The New Orleans Saints held off the Baltimore Ravens 24–17 in Week 2 on September 20, 2026.

The Minnesota Vikings held off the Chicago Bears 9–3 in Week 2 on September 20, 2026.

The College Football Week 3 Team of the Week features the highest-performing players from the national slate and each conference group. West Virginia quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr., Delaware wide receiver Sean Wilson and UCLA linebacker Sammy Omosigho headline the national selections.

Fantasy football Week 2 waiver wire options include Jordan Love, Tyler Allgeier, Rashod Bateman and Dalton Schultz. Injuries and changing roles have created opportunities across every position, with Bateman and Schultz among the notable short-term options.

NFL Week 2 same-game parlay picks focus on passing-game opportunities for the Eagles and Bears. Jalen Hurts and Dontayvion Wicks face Tennessee, while Caleb Williams and Kalif Raymond draw a blitz-heavy Vikings defense.

The Giants-Rams Week 2 betting matchup presents a potential moneyline opportunity for New York based on its offensive upside and pass rush. The Giants opened the season with strong drive-level offensive numbers, while their defense has produced encouraging disruption metrics.

NFL betting analysis for this week highlights matchup advantages involving the Patriots defense and Colts rushing attack. New England’s man coverage presents a difficult test for the Steelers, while Jonathan Taylor and Indianapolis draw a Kansas City defense that has struggled to prevent perfectly blocked runs.

NFL anytime touchdown picks feature Kyren Williams, Jacory Croskey-Merritt and Christian Watson in favorable scoring situations. Williams brings a significant goal-line role against the Giants, while Croskey-Merritt offers a longshot option against the Cowboys.

College football Week 3 scores include every result from across the 2026 slate, with Ole Miss beating LSU 32-24 and Alabama defeating Florida State 50-36. Each matchup links directly to PFF Premium Stats Pro for PFF grades, EPA and more.

The Buffalo Bills beat the Detroit Lions 41–31 in Week 2 on September 17, 2026. Bills outgained the Lions, 453 total yards to 357.

The Buffalo Bills opened Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season with a 41-31 win over the Detroit Lions on Thursday Night Football. Buffalo controlled the trenches and moved the ball efficiently, while Detroit found success through the passing game as Amon-Ra St. Brown came alive. PFF’s game analysis breaks down the passing, receiving and rushing performances that shaped the matchup.

Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season includes a slew of star player matchups, including Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase vs. Texans corner Derek Stingley Jr.

Dalton Kincaid and Sam LaPorta shining were among the chief fantasy football takeaways from the Buffalo Bills' Week 2 win over the Detroit Lions.

The NFL Week 1 special teams report highlights standout performances from gunners, long snappers, coverage units and blockers across the league. Arizona’s blocked punt against the Los Angeles Chargers earns special teams play of the week, while Miami’s Tucker Addington leads all long snappers with a 90.6 PFF grade.

Zay Flowers delivered 150 receiving yards on just 20 offensive snaps before an injury ended his Week 1 performance for the Baltimore Ravens. Flowers averaged 13.64 yards per route run, leading all NFL wide receivers with at least 10 passing snaps.

The 2027 NFL Draft prospect watch turns to Week 3, with LSU-Ole Miss featuring a deep collection of draftable talent. Ryan Coleman-Williams and Quincy Rhodes Jr. also enter important matchups after recent stretches of limited production. PFF’s big board highlights several individual battles worth monitoring across the college football slate.

Arch Manning enters the 2027 NFL Draft conversation with the size, athleticism and throwing talent to emerge as a top selection. The Texas quarterback has flashed significant upside as a passer and runner, but his consistency, footwork and pocket management remain areas for improvement.

The 2026 NFL rookie rankings highlight the highest-graded first-year players after Week 1, led by Washington Commanders wide receiver Antonio Williams. Peter Woods and Austin Barber round out the top three after strong debuts for the Kansas City Chiefs and Cleveland Browns.