Matchup Ratings

Drew Sample saw nine targets last week for the Bengals, and in Week 3, he'll get a Philadelphia defense that has already allowed four touchdowns to tight ends this season, the most in the league.

Zane Gonzalez has had three field-goal attempts and three extra-point attempts in each of the Cardinals' first two games, and he could be in line for another big performance in Week 3 against a Lions defense that's been lit up by both the Bears and the Packers.

In Week 3, Alvin Kamara and a Michael Thomas-less Saints team host a Green Bay unit that leads the league with 85 points scored but has allowed the third-most yards per rushing attempt (5.2) leaguewide in 2020.

DK Metcalf has posted at least 92 yards and a TD in each of Seattle's first two games, and he'll be in a great spot in Week 3 against a Dallas defense that's allowed the sixth-most fantasy points to opposing WRs.

Dak Prescott became the first quarterback in NFL history with over 400 yards passing and three rushing touchdowns in a game in Week 2, and should be primed for another monstrous outing in Week 3 as the Cowboys face a Seattle defense that is giving up a staggering 415.5 passing yards per game thus far in 2020, which is dead last in the league.

In Week 3, Emmanuel Sanders and a Michael Thomas-less Saints team will host a Green Bay unit that leads the league with 85 points scored but has allowed the fourth-most yards per pass attempt (8.7) leaguewide in 2020.

In Week 3, Tre'Quan Smith and a Michael Thomas-less Saints team will host a Green Bay unit that leads the league with 85 points scored but has allowed the fourth-most yards per pass attempt (8.7) leaguewide in 2020.

Tyler Lockett has been targeted eight times in each of Seattle's first two games, and he'll be in a great spot in Week 3 against a Dallas defense that's allowed the sixth-most fantasy points to opposing WRs.

DeAndre Hopkins has been targeted 25 times over the Cardinals' first two games, and he'll have a Week 3 matchup against a Lions secondary that has CB Justin Coleman on injured reserve while CB Desmond Trufant missed last week's game as well.

Although Kyler Murray has thrown just one TD in each of his first two games, he's averaging 79 yards and 1.5 TDs on the ground over the Cardinals first two games, and in Week 3 he'll face a Detroit defense that's given up multiple TDs to opposing QBs over their first two games.

Chris Boswell has averaged nine points per contest for the Steelers so far this season, and in Week 3, he gets a Texans defense that has allowed 33.5 points per game, the fifth-highest total in the league.

Cam Newton had another excellent game as he looks extremely comfortable in the Patriots offense, posting nearly 400 yards through the air to go with his pair of rushing touchdowns last week, and he'll have a great Week 3 matchup against the Raiders' youthful secondary.

Chris Carson has already caught nine passes for three TDs along with four yards per carry on the ground in Seattle's first two games, and he'll have a strong Week 3 matchup against a Dallas defense that gave up 79 yards and two TDs to Malcolm Brown in Week 1.

James Robinson secured his place as Jacksonville's lead back by topping 100 yards last week, and he should serve in a bell cow role in Week 3 against a Dolphins team that's allowing over 150 yards per game on the ground.

James Conner topped the century mark in rushing yards for the Steelers his last time out, and in Week 3, he takes on a Houston defense surrendering 169.5 rushing yards per game to running backs, the third-highest total in the league.

Mitchell Trubisky hasn't provided the Bears with huge yardage totals thus far, but has thrown multiple touchdowns in both outing entering a plus matchup against Atlanta in Week 3, a defense that's allowed eight touchdowns to quarterbacks in two contests.

Dalvin Cook continues to find the end zone despite low volume (26 carries) with the Vikings regularly falling behind early, having now scored three times to date and in 14 of their last 18 games, suggesting he's a safe option in Week 3 against a Tennessee defense that has allowed a rushing score in consecutive weeks, paired with a 5.4 yard per carry average.

Jason Myers has 10 extra points and just one field goal in Seattle's first two games, and in Week 3, it's likely he'll see plenty of scoring opportunities to score against a Dallas defense that's given up a boatload of points to the Rams and Falcons to start the year.

CeeDee Lamb has 15 targets through two games, is coming off the first 100-yard outing of his brief NFL career, and the Cowboys will take on a Seattle defense in Week 3 that's allowed the most passing yards in the NFL through two contests.

DeVante Parker fought through a hamstring problem en route to five catches and a touchdown, but has a quick turnaround heading into Week 3 against a Jaguars defense on Thursday night that allowed four passing touchdowns last week.

Raheem Mostert was on fire to start the season before leaving the 49ers' last game with a knee injury, and he's doubtful for Week 3, but if he somehow suits up, he'll face a Giants defense that was destroyed by the Steelers rushing attack in Week 1.

Randy Bullock rebounded for the Browns in Week 2, making all three of his field-goal attempts in addition to three extra-points and in Week 3, gets an Eagles defense that has allowed 32.0 points per game so far this season, the seventh-highest total in the league.

Jonnu Smith is enjoying a breakout campaign, as Tennessee's starting tight end, and he has three touchdowns through two games heading into a Week 3 meeting with a Vikings team that just allowed over 100 yards to Colts tight end Mo Alie-Cox.

DJ Chark only has seven targets through two weeks in Jacksonville's surprisingly deep pass-catching corps, but the team's top receiver has caught all seven of those balls heading into a Week 3 Thursday clash with a Dolphins team that just gave up 153 yards and a touchdown to Buffalo's Stefon Diggs.