Jeff Ratcliffe runs through the 15 remaining Week 3 games to find the noteworthy matchups for fantasy.

Up and down the FanDuel salary list for Week 3, Pat Thorman identifies the top names for this week's lineups.

The Dolphins make for an appealing stack against a miserable Browns team, says Dan Schneier. That and more top stacks of the week.

We've pushed Marvin Jones in DFS hard these first few weeks, but Brandon Marianne Lee discovered he makes sense again.

The Baltimore tight end has returned to relevance, and Tyler Loechner says that makes him a solid Week 3 DraftKings play.

The Chargers quarterback leads the way in Joey Cartolano's optimal Yahoo lineup this week.

Some of fantasy's biggest-name receivers have prime matchups in Week 3. Jeff Ratcliffe highlights those and many others.

Tyler Loechner identifies guys whose efficiency (or the lack of opposition efficiency) could have them in line for production.

Don't shy away from T.Y. Hilton this week, says Dan Schneier. That and more looks at some start/sit advice.

Monday could offer Week 3's highest-scoring game, with plenty of DFS firepower. Mike Tagliere highlights that and a few other locks.

We're expecting a low-scoring Thursday game this week, but Mike Tagliere says there could still be DFS value to be found.

Cleveland could scarcely be off to a worse start this season, so Tyler Loechner is riding their struggles in his eliminator picks.

Ross Miles runs through the notable defensive players to use (or not use) this week in IDP.

As the injury bug bites, it gets more and more difficult to choose a weekly flex play. Director of PFF Fantasy Jeff Ratcliffe is here to help.

Pat Thorman identifies the games that could offer the most (or fewest) snaps so fantasy owners can adjust accordingly.

It's no longer time to be adding those Browns offensive players, but Dan Schneier wonders if you should target a particular Colts WR.

Our rankers have a lot of agreement for the fantasy players this week, but Mike Castiglione found a few spots of discord.

"Find a stack you like and use it in a lot of lineups" is common DFS advice, and Tyler Loechner shows how to use our tool to do that.