richardson and the Colts. Start the Bears with confidence as a solid defensive option in Week 3.
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New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara went off in Week 2 against the Dallas Cowboys, scoring four touchdowns and gaining 180 scrimmage yards. New offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak has breathed new life into the Saints' stale offense, transforming them into one of the most efficient attacks in the NFL. Two weeks is a small sample but the Saints' lead running back is looking like his old self again, averaging 5.7 yards per carry and is tied for the league's most rushes of 10 or more yards. In Week 3, Kamara faces a Philadelphia Eagles defense that has allowed a league-worst 6.4 yards per carry and gave up 122 total yards to Bijan Robinson last week. Kamara is undoubtedly a must-start on Sunday.
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In Week 2, New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr needed only 11 completions to rack up 243 passing yards and two touchdowns against the Dallas Cowboys. He enters Week 3 ranked first or tied for first in yards per passing attempt, touchdown passes, completions of 40 or more yards, passer rating, and quarterback rating. Carr cracked 20 fantasy points in Weeks 1 and 2 and it is feasible he does the same again on Sunday. In Week 3, the Saints host the Philadelphia Eagles, who rank 27th in passing yards allowed and might miss starting safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson (foot). So far in 2024, the Eagles have allowed at least 241 and two passing touchdowns in each of their first two games. Carr is a smash in superflex leagues and deserves a start in single-QB formats as he should put up QB1 numbers in what is expected to be one of the highest-scoring games of the week.
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Cincinnati Bengals running back Zack Moss began the 2024-25 campaign by running for 44 yards and a touchdown off nine carries in Week 1 versus the Pats. However, he had only 34 yards off 12 touches in the narrow loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. While it's clear Moss is the preferred runner over Chase Brown, he's still hard to trust from a fantasy standpoint. With that in mind, the 26-year-old remains a flex option for the favorable matchup versus the Washington Commanders on Monday night, considering he has the clear edge over Brown for work out of the backfield.
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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Andrei Iosivas began the season by catching three passes for 26 yards in the Week 1 matchup with the Patriots. Tee Higgins (hamstring) wasn't available for that one, although Iosivas couldn't take advantage. With Higgins still sidelined in Week 2 versus the Kansas City Chiefs, the wideout had a stellar outing. He had only two catches. Yet, both resulted in a touchdown. While Higgins plans to play on Monday night versus the Commanders, his workload could be less than usual. As a result, Iosivas remains a flex option. However, his ceiling would be higher if Higgins isn't available.
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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase wasn't a lock to suit up against the Pats in Week 1. Although he managed to get on the field, he fell below expectations, amassing six grabs for 62 yards. The former LSU Tiger didn't play much better in the loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, catching four of his five targets for 35 yards. Chase had a slow start to the 2023-24 campaign, so fantasy managers aren't surprised by his lack of output this season. But the Bengals offense appears to be returning to form after narrowly picking up the win over the defending champs. With that in mind, Chase has a favorable matchup on tap with the Commanders on Monday night, with Washington allowing more fantasy points to opposing wideouts than any team in the National Football League. Keep Chase starting in all formats, considering all of the ingredients are there for a big night, regardless if Tee Higgins (hamstring) is back in the mix.
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Patriots | 3 |
Jets | 24 |
Final |
Bears | 43.5u |
Colts | -1 |
Sun 1:00pm ET |
Broncos | 40.5u |
Buccaneers | -6.5 |
Sun 1:00pm ET |
Texans | 46u |
Vikings | +1.5 |
Sun 1:00pm ET |
Chargers | 34.5u |
Steelers | -2.5 |
Sun 1:00pm ET |
Giants | 38.5u |
Browns | -6.5 |
Sun 1:00pm ET |
Eagles | 49.5u |
Saints | -3 |
Sun 1:00pm ET |
Packers | 38u |
Titans | -2.5 |
Sun 1:00pm ET |
Panthers | 40u |
Raiders | -6 |
Sun 4:05pm ET |
Dolphins | 41.5u |
Seahawks | -4.5 |
Sun 4:05pm ET |
Ravens | 47.5u |
Cowboys | +1 |
Sun 4:25pm ET |
Lions | 51.5u |
Cardinals | +3 |
Sun 4:25pm ET |
49ers | 43.5u |
Rams | +6.5 |
Sun 4:25pm ET |
Chiefs | 46.5u |
Falcons | +3 |
Sun 8:20pm ET |
Jaguars | 45.5u |
Bills | -5.5 |
Mon 7:30pm ET |
Commanders | 47u |
Bengals | -7.5 |
Mon 8:15pm ET |
Ronald Berg #1 | Mon Sep 16 12:14pm ET |
Ben Crawford | Sat Sep 14 4:32pm ET |
Anthony Haire-Cochra | Tue Sep 3 10:35am ET |
Todd Hegstad #1 | Wed Aug 7 7:06pm ET |
Turd Ferguson | Wed May 29 5:20pm ET |
Dan Zimski #1 | Sat Mar 9 6:36pm ET |
Hugh Muehlberg #3 | Wed Feb 28 1:28pm ET |
Jerry Anderson #1 | Tue Feb 20 5:50pm ET |
Tony Caldwell #1 | Mon Feb 19 3:05pm ET |
Commissioner | Fri Feb 16 7:26am ET |
Chris San Agustin | Tue Feb 13 11:23am ET |
Andrew Kleinart | Tue Feb 13 1:28am ET |
Kevin Esperum #1 | Mon Feb 12 6:36pm ET |
John Hoffman | Mon Feb 12 3:41pm ET |
Tom Van Eschen | Mon Feb 12 3:13pm ET |
Eric Roach #1 | Mon Feb 12 12:21pm ET |
David Crawford #1 | Mon Feb 12 12:10pm ET |
Sean Brauns | Mon Feb 12 11:11am ET |
Chris Baugh | Mon Feb 12 9:56am ET |
Jake McKenzie | Mon Feb 12 9:34am ET |
Tim Ulring #3 | Mon Feb 12 8:56am ET |
Andrea Lind | Mon Feb 12 8:45am ET |
Joe Bistodeau #1 | Mon Feb 12 8:01am ET |
Mike McClellan | Mon Feb 12 7:55am ET |
Mike Vo #1 | Mon Feb 12 7:49am ET |
Brian Berger #2 | Mon Feb 12 6:54am ET |
Brian Berger #1 | Mon Feb 12 6:53am ET |
Randy Ragner | Mon Feb 12 12:05am ET |
Curt Ratajczak | Sun Feb 11 11:27pm ET |
John Frey #2 | Sun Feb 11 11:22pm ET |
Mike Dyrdahl #1 | Sun Feb 11 11:09pm ET |
Greg Hanson | Sun Feb 11 10:36pm ET |
Josh Geistfeld #1 | Sun Feb 11 9:36pm ET |
Melissa Bistodeau | Sun Feb 11 9:19pm ET |
Jasper Lessard | Sun Feb 11 7:37pm ET |
TJ Reynolds | Sun Feb 11 6:48pm ET |
Jason Kelly #2 | Sun Feb 11 6:17pm ET |
Jason Anderson | Sun Feb 11 2:03pm ET |
Nic McBride | Sat Feb 10 6:32pm ET |
Greg Goodman #1 | Fri Feb 9 3:45pm ET |
Mike Kirchner #3 | Fri Feb 9 2:03pm ET |
Greg Crenshaw | Sun Feb 4 10:11am ET |
Jeremy Jones #2 | Sat Feb 3 8:51pm ET |
Tyler Lessard #1 | Fri Feb 2 6:56am ET |
Will Hoffman | Tue Jan 30 10:53am ET |
Troy Asher | Tue Jan 30 7:12am ET |
Erik Burnevik | Tue Jan 30 6:30am ET |
Mike Vo #2 | Mon Jan 29 11:16pm ET |
Mike Vo #3 | Mon Jan 29 11:15pm ET |
Tyrel Kreter #1 | Mon Jan 29 1:23pm ET |
Jayme Welsh #4 | Mon Jan 29 10:10am ET |
Nate Brown | Mon Jan 29 2:42am ET |
Jason Kuehne #2 | Sun Jan 28 10:03pm ET |
Tim Anderson #1 | Sun Jan 28 9:38pm ET |
Kyle Esperum #1 | Sun Jan 28 7:11pm ET |
Ronald Berg #2 | Sun Jan 28 6:54pm ET |
Matt Brecht | Sun Jan 28 6:29pm ET |
Dan Zimski #2 | Sun Jan 28 4:19pm ET |
Katy Jo Grandahl | Sun Jan 28 8:26am ET |
Orrin Weivoda | Sat Jan 27 11:56am ET |
Cal Hanson | Fri Jan 26 7:10pm ET |
Kyle Esperum #2 | Tue Jan 23 9:28pm ET |
Marcus Kasper | Mon Jan 22 10:22pm ET |
Greg Goodman #3 | Mon Jan 22 12:03pm ET |
Eric Roach #2 | Mon Jan 22 11:51am ET |
Tony Josephes #1 | Sun Jan 21 8:59pm ET |
Josh Geistfeld #2 | Sun Jan 21 8:01pm ET |
Todd Hegstad #2 | Sun Jan 21 3:45pm ET |
Todd Hegstad #3 | Sun Jan 21 2:28pm ET |
Tammy Hannaman #1 | Tue Jan 16 5:58pm ET |
Tim Ulring #4 | Tue Jan 16 12:38pm ET |
Tony Caldwell #2 | Mon Jan 15 1:58pm ET |
Jason Kuehne #1 | Sun Jan 14 10:43pm ET |
Kevin Esperum #2 | Sun Jan 14 9:35pm ET |
Jason Osberg | Sun Jan 14 3:55pm ET |
Jayme Welsh #1 | Sun Jan 14 10:24am ET |
Eric Roach #3 | Sat Jan 13 11:26pm ET |
Corey Schiminski | Sat Jan 13 4:07pm ET |
Anthony Haire-Cochra | Thu Jan 11 7:20pm ET |
Ruby Anderson | Tue Jan 9 5:21pm ET |
Corey Lehtinen #2 | Tue Feb 14 7:14am ET |
Zach Baeyen | Sun Feb 12 7:38pm ET |
Mike Roh | Sat Jan 28 5:21pm ET |
Tammy Hannaman #2 | Mon Jan 16 8:35am ET |
Corey Lehtinen #3 | Sun Jan 15 12:31pm ET |
Tyler Guckeen | Sat Jan 14 12:49pm ET |
Hugh Muehlberg # | Thu Jan 12 9:53pm ET |
Mike Kirchner #2 | Mon Mar 7 4:28pm ET |
Corey Lehtinen #1 | Sun Feb 7 7:48pm ET |
Tyler Hanson | Mon Jan 14 9:30am ET |
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