Matchup Ratings

Justin Tucker has been perfect so far this season going seven-for-seven in extra points and three-for-three in field goal attempts, including a 55-yarder last week, so with the Broncos in Week 3 you can expect another good kicking performance.

Julio Jones and the Falcons will play host to the division rival Saints in Week 3, which means he'll be going against a vulnerable secondary that got burned for 293 yards and three touchdowns by Tampa Bay's top two receivers in Week 1 then allowed 150 yards and a score to Cleveland's top two guys in Week 2.

Patrick Mahomes has thrown an incredible 10 touchdowns without an interception through his first two games as the Chiefs' new quarterback, and he's set up for another huge performance in Week 3 against a 49ers defense that's allowed nearly 300 passing yards per game.

Alvin Kamara has netted 240 scrimmage yards and three touchdowns through two weeks, so he's primed for another huge outing in the Saints' Week 3 clash with a Falcons team that just allowed pass-catching back Christian McCaffrey to rack up 102 yards on 14 receptions.

Travis Kelce exploded for 109 yards and two touchdowns Sunday, and he should remain a huge part of a dangerous Chiefs passing game in Week 3 against a 49ers defense that's already allowed two TDs to opposing tight ends.

Nelson Agholor has double-digit targets in each of the Eagles' first two games, and with Alshon Jeffery and Mike Wallace both out for Week 3, he has the chance to explode with Carson Wentz back under center against a mediocre Colts passing defense allowing 249 passing yards per tilt.

Ezekiel Elliott has scored in each of the first two games for the Dallas Cowboys, as they have reverted back to a more run-based attack, which certainly favors Elliott as he faces a Seattle defense in Week 3 that looks like a shell of its former self.

Marquise Goodwin missed last week's game with a quad injury, but if he's able to return to the 49ers' lineup in Week 3, he'll have a fantastic matchup against a Chiefs defense that's given up an average of 438 passing yards per game.

Mike Evans heads into the Buccaneers' Week 3 home tilt against the Steelers having already accrued 230 yards and two touchdowns on 17 catches through two games.

Tyreek Hill scored his fourth touchdown of the season in Sunday's win, and his immediate chemistry with new Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes makes him an elite option at wide receiver for Week 3's matchup against a 49ers defense that's allowed nearly 300 passing yards per game.

Indianapolis' short passing attack (5.8 YPA) paid off in a win last week, and Andrew Luck will continue to spread the targets in Week 3 against the Eagles' 28th-ranked pass defense (309.0 YPG).

T.Y. Hilton's thriving in Indianapolis' short-passing attack, catching TDs in each of the first two weeks heading into Week 3 against the Eagles, who rank 30th in yards allowed to wideouts.

Kirk Cousins is averaging 335 yards and three touchdowns through two games in his new surroundings, and while he faces a Buffalo defense in Week 3 that has allowed six touchdown passes, the Vikings could look to find more balance in their offense in a game that could turn one-sided early.

Cam Newton has one game with under 200 passing yards and one with over 300 thus far this season, but he's likely to come closer to the latter while still contributing on the ground in Week 3 as the Panthers take on a Bengals defense that just got burned for 376 yards through the air by Joe Flacco.

Pierre Garcon is averaging just five targets per game, but he'll have an excellent matchup when the 49ers play a Chiefs defense in Week 3 that's allowing 438 passing yards per contest.

Kareem Hunt piled up 80 yards from scrimmage Sunday, including his first touchdown of the season, but he may need to take advantage of his opportunities as a receiver in Week 3, as the Chiefs face a 49ers defense that has yet to allow a rushing TD in 2018.

Rob Gronkowski was held in check against the Jaguars (15 yards), but should be back to his role as an elite option against the Lions in Week 3, despite the fact that they've held opposing tight ends in check thus far.

Keelan Cole has averaged 99.3 ypg over the last six games, emerging as the Jaguars' No. 1 wideout heading into Week 3 against the Titans, who rank 31st in yards allowed to wideouts.

James White has 11 receptions (against just nine carries) through two games, which separates him from the Patriots' other backs, and he gets a great matchup against the Lions, who allowed seven receptions to the 49ers backs last week.

Stefon Diggs has scored three times in two weeks and eight times in the Vikings' last five games dating back to last season entering Week 3's matchup against a Bills secondary that has already allowed six touchdown passes through two games.

Jarvis Landry didn't have the monster game owners were looking for last week, but continued to be a large part of the Browns passing attack, catching five of his seven targets for 69 yards, and in Week 3, he has a good matchup against the Jets' defense who have given up the seventh-most fantasy points to receivers.

Adam Thielen has topped 100 yards in consecutive weeks while garnering 25 targets, and the only thing that could slow him down in Week 3 against a Buffalo defense that allows 258 yards per game could be game flow, with the Vikings likely to take a comfortable lead early.

Sammy Watkins is coming off his first 100-yard game as a Chief, and he seems poised for another big performance in Week 3 against a 49ers defense that's allowed nearly 300 passing yards per game.

Will Fuller rekindled chemistry with QB Deshaun Watson quickly in his season debut last week, but Houston faces the Giants' second-ranked pass defense in Week 3.