Washington Football Team quarterback Dwayne Haskins has played efficiently in 2020, but is not a quarterback to target in fantasy. Haskins is quickly earning the dreaded “game manager” tag as he has thrown for under 225 yards and exactly one touchdown, but no interceptions, through the team’s first two games. The Browns are a solid matchup and Haskins could play well again, but fantasy managers

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Tre’Quan Smith could be a sneaky play in Week 3 against the Packers. In the first game without Michael Thomas (ankle), Smith played 53 snaps, compared to Emmanuel Sanders‘ 47, and caught five passes for 86 yards. He out-targeted Sanders seven to three. You can’t feel entirely great about playing Smith, especially against a solid Packers’ pass defense. Still, he

Washington Football Team tight end Logan Thomas made four catches in each game so far this season and is a streamable tight end in a good matchup with Cleveland. Thomas hasn’t eclipsed 40 yards in a game yet this season so he is a touchdown-dependent option in fantasy, but he has been getting a good amount of targets in an offense that lacks playmakers. Cleveland

New York Giants tight end Evan Engram has struggled thus far in 2020 and things won’t get easier in Week 3 versus San Francisco. The 49ers won’t be at full strength on defense after several injuries in Week 2, but they have still allowed the second-fewest fantasy points to opposing tight ends through two weeks. Engram has just eight catches for 74 scoreless yards this

New Orleans Saints running back Latavius Murray gets a favorable matchup against the Packers in Week 3. Green Bay has surrendered the 11th-most fantasy points to opposing running backs and has allowed a back to score in each of their two games so far. Murray saw far less touches in Week 2, though it can’t be forgotten that he carried the ball 15 times in

New York Giants wide receiver Darius Slayton had a letdown game in Week 2 with just 33 yards after he exploded for 100-plus yards and a touchdown in Week 1. Slayton should be in a position to see more targets this week as Sterling Shepard (toe) was placed on Injured Reserve. New York has struggled to move the ball on offense but will catch a

New York Giants wide receiver Golden Tate should see a bigger target share in Week 3 with Sterling Shepard (toe) on Injured Reserve. That being said, it would be tough for fantasy managers to start Tate this week as he had just five targets for 47 yards in his first game of the season last week. New York has struggled mightily on the offensive side

Tennessee Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill has thrown six touchdowns in the first two weeks of the season while star running back Derrick Henry has yet to find the end zone. It’s possible that the Titans offense is veering away from the run first mentality that they’ve been known for. Week three should be another good week for Tannehill as he goes up a against a

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas (ankle) has been ruled out for Week 3 against the Green Bay Packers. Thomas will miss his second straight game as he continues to deal with a high-ankle sprain that he suffered late in Week 1 against the Buccaneers. The All-Pro wideout hasn’t practiced yet since spraining his ankle, though there was a sliver of hope that he

The New York Giants Defense will have streaming appeal versus a banged-up 49ers team in Week 3. The Giants Defense hasn’t shown much through two weeks to warrant consideration in fantasy, but they are playable as a low-end starter this week. The 49ers will be without starting QB Jimmy Garoppolo and superstar tight end George Kittle making this matchup much friendlier than it looked before

New York running back Wayne Gallman was a hot waiver wire pick-up in 2019 when Saquon Barkley went down with an injury, but won’t have the same role this time around. Gallman was inactive in Week 2 and Dion Lewis took over RB1 duties after Barkley’s injury. Lewis should still be ahead of Gallman in the pecking order and the team also went out and

Baltimore Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins will look to get back on track against the Chiefs on Monday night. After an impressive debut in Week 1 that resulted in the 21-year-old rushing for two scores against the Browns, he regressed in Week 2 against the Texans. While fantasy managers could be pleasantly surprised with a solid effort in Week 3, the rookie should only be

New York Giants running back Devonta Freeman signed with the team on Tuesday and will immediately be thrust into action vs the 49ers this Sunday. Freeman is a former Pro-Bowler with the Falcons but has battled various injuries over the past couple of seasons. He spent the entire offseason as a free agent and signed with New York after Saquon Barkley (knee) was declared out

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara gets a great matchup in Week 3 against the Packers. Green Bay is a perfect example of a funnel defense, as they rank 13th in pass DVOA but 30th in rush DVOA. Kamara comes into the contest averaging 19 touches, 120 scrimmage yards and two scores per game while ranking as fantasy football’s RB2. The 24-year-old was the

New York Giants running back Dion Lewis will need to assume a larger role in the offense as Saquon Barkley (knee) is out for the season. Barkley certainly leaves big shoes to fill, but Lewis will not be alone in trying to replace the Pro-Bowl running back as Devonte Freeman and Wayne Gallman should also see snaps in the New York backfield. Lewis should get

Baltimore Ravens running back Gus Edwards shouldn’t be counted on for fantasy production in Week 3 against Kansas City. While the 25-year-old racked up 10 carries against the Texans, one more than Mark Ingram II, the presence of Ingram, quarterback Lamar Jackson, and rookie J.K. Dobbins makes him a risky option on Monday night. For those in deeper formats with no other alternative, Edwards has

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has gotten off to a rough start in 2020, but will look to right the ship in a home matchup against San Francisco. Jones has just two touchdowns and three interceptions through two games while also losing a fumble. Turnovers were Jones’ primary issue as a rookie so it is not ideal for fantasy managers to see his carelessness

Baltimore Ravens running back Mark Ingram II is a risky fantasy option in Week 3 against the Chiefs. The veteran was able to find the end zone in Week 2 against the Texans. However, he received one less carry than Gus Edwards, who ran for 73 yards on 10 attempts, and seven fewer than quarterback Lamar Jackson, who had 16. Although the 30-year-old shouldn’t be

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees will face off against the undefeated Packers in Week 3. Brees comes into the contest with just 472 passing yards, three touchdowns and a bunch of questions about his ability to play quarterback at the age of 41. For all the concerns surrounding Brees, his fantasy floor has remained more stable than one would think, with two scores in

Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams (hamstring) hasn’t been able to practice this week as he’s been dealing with a hamstring injury that he suffered in Week 2. On Friday, head coach Matt LaFleur said that the team would give Adams “the rest of the week” to get back up to speed, but also added that Adams was “probably doubtful” for Sunday’s game against