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Brock Bowers

LV Tight End #89

Brock Bowers caught 3-of-4 targets for 41 yards in the Raiders’ Week 3 loss to the Panthers.

Bowers didn’t catch his first pass until the team’s final drive of the second quarter, just before the half. He would continue to be the primary motion man in offensive coordinator Luke Getsy’s new-look offense, but struggled to maintain any consistency with quarterback Gardner Minshew struggling. Bowers could be busier in Week 4 when the Browns come to town, considering their outside-in, top-to-bottom defensive coverage tendencies.
Davante Adams

LV Wide Receiver #17

Davante Adams caught 4-of-9 targets for 40 yards in the Raiders’ Week 3 loss to the Panthers.

Adams and quarterback Gardner Minshew weren’t on the same page throughout the game, highlighted by a fourth quarter interception when Minshew threw the ball to space when Adams broke off his route. Adams also had two drops in this one, both of which were jarred from his hands after he looked to come down with the catch. Minshew was benched in favor of Aidan O’Connell following the interception, something that could reignite the starting quarterback conversation in short order. Things won’t get any easier for the veteran alpha wide receiver when the Raiders host the Browns in Week 4.
Zamir White

LV Running Back #3

Zamir White rushed 10 times for 34 yards in the Raiders’ Week 3 loss to the Panthers.

White not only was taken out at the goal line in favor of Alexander Mattison, but he saw zero targets. It’s difficult to return fantasy value as a yardage and touchdown back that lacks pass game involvement when you’re getting pulled from the game at the goal line, as has been the case in consecutive weeks. Fantasy managers might want to send out feelers to see if they can get anything in return for White in short order.
Gardner Minshew

LV Quarterback #10

Gardner Minshew completed 18-of-28 passes for 214 yards, one touchdown, and one interception in the Raiders’ 36-22, Week 3 loss to the Panthers, adding 14 yards on three carries.

Minshew and the rest of the Las Vegas offense reverted to how they looked in Week 1 after feigning competence a week ago, managing just three points until the first possession of the fourth quarter. Minshew would throw an interception on the subsequent possession and retreat to the bench for the team’s final possession, paving the way for Aidan O’Connell to close out the loss. Minshed locked onto Davante Adams in this one, but the two seemed to on different pages throughout the game, highlighted by his lone interception in the fourth quarter when a communication issue led to the pick. Raiders fans are likely clamoring for a quarterback change as the team prepares to host the 1-2 Browns in Week 4.
Diontae Johnson

CAR Wide Receiver #5

Diontae Johnson caught 8-of-14 targets for 122 yards and a touchdown in the Panthers’ Week 3 win over the Raiders.

Johnson was quarterback Andy Dalton’s preferred target all afternoon, making good on Canales’ preseason promise that the offense would primarily run through the veteran wide receiver. He saw an even larger piece of the pie in the second half after Adam Thielen departed with a hamstring injury. Considering Thielen’s age and the nature of the injury, expect Johnson to see a robust workload once more when the Panthers host the Bengals in Week 4.
DK Metcalf

SEA Wide Receiver #14

DK Metcalf caught 4-of-6 targets for 104 yards and a touchdown in the Seahawks’ Week 3 win against the Dolphins.

Metcalf had the only big play for the Seattle offense on the day, a 71-yard touchdown strike from Geno Smith in the first quarter. Game script did no favors for Metcalf; the Seahawks had zero urgency in the second half as they nursed a lead against a dead-on-arrival Miami offense. Metcalf now has back to back weeks with touchdowns of more than 50 yards. The explosive wideout has separated himself as the team’s top pass-catching option and Smith’s favorite target in high leverage situations. Metcalf takes on the Lions in Week 4 in what should be a high-scoring affair.
Chuba Hubbard

CAR Running Back #30

Chuba Hubbard rushed 21 times for 114 yards in the Panthers’ Week 3 win over the Raiders, adding 55 yards and a touchdown on five receptions.

Hubbard functioned as the unquestioned lead back for an offense that finally hit its stride with Andy Dalton under center, handling 26 backfield opportunities to the nine of Miles Sanders. Sanders gained just 30 yards on his touches to the robust 169 yards gained by Hubbard, giving the latter a solid path to fantasy viability moving forward for as long as Jonathon Brooks remains out. Up next for Hubbard and the Panthers is a Week 4 home date with the Bengals.
Andy Dalton

CAR Quarterback #14

Andy Dalton completed 26-of-37 passes for 319 yards and three touchdowns in the Panthers’ 36-22, Week 3 win over the Raiders.

Dave Canales left Dalton on the field for the final drive, including two kneel downs, after the veteran quarterback completely revived an offense that had managed just 13 points through two weeks. Canales also made good on his preseason promise that the offense would flow through Diontae Johnson, who commanded a robust 14 targets on 37 Dalton pass attempts. The decision to bench second-year quarterback Bryce Young looks like one of the better decisions of Canales’ young head coaching career considering how much better the offense looked with Dalton under center, providing a glimpse at Canales’ offensive scheme in the process. Pending unforeseen circumstances, Dalton should be under center for the Panthers when they host the Bengals in Week 4.
De'Von Achane

MIA Running Back #28

De’Von Achane had 11 rushes for 30 yards in the Dolphins’ Week 3 loss against the Seahawks, adding three catches for 28 yards.

Achane had no room to operate against a Seattle defense that had no reason to respect the Dolphins’ nonexistent passing attack with Skylar Thompson and Tim Boyle at the helm. Though Achane’s five targets were tied for the team lead, he didn’t do much with those opportunities with Seattle defenders swarming him on every touch. Achane saw a solid snap share again with Raheem Mostert (chest) sidelined. No one in the Miami offense, including Achane, will have a clear path to production unless and until Tua Tagovailoa returns from his Week 2 brain injury.
Tyreek Hill

MIA Wide Receiver #10

Tyreek Hill caught 3-of-5 targets for 40 yards in the Dolphins’ Week 3 loss to the Seahawks.

Hill led Miami with his five targets on a day that saw the offense held to less than 200 passing yards. Skylar Thompson, before leaving the game in the third quarter with a chest injury, was abysmal in Mike McDaniel’s user-friendly offense. Journeyman backup QB Tim Boyle was much better and could make Hill a more viable fantasy option if he’s named the Dolphins’ Week 4 starter. Without Tua Tagovailoa (concussion), no one in Miami’s offense will be a reliable fantasy option.

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Atlanta Falcons head coach Raheem Morris sits down with Tony Dungy to break down film from the first two games of the season, including the game-winning drive against the Eagles in Week 2.

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