The Tampa Bay Buccaneers escaped with a 29–27 win over the Jets, pulling out the victory in the final seconds. After a blocked field goal was returned for a touchdown to give the Jets a late lead, Baker Mayfield responded by driving Tampa Bay back into field-goal range. With a chance at redemption, the Bucs nailed the game-winner to seal the win.

A late blocked field goal helped the Browns upend the previously undefeated Packers in Week 3.

In a battle of backup quarterbacks, the Vikings routed the Bengals through solid play from Carson Wentz and a day to remember for Isaiah Rodgers.

The Washington Commanders returned to the win column with a 41–24 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 3 at Northwest Stadium.

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A costly fumble by Drake Maye late in the fourth quarter proved to be the difference, as Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers snapped out of a scoring drought to punch in the go-ahead touchdown with just over two minutes remaining. The Patriots had battled back from an early 14-point deficit, evening the score at 14–14 to start the final quarter, but five turnovers ultimately doomed their comeback attempt.

The Eagles mounted a furious second-half comeback to stun the Rams, capping it off with a game-sealing blocked field goal.

The Jacksonville Jaguars held on for a 17–10 win over the Houston Texans in Week 3.

Daniel Jones has the Indianapolis Colts at 3-0 after another offensive showcase against the Tennessee Titans.

The Carolina Panthers shut out the Atlanta Falcons 30–0 in Week 3, capitalizing on two interceptions thrown by Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr.

Texas Tech's Will Hammond and Miami's Rueben Bain Jr. headline the PFF College Football Team of the Week.

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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.