Fubo is offering big savings on streaming the NFL this season. You can even watch the best games of Week 3 for free.

Looking for advice on how to handle Week 3 of the fantasy football season? Here's everything you need to know.

Week 2 delivered plenty of standout performances, but also some disappointments, which is all part of the unpredictability of fantasy football. Last week, we hit the mark on all five players we advised avoiding, and now we're back with another list of five players you should steer clear of in your Week 3 starting lineup.

Fubo is offering big savings on streaming the NFL this season. You can even watch the best games of Week 3 for free.

In this episode of the NFL Fantasy Football Podcast, Marcas Grant, Michael F. Florio and LaQuan Jones dive into the latest NFL headlines.

Many top tight ends are off to a slow start, but George Kittle is one who isn't. He's the No. 1 option at the position this week vs. the Rams.

Jake Ciely offers up his Week 3 fantasy football player rankings, along with sleepers and need-to-knows for each matchup.

With two weeks of the 2024 NFL schedule in the books, Fantasy football injuries are starting to have a significant effect on the Fantasy football rankings. At the wide receiver position, Puka Nacua (knee),

PM ET, WR Jacob Cowing and the San Francisco 49ers take on the Los Angeles Rams, who sport the 24th-ranked pass D in the league (229 receiving yards allowed per game). Is Cowing's game versus the Rams this week a good time to use him in fantasy?

The first two weeks of the fantasy football season have been defined by injuries. As we head into Week 3, here are all the latest updates on the biggest fantasy football stars at all positions. Jordan Love,