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- Top Headlines
- FANTASY EXCLUSIVE: Injury Status: Week 3
- FANTASY EXCLUSIVE: Lineup Prep: Week 3
- YOUTUBE VIDEO: Hot Plays, Fades and Sleepers: Week 3
- YOUTUBE VIDEO: Waiver Wire Pickups: Week 3
- YOUTUBE VIDEO: Bender's Starts/Sits: Week 2
- Patriots S Jabrill Peppers injures ankle vs. Jets
- QB Bryce Young 'grateful' to be on Panthers, pledges to improve
- Jets LB C.J. Mosley (toe) out vs. Patriots
- Early upsets wreak havoc on NFL survivor pools
- Jets place DE Jermaine Johnson (Achilles) on IR, ending his season
- 49ers star TE George Kittle (hamstring) misses practice
- Week 3 TNF: Patriots-Jets Preview, Props, Prediction
- Texans RB Cam Akers and off-the-radar players to watch in Week 3
- Lions coach Dan Campbell sells home over security fears
- Jags provide updates for TE Evan Engram, S Darnell Savage
- Browns DT Michael Hall Jr. pleads no contest to disorderly conduct
- Panthers coach: Bryce Young isn't being shopped
- Patriots place LB Oshane Ximines (knee) on IR ahead of Jets game
- Packers QB Jordan Love back at practice as limited participant
- Fantasy Six Pack: Fantasy Football Start-Sit Week 3 | Finally Time To Bench Sam LaPorta?
- Fantasy Six Pack: IDP Streamers Week 3 | Odafe Oweh is Prime for a Good Game
- Fantasy Six Pack: Fantasy Football Running Back Depth Charts
- Fantasy Life: Jets vs. Patriots Best Bets and Player Props for TNF Week 3
- Fantasy Life: Week 3 Anytime Touchdown Scorer Bets
- Fantasy Life: Return of Vintage Aaron Rodgers
- Fantasy Life: Fantasy Roundtable: Top 5 Tight Ends, Chiefs RBs, and More
- Fantasy Life: Fantasy Football Injury Roundup: Key Players for Week 3
The Paur Report
- CommissionerThu Sep 19 2:28pm ETAlright, week 2 in the books. Look at those standings. Three teams at 2-0, six teams at 1-1 and three teams at 0-2. We will wrap up round one f the divisional games this week. Coming out 0-3 will make the playoffs very difficult indeed.
The Blues laid the biggest turd of the season going from Top points to third fewest in one week. Despite a narrow victory in week two over Bones Crew, Air Italia’s offense still can’t get out of the hangar. Mark’s team hung a great big L on Big Cat Moeller despite scoring the second lowest points of the week. Parisi was lucky to play the Crew, who just could not score. Mike’s team was efficient, his bench failed to do anything either as his starters scored 94.1% of available points.
While looking at efficiency, the Blues were the least efficient team in wee at a miniscule 79.9%.
The weekly scoring average was up from Week one by 3.87 points. Bench points were also up in week two by 4.08 points. Maybe the NFL offenses are starting to wake a bit. Not playing starters in the pre-season may be impacting our scoring.
The injury bug hit yet again. Tua may be done for good, Kupp is hurt, Jefferson left his game early, AJ Brown was out and the list goes on. Congrats to all the week one losers that were able to grab players off waivers. While many of us have not been directly impacted by injury, the residual impact has become just as significant. If you own Waddle and Hill, I feel your pain. Stafford has been rendered unmentionable with Nacua and Kupp out. Will Mahomes feel the loss of Pacheco? Is Purdy going to be effective with McCaffrey and Samuel nicked up? Let’s not even mention the Cleveland offense as long as they have no QB. The same could be said in Carolina and Tennessee! Many good players withering on the vine and lesser players are becoming relevant simply due to the situation they are in.
Don’t forget to set your rosters for the Jets/Pats game.
The Power Rankings think Eli’s Successor is the best team. Funny, where is Bones Crew? Yep, #12. Mike what did the draft recap say about your team? It may be the kiss of death.
The waiver wire is becoming very thin, so keep those trades avenues open and working.
Weekly Highs:
High Team – Pheasants, 177.72 points
High QB – Dark Horse, Murray with 37.54 points
High RB – End Game, Kamara with 47.0 points (WOW!!!)
High WR – Eli, Metcalf with 31.90 points. Harrison was inactive on the Notes bench
High TE – Eli, Kittle with 20.60 points
High K – Pheasants, Fairbairn with 25.0 points
High D/ST – Tanks, Buffalo with 26.0 points
Disappointing games:
Team – Bones Crew – the point production from Harris/White/Wilson/Kupp totaled 29.6. (Sam Darnold on Air Italia had 1.62 fewer than all 4 combined)
QB – Stafford’s 7.64 points (Blues)
RB – R. White – 3.3 points (Bones Crew)
WR – Hill – 6.6 points (Air Italia) There were quite a few others but Hill was a #1 draft pick.CommissionerThu Sep 19 2:26pm ETAlright, week 2 in the books. Look at those standings. Three teams at 2-0, six teams at 1-1 and three teams at 0-2. We will wrap up round one f the divisional games this week. Coming out 0-3 will make the playoffs very difficult indeed.
The Blues laid the biggest turd of the season going from Top points to third fewest in one week. Despite a narrow victory in week two over Bones Crew, Air Italia’s offense still can’t get out of the hangar. Mark’s team hung a great big L on Big Cat Moeller despite scoring the second lowest points of the week. Parisi was lucky to play the Crew, who just could not score. Mike’s team was efficient, his bench failed to do anything either as his starters scored 94.1% of available points.
While looking at efficiency, the Blues were the least efficient team in wee at a miniscule 79.9%.
The weekly scoring average was up from Week one by 3.87 points. Bench points were also up in week two by 4.08 points. Maybe the NFL offenses are starting to wake a bit. Not playing starters in the pre-season may be impacting our scoring.
The injury bug hit yet again. Tua may be done for good, Kupp is hurt, Jefferson left his game early, AJ Brown was out and the list goes on. Congrats to all the week one losers that were able to grab players off waivers. While many of us have not been directly impacted by injury, the residual impact has become just as significant. If you own Waddle and Hill, I feel your pain. Stafford has been rendered unmentionable with Nacua and Kupp out. Will Mahomes feel the loss of Pacheco? Is Purdy going to be effective with McCaffrey and Samuel nicked up? Let’s not even mention the Cleveland offense as long as they have no QB. The same could be said in Carolina and Tennessee! Many good players withering on the vine and lesser players are becoming relevant simply due to the situation they are in.
Don’t forget to set your rosters for the Jets/Pats game.
The Power Rankings think Eli’s Successor is the best team. Funny, where is Bones Crew? Yep, #12. Mike what did the draft recap say about your team? It may be the kiss of death.
The waiver wire is becoming very thin, so keep those trades avenues open and working.
Weekly Highs:
High Team – Pheasants, 177.72 points
High QB – Dark Horse, Murray with 37.54 points
High RB – End Game, Kamara with 47.0 points (WOW!!!)
High WR – Eli, Metcalf with 31.90 points. Harrison was inactive on the Notes bench
High TE – Eli, Kittle with 20.60 points
High K – Pheasants, Fairbairn with 25.0 points
High D/ST – Tanks, Buffalo with 26.0 points
Disappointing games:
Team – Bones Crew – the point production from Harris/White/Wilson/Kupp totaled 29.6. (Sam Darnold on Air Italia had 1.62 fewer than all 4 combined)
QB – Stafford’s 7.64 points (Blues)
RB – R. White – 3.3 points (Bones Crew)
WR – Hill – 6.6 points (Air Italia) There were quite a few others but Hill was a #1 draft pick.CommissionerThu Sep 19 2:26pm ETAlright, week 2 in the books. Look at those standings. Three teams at 2-0, six teams at 1-1 and three teams at 0-2. We will wrap up round one f the divisional games this week. Coming out 0-3 will make the playoffs very difficult indeed.
The Blues laid the biggest turd of the season going from Top points to third fewest in one week. Despite a narrow victory in week two over Bones Crew, Air Italia’s offense still can’t get out of the hangar. Mark’s team hung a great big L on Big Cat Moeller despite scoring the second lowest points of the week. Parisi was lucky to play the Crew, who just could not score. Mike’s team was efficient, his bench failed to do anything either as his starters scored 94.1% of available points.
While looking at efficiency, the Blues were the least efficient team in wee at a miniscule 79.9%.
The weekly scoring average was up from Week one by 3.87 points. Bench points were also up in week two by 4.08 points. Maybe the NFL offenses are starting to wake a bit. Not playing starters in the pre-season may be impacting our scoring.
The injury bug hit yet again. Tua may be done for good, Kupp is hurt, Jefferson left his game early, AJ Brown was out and the list goes on. Congrats to all the week one losers that were able to grab players off waivers. While many of us have not been directly impacted by injury, the residual impact has become just as significant. If you own Waddle and Hill, I feel your pain. Stafford has been rendered unmentionable with Nacua and Kupp out. Will Mahomes feel the loss of Pacheco? Is Purdy going to be effective with McCaffrey and Samuel nicked up? Let’s not even mention the Cleveland offense as long as they have no QB. The same could be said in Carolina and Tennessee! Many good players withering on the vine and lesser players are becoming relevant simply due to the situation they are in.
Don’t forget to set your rosters for the Jets/Pats game.
The Power Rankings think Eli’s Successor is the best team. Funny, where is Bones Crew? Yep, #12. Mike what did the draft recap say about your team? It may be the kiss of death.
The waiver wire is becoming very thin, so keep those trades avenues open and working.
Weekly Highs:
High Team – Pheasants, 177.72 points
High QB – Dark Horse, Murray with 37.54 points
High RB – End Game, Kamara with 47.0 points (WOW!!!)
High WR – Eli, Metcalf with 31.90 points. Harrison was inactive on the Notes bench
High TE – Eli, Kittle with 20.60 points
High K – Pheasants, Fairbairn with 25.0 points
High D/ST – Tanks, Buffalo with 26.0 points
Disappointing games:
Team – Bones Crew – the point production from Harris/White/Wilson/Kupp totaled 29.6. (Sam Darnold on Air Italia had 1.62 fewer than all 4 combined)
QB – Stafford’s 7.64 points (Blues)
RB – R. White – 3.3 points (Bones Crew)
WR – Hill – 6.6 points (Air Italia) There were quite a few others but Hill was a #1 draft pick.CommissionerTue Sep 10 4:00pm ETSo, that’s week one already. Just think, in thirteen weeks we will be starting the AFFL playoff tournament!
I know, it seems like a ways off, but heck, it’s the 2nd week of September already. Seems like just yesterday I purchased my Fantasy Index magazine and was trying to figure out draft strategy. And look, it’s already week one, everyone is scrambling to make claims on players like Alexander Mattison, Derek Carr and Rashid Shaheed (sorry for those of you who were hoping to sneak a claim in!).
As is typical in this league, we have all been doing this for quite a while. There aren’t too many hidden gems out there and there are always good trade opportunities if you are willing to make the plunge in the trade market.
Once again, the injury bug has bitten way too early. Two teams took major blows after week one play and another took a blow before the Monday Night game. Bones Crew looks to have lost Jordan Love foe several weeks, Mean Machine lost Nacua for at least 7 games and Smeds went into the Monday game have lost the consensus best player due to a calf injury. All three players figured into the long term success of their respective teams and their losses will be painful. It looks like Smeds will feel the loss of CMC the most since Mike doesn’t really have an immediate fill in. Maybe Tanks will trade with you?
On the surprising side of things, it is amazing the Bears scored 45 points. Chicago is the sole reason Sean pulled off a win. Speaking of surprises, who would have thought that Baker Mayfield would have scored 37.66 points? And did anyone see 26.10 coming from Isaiah Likely?
Based on week 1 results, it would be easy to assume there are have’s and have not’s. I disagree. It’s extremely possible that the entire league could be 1-1 after week 2. On thing is certain, Deshaun Watson stinks, Stefon Diggs can still play football, we will see better play from Lamar & Patrick and Mark Andrews is not the #2 to Likely. So, don’t panic and if you think you have opportunity to improve your roster, start a conversation with a fellow owner that may be willing to engage you in a trade.
All that said, it’s time to recognize the best of week one and pile on the losers!
Weekly Highs:
High Team – Blues, 178.48 points
High QB – Smeds, Richardson with 37.08 points
High RB – Blues, Barkley with 33.20 points
High WR – Blues, Reed with 36.10 points
High TE – Brown Notes, Bowers with 11.80 points (Likely was not active)
High K – Blues, Moody with 29.0 points
High D/ST – End Game, Bears with 45.0 points
Disappointing games:
Team – Brown Notes
QB – Joe Burrow – 8.06 points (BNO)
RB – C. McCaffrey – 0 points (Smeds)
WR – London - 3.5 points (Avs) / St, Brown – 4.30 points (BC) / Harrison 1.4 points (BNO) / Olave – 3.1 points (EG)
TE – Engram - 1.5 points (EG)
K – Who cares?
D/ST – See Kicker!
Brown Notes had the lowest point percentage scoring 72.5% of total available points in week 1. Conversely, the Blues scored 96.5% of total possible points. You may want to watch this stat. If you find yourself making bad decisions or leaving good points on the bench, you may want to consider a trade to eliminate these types of decisions.
Weekly predictions:
1. Bones Crew is the early favorite over Air Italia. I see the Crew dropping an early divisional contest.
2. Dark Horse and Avengers is a virtual pick ‘em game. I think Avs make a roster change and put Prescott in this week and that’s the difference.
3. Brown Notes should prevail over Mean Machine, but this one is really close.
4. Tanks will grab the upset. There’s no way that the Blues can score that many points two weeks in a row.
5. Smeds/Pheasants are a toss up. This really comes down to whether McCaffrey plays. I say the Pheasants win this one.
6. End Game and Eli have several players that underachieved in week 1. Olave/Engram were no shows with Kamara. If they score, this could be a win for Sean. Achane may be banged up for Eli. Robert needs a game from Chase/Dell/Williams. Take End Game. - Latest TransactionsAll
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- Fantasy Week 3Scoreboard
Air Italia (1-1) 24.00 Avengers (0-2) 18.30 Dark Horse (2-0) 0.00 Bones Crew (1-1) 17.20 Mean Machine (1-1) 0.00 Tanks (2-0) 0.00 Minglewood Blues (1-1) 25.04 Brown Notes (0-2) 0.00 Smeds (0-2) 0.00 Eli's Successor (2-0) 0.00 End Game (1-1) 0.00 Dead Pheasants (1-1) 1.30 - Standings
Team North W L Eli's Successor 2 0 End Game 1 1 Dead Pheasants 1 1 Smeds 0 2 Team Central W L Dark Horse 2 0 Air Italia 1 1 Bones Crew 1 1 Avengers 0 2 Team South W L Tanks 2 0 Minglewood Blues 1 1 Mean Machine 1 1 Brown Notes 0 2 - Player NotesRobert Saleh Sep 20 9:10am ET
New York Jets linebacker CJ Mosley (toe) had to sit out of the Week 3 win as he continues to deal with a toe injury that needed added rest. The star middle linebacker did play in their first two games and accrued a total of 12 combined tackles (10 solo) with no sacks or QB hits yet. Head coach Robert Saleh told reporters after the game that he's confident Mosley will return for their Week 4 matchup against the Denver Broncos, so it looks like this one-game absence is all the time he'll need to miss. Mosley has been the team's leading tackler with 150 or more combined tackles in each of the last three seasons to go along with 3.5 sacks and 12 tackles for loss.
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Tyler Conklin Sep 20 5:50am ETNew York Jets tight end Tyler Conklin caught five of his six targets for 93 yards in a 24-3 win over the New England Patriots in Week 3's Thursday night game. Conklin wound up leading the Jets in receiving yards while finishing second in targets and tying for first in receptions. It was an unexpected spike week for Conklin, who came into Week 3 with just two catches for 16 yards through the first two weeks of the season. Conklin will now be worth a look as a waiver add ahead of Week 4's home matchup against the Denver Broncos.
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Greg Zuerlein Sep 20 5:50am ETNew York Jets kicker Greg Zuerlein made one of his two field goal attempts and added three extra points in a 24-3 win over the New England Patriots in Week 3. Zuerlein hit a 28-yard field goal in the fourth quarter but missed on a 45-yard attempt shortly before halftime. The veteran kicker has now made two of three field goals and all seven of his extra points through three games. Zuerlein will now have a few extra days to rest ahead of a Week 4 matchup against the Denver Broncos.
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Will McDonald IV Sep 20 5:50am ETThe New York Jets defense was excellent in a 24-3 win over the New England Patriots in Week 3. They held New England to just one field goal on only 139 yards of total offense while notching seven sacks and forcing one turnover in the Thursday night victory. The Jets were led by defensive end Will McDonald IV, who turned in two sacks to push his season total to five through three games. Safety Chuck Clark also contributed with four total tackles and a forced fumble. The Jets will be a top fantasy defense again in Week 4's home matchup against a struggling Denver Broncos offense.
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Demario Douglas Sep 20 5:40am ETNew England Patriots wide receiver Demario Douglas turned nine targets into seven catches for 69 yards against the New York Jets on Thursday night. Douglas had been off to a quiet start this season, finishing Week 2 with zero targets and the third-most snaps among wide receivers on the team. However, he got more reps during practice leading up to the Jets game, and it seems to have paid off. The Liberty product connected with Jacoby Brissett early and often, and he also appeared to have a rapport with rookie Drake Maye. Douglas has managed to get back on the fantasy radar as a low-end WR4 heading into Week 4.
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Garrett Wilson Sep 20 5:40am ETNew York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson caught five of his nine targets for 33 yards and a touchdown in a 24-3 win over the New England Patriots in Week 3. Wilson hauled in his first touchdown pass of the season on a two-yard catch in the third quarter, giving the Jets a 20-3 lead. The veteran wideout also led the Jets in targets and tied for the team lead in catches on Thursday night, even though he only finished with 33 receiving yards. So far this season, quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been content to spread the targets around in the Jets offense but Wilson remains the lead receiver in New York. Wilson will now have a few extra days to rest ahead of a Week 4 matchup against the Denver Broncos.
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Rhamondre Stevenson Sep 20 5:40am ETNew England Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson rushed just six times for 23 yards during Thursday's loss to the New York Jets. The 26-year-old has logged at least 21 carries and one touchdown in each of the first two games this season, so his reduced opportunities and production in Week 3 was certainly a surprise. It should also be noted that Stevenson fumbled for the third consecutive game, creating real ball security concerns. If he can't protect the football, he'll lose favor among the coaching staff and play fewer snaps. He's already dropped to the mid-range RB2 tier for Week 4.
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Allen Lazard Sep 20 5:40am ETNew York Jets wide receiver Allen Lazard caught all three of his targets for 48 yards and a touchdown in a 24-3 win over the New England Patriots in Week 3's Thursday night game. Lazard came out of the gate hot as he scored the Jets' first touchdown on a 10-yard catch with 4:26 left in the first quarter. The veteran wideout has been productive through the first three games of the season with 11 catches for 148 yards and three touchdowns thus far. Lazard and quarterback Aaron Rodgers showed good chemistry a few years back as members of the Green Bay Packers and that appears to have carried over to the Jets, putting Lazard on the map as a flex option in fantasy moving forward. He will now have a few extra days to prepare to take on the Denver Broncos in Week 4.
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Hunter Henry Sep 20 5:40am ETNew England Patriots tight end Hunter Henry caught two of three targets for nine yards during Thursday's loss to the New York Jets. Henry had broke out for eight catches and 109 yards in Week 2, but he was dealt a harsh reality check as his production came way back down to earth in Week 3. The veteran pass-catcher still has a strong rapport with Jacoby Brissett. However, there simply aren't enough targets to go around to support consistent fantasy production from several pass-catchers. Just like Week 2 was a Henry week, Week 3 belonged to Demario Douglas, who caught seven passes for 69 yards. Henry is a candidate to bounce back in Week 4, but given the Patriots' unpredictability on offense, he's a mid-range TE2.
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Mike Williams Sep 20 5:40am ETNew York Jets wide receiver Mike Williams caught three of his four targets for 34 yards in a 24-3 win over the New England Patriots in Week 3. Williams easily turned in his best game of the season after not drawing a target in Week 1 and catching just one ball in Week 2. He wound up finishing third on the team in receiving in the Thursday night win as the Jets are slowly ramping up his workload after a torn ACL in 2023. Williams should continue to see more work moving forward, although the reemergence of Allen Lazard as one of Aaron Rodgers' favorite targets could be a concern for Williams. He will now have a few extra days to rest ahead of a Week 4 matchup against the Denver Broncos.
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Antonio Gibson Sep 20 5:40am ETNew England Patriots running back Antonio Gibson rushed five times for 29 yards during Thursday's game against the New York Jets. He also caught three passes for an additional eight yards through the air. Gibson primarily played late in the game, including the drive in which Drake Maye replaced Jacoby Brissett. He was incredibly efficient with 5.8 YPC and showed a sort of burst on the ground that we haven't necessarily seen from Gibson in years past. He also kept firm possession of the football, which can't be said of Rhamondre Stevenson. The Patriots' lead back has now fumbled in three consecutive games, so if the coaching staff can't trust him to protect the football, he could lose significant opportunities to Gibson. The former Commander back is a fringe top-36 fantasy running back for Week 4 against the Niners.
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Breece Hall Sep 20 5:30am ETNew York Jets running back Breece Hall carried the ball 16 times for 54 yards and a touchdown while adding four catches for 29 yards in a 24-3 win over the New England Patriots in Week 3's Thursday night game. Hall extended his touchdown streak to three straight games with a one-yard run in the second quarter, putting the Jets up 13-0. The veteran running back has been excellent through three weeks, with 170 rushing yards and 16 catches for 120 yards. Hall is locked in as a high-end RB1 in fantasy moving forward. He will now have a few extra days to rest ahead of a Week 4 matchup against the Denver Broncos.
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Braelon Allen Sep 20 5:30am ETNew York Jets running back Braelon Allen carried the ball 11 times for 55 yards and added three catches for 13 yards in a 24-3 win over the New England Patriots in Week 3's Thursday night game. For the second straight week, Allen played a significant role running behind starter Breece Hall as he actually led the Jets in rushing yards in the dominant victory. The 20-year-old rookie has looked good through his first three games as the Jets have slowly increased his workload each week. Allen heads into Week 4 as a top handcuff in fantasy who also possesses some standalone value as a flex play.
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Drake Maye Sep 20 5:30am ETNew England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye came off the bench to make his NFL debut during the fourth quarter of Thursday's game against the New York Jets. He replaced Jacoby Brissett for the final drive of the game. Brissett had not fared very well behind the Patriots' depleted offensive line, and while Maye was also pressured heavily, he did show flashes of upside, completing four passes and rushing for 12 yards. The Patriots haven't named a starter for Week 4 quite yet.
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Aaron Rodgers Sep 20 5:20am ETNew York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers looked sharp in a 24-3 win over the New England Patriots in Week 3's Thursday night game. Rodgers completed 27 of his 35 passes for 281 yards and two touchdowns while adding three rushes for 18 yards in the win. The veteran quarterback threw touchdown passes to Allen Lazard and Garrett Wilson in the win, giving him five on the season. Rodgers has improved with each game this season as he gets further removed from a season-ending Achilles tear in Week 1 of the 2023 season. Even more encouraging regarding his Achilles was the 18 rushing yards as he came into the game with three carries for zero yards. Rodgers now has a few extra days to rest ahead of a Week 4 matchup against the Denver Broncos.
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Mike Williams Sep 20 2:33am ETNew York Jets WR Mike Williams collected three receptions (on four targets) for 34 yards during the team's Week 3 win over the New England Patriots.
Fantasy Spin: Williams' workload keeps ticking up as he plays his way back into shape following last year's torn ACL. With the way Aaron Rodgers is spreading things around, the jury remains out on how big of an impact the former Charger will have, especially with Allen Lazard having a mini renaissance after being a complete bust last year. If you drafted Williams to stash on your bench, you can stay the course for now to see how things look when he's ready for a full load.
From TheHuddle
Aaron Rodgers Sep 20 1:33am ETNew York Jets QB Aaron Rodgers connected on 27 of 35 passing attempts for 281 yards and a pair of touchdowns in a blowout victory over the New England Patriots on Thursday, Sept. 19. Rodgers also ran the ball three times for 18 yards.
Fantasy Spin: In his first full home game, Rodgers gave the crowd what they were hoping to see in 2023 when he was acquired from the Green Bay Packers. He was decisive and accurate with the ball, repeatedly setting up his targets for yards after the catch, and his mobility looked better than it had the first two weeks. Rodgers also showed trust in his options, rather than focusing heavily on Garrett Wilson. On the whole, it was an impressive performance from the 40-year-old quarterback. While you'll still want to be judicious with putting him in your lineup, a Week 4 matchup with Denver affords him QB1 potential.
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Raekwon McMillan Sep 20 1:23am ETNew England Patriots LBs Jahlani Tavai and Raekwon McMillan were both credited with 10 total tackles and six solo tackles against the New York Jets in Week 3.
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Hunter Henry Sep 20 12:53am ETNew England Patriots TE Hunter Henry had two receptions for nine yards during the team's Week 3 loss to the New York Jets. Henry was targeted three times.
Fantasy Spin: Through three weeks it has been feast or famine with the veteran tight end. In Week 1, he caught two passes for 18 yards. This past Sunday, he logged a 8-109-0 line. And then, tonight, it was back on the struggle bus. The most encouraging thing about Henry is that he should stay involved no matter who is starting at quarterback. Jacoby Brissett is as risk averse as any QB in the NFL, and a rookie like Drake Maye could look to lean on a reliable underneath target. That gives Henry weekly upside, though the risk should be obvious after two duds in three games.
From TheHuddle
Jacoby Brissett Sep 20 12:30am ETNew England Patriots quarterback Jacoby Brissett completed 12 of 18 pass attempts for 98 yards, zero touchdowns, and zero turnovers against the New York Jets in Week 3. He also took five sacks, which is a clear indication that New England has a porous offensive line. The unit has specifically been bad in pass protection, which has left Brissett with very little time to get comfortable in the pocket and connect with his receivers. The veteran quarterback has done a great job controlling the football (he has zero turnovers through three games), but his overall yardage and touchdown totals are among the league's worst. Brissett was ultimately relieved by Drake Maye in the fourth quarter of Thursday's game, creating some questions about who will start at quarterback in Week 4 against the San Francisco 49ers. Regardless of that decision, Brissett can be avoided in most fantasy leagues moving forward.
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