Betting insights, matchup data, historical hit rates and much more are now right at your fingertips. Whether you're a seasoned bettor or just getting into the swing of things, the new Player Prop Tool gives you actionable takes to help you beat the sportsbooks.

Same-game parlays are all about building around game scripts — and the key is finding data-driven narratives that actually have a path to hit. With the new PFF Player Prop Tool highlighting the best matchups, probabilities and market edges, we’re targeting tails with upside in Week 3.

Dak Prescott has thrived this season when kept clean. While quarterbacks like Caleb Williams continue to struggle with high “destroy rates”—taking sacks, missing throws, or scrambling into trouble when undisturbed—Prescott has been sharp and efficient. His improved in-structure play, combined with better protection and scheme, positions him well to take advantage of favorable matchups like this one.

Justin Herbert’s increased scrambling ability has quietly become a key storyline early in the season. After ranking well below average in scramble rate and efficiency last year—largely due to injury—Herbert has doubled his scramble rate and looked far more dynamic. That improvement not only raises his overall value but also gives the Chargers a tool to counter Denver’s strong defense.

Wide receiver Elic Ayomanor and wide receiver Calvin Austin III stand out as top last-minute waiver wire adds in fantasy football ahead of Week 3.

Below are 10 wars to circle as you follow all the NFL Week 3 action, including Amon-Ra St. Brown vs. Marlon Humphrey.

This guide breaks down the strategic divergence between contenders and rebuilders, two sides of the same dynasty coin, each requiring radically different trade mindsets.

It’s easy to lose confidence in a player you’ve drafted, if, after two weeks, they’ve only logged three catches for 23 yards and zero touchdowns. So, what other metrics can you look at besides yardage and touchdowns to signal that your players are trending in the right direction?

This fantasy football start-sit article aims to identify sleepers and the best and worst performers of the week.

Week 3 is here, and PFF’s analysts have locked in their favorite bets of the week, powered by the PFF Player Prop Tool.

Utilizing the new PFF Player Prop Tool, here are two projections to target ahead of NFL Week 3 action.

The Bills weathered a fight from the winless Dolphins, but Josh Allen and company proved to much for Miami to overcome on Thursday Night Football.

Joseph Bryan's "Coach, I Was Open" model deducts which players could receive more targets in Week 2, including Kyle Pitts.

Using route-level PFF data and the Predicted Targets Model, these players could be in line for large fantasy performances in Week 3.

Jon Macri provides all the red zone information fantasy football managers need to make informed decisions ahead of Week 3.

The Buffalo Bills defeated the Miami Dolphins 31-21 on Thursday Night Football to improve to 3-0 on the season. For the third straight game, Buffalo scored 30-plus points with zero turnovers—becoming just the second team in NFL history to accomplish that feat.

PFF's fantasy football recap focuses on player usage and stats, breaking down all the vital information you need to achieve fantasy success in 2025.