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💰 Buy Chuba Hubbard. You might be buying high after Jonathon Brooks was placed on IR, but many still don’t value Hubbard high enough. He’s the RB1 in success rate, as well as the overall RB8 on RB14 usage. This is starting to look a lot like 2024, where Hubbard played 77% of snaps, leading to an RB12 finish on RB7 usage and was the RB4 in overall rush yards over expected (+24%), per Yahoo’s Hayden Winks.

📉 Sell Aaron Jones Sr. With Jordan Mason on IR, Jones turned 23 touches into 105 yards against the Chicago Bears. However, he was not involved in the passing game and also exited the contest for a period of time due to a knee injury. While he did return, HC Kevin O'Connell acknowledged that Jones was sore after playing on over 80% of snaps (h/t Roto Baller’s Jorden Hill). I’d be surprised to see the 31-year-old hit 23 touches again this season.

💰 Buy Bucky Irving. He has played 71% of Tampa Bay’s snaps, handled 78% of their RB carries and seen an 18% target share on a 57% route participation rate, per FantasyPros’ Ted Chmyz. Meanwhile, Kenneth Gainwell is barely relevant, and Sean Tucker didn’t play a single snap in his season debut on Sunday.

📉 Sell Omarion Hampton. He’s logged just 28.6% and 25.8% route participation rates over his first two games, despite being at a respectable 47.6% rate as a rookie in 2025, per Fantasy Points’ John Hansen. There’s also a concern that he’s not a good fit for Mike McDaniel’s zone running scheme, as Hampton is averaging just 3.06 YPC on zone runs this year, and LA’s upcoming schedule is pretty gross: BUF, SEA, DEN, KC, LAR, HOU.

💰 Buy George Pickens. “Pickens, being targeted on a sturdy 25% of his routes and enjoying a 37% air yards share, will be fine in a Dallas offense that ranks 1st (by a lot) in pass rate over expected and 7th in neutral early-down pass rate. The Cowboys for now rank 13th in total team air yards. I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re inside the top five by October.” — NBC Sports’ Denny Carter

👀 Keep an eye on Drake London tonight. He was electric with Michael Penix Jr. at QB last year, posting a 91-1,286-9 receiving line through 14 games, per Fantasy Life’s Cooter Doodle. Penix is making his first start of the season tonight, and might look a little rusty. That could pose the perfect buying opportunity if London goes three games in a row with lackluster numbers.

💰 Buy Luther Burden III. “While Colston Loveland leads him in snaps and route %, Burden has 12 targets (18.8%) to Loveland’s four, so he looks like the better buy-low candidate in Chicago. He’s 2nd on the team behind Kaliff Raymond in yards per route run, and he’s rocking a 31% 1st-read target share, which is promising.” — John Hansen

📉 Sell Rashee Rice. Eight targets. That's it. Rice has turned those opportunities into 22.2 PPR points despite just 12.91 expected points, per Yahoo’s Ray Garvin. That production might make other managers still interested, but it’s covered up what has been a pretty underwhelming workload for a receiver drafted this high.

💰 Buy Josh Downs. Alec Pierce has been placed on IR. And since entering the league in 2023, Downs has been targeted on 30% of his routes with both Pierce and former Colts WR Michael Pittman Jr. off the field, per Fantasy Life’s Adam Pfeifer. He’s looking good on tape, too, as he currently leads the league in average separation score, per Fantasy Points Data. #ASSGod

🤫 Stash Ted Hurst. Only 11 wideouts have more air yards than Hurst this season. His 38% air yards share led all Tampa pass catchers in Week 2, and he ranked 6th among all wideouts in air yards last Sunday, per Denny Carter. If Baker Mayfield can just be a little more accurate, he and Hurst could start connecting on some deep balls.

🚀 Jalen Coker is for real:

💰 Buy Bryce Young. The Panthers’ offense ranks 2nd in pass rate over expected at 9.4%, and Young himself ranks 3rd in fantasy points per dropback, per Ted Chmyz. He has two genuinely talented young WRs in Tetairoa McMillan and Jalen Coker, and Dave Canales is letting him cook.

📉 Sell Drake Maye. The former MVP runner-up could very well turn things around, but there’s now doubting he’s looked awful. Maye is tied with Cooper Rush for the league lead in INTs and all four of his picks have come on deep throws, resulting in a 45.8 passer rating and -0.73 EPA/dropback on such passes. In contrast, Maye threw just one INT and recorded a league-high 1.23 EPA/dropback on 48 deep passes last season, per NFL.com’s Matt Okada. If you can get anywhere moderately close to a 2025 price for Maye, take it.

😌 The Giants will be fine with Jameis (for fantasy):

💰 Buy Tucker Kraft. He was held to just two catches for 15 yards on Sunday, but if you dive deeper, you’ll actually find some encouraging signs. After running just 48% of the routes in Week 1, Kraft skyrocketed to an 84% route rate this past weekend. The Packers also have zero run game to speak of, resulting in a 6% dropback rate over expected (4th) and an overall dropback rate of 69% (2nd). They’re playing faster, too, ranking 4th in the NFL in no-huddle rate (11%), per Adam Pfeifer.

📉 Sell Dalton Schultz. The veteran TE posted 12 catches for a career-high 140 yards in Week 2 with star WR Nico Collins out. Collins is expected to be sidelined again this weekend, making Schultz a good play at least once more, but as USA Today’s Everett Cook put it: “Any time you see the phrase ‘career-high’ attached to a veteran in Year 9, it's a good time to sell high.”

Our Week 3 positional rankings are LIVE. Here are some of the favorite plays from our Rankings Specialist, Anthony…

Tyler Shough (NO) — QB12 vs. LV:

TreVeyon Henderson (NE) — RB18 @ JAX:

Terry McLaurin (WAS) — WR26 vs. SEA:

Dalton Schultz (HOU) — TE10 @ IND:

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📖 Read 10 Fantasy Football Takeaways from Week 2 from NBC Sports’ Kyle Dvorchak for his takes on some of the major storylines of last week, like the QB Apocalypse, the Chiefs passing game, and more.

📖 Read Tristan H. Cockcroft of ESPN’s Matchup Rankings for Week 3, where he highlights some matchups to exploit and avoid for this weekend’s slate.

📖 Read Dave Kluge of Footballguys’ Rest-Of-Season Rankings: Week 3, where he shows the latest risers and fallers, along with some brief blurbs explaining the moves.

📺 Watch Mike Macdonald talk about his “Cold War” with Sean Payton and the Broncos regarding training camp clips on X:

Enjoy Falcons @ Packers tonight.

See you Sunday morning.

- Marcus