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Week 3 Recap with Dwain McFarland presented by Fantasy Life

Episode 60 Published 3 days, 12 hours ago
Description

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland break down all 13 Sunday games from NFL Week 3 on Fantasy Football is Life. Get the biggest fantasy football takeaways, snap counts, route participation, target shares, injury fallout, and early waiver-wire thoughts heading into Week 4.

The guys discuss Rashee Rice’s bounce-back, the Dolphins’ backfield after De’Von Achane’s injury, Harold Fannin’s two-touchdown day, Jahmyr Gibbs’ three scores, Kenyon Sadiq’s breakout, and Brock Bowers’ dominant return. Plus: Jordan Addison’s opportunity without Justin Jefferson, the Saints’ backfield after Travis Etienne’s injury, and the fantasy fallout from Ravens–Cowboys.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Opening
01:00 Welcome and Week 3 overview
02:11 Chiefs vs. Dolphins — Rashee Rice, Travis Kelce, and Miami’s backfield
18:00 Giants vs. Titans — Passing-game concerns and player usage
28:06 Jaguars vs. Patriots — Parker Washington, Bhayshul Tuten, and Drake Maye
40:28 Commanders vs. Seahawks — Marcus Mariota and Seattle’s passing attack
53:03 Steelers vs. Bengals — Aaron Rodgers, DK Metcalf, and Cincinnati’s receivers
1:02:44 Browns vs. Panthers — Harold Fannin and Chuba Hubbard
1:16:11 Bills vs. Chargers — Josh Allen and concerns in Los Angeles
1:29:00 Lions vs. Jets — Jahmyr Gibbs and Kenyon Sadiq
1:43:20 Colts vs. Texans — Josh Downs, Tyler Warren, and Houston’s offense
1:56:50 49ers vs. Cardinals — Brock Purdy, George Kittle, and injury fallout
2:11:01 Vikings vs. Buccaneers — Jordan Addison’s opportunity
2:24:49 Raiders vs. Saints — Brock Bowers and the Saints’ backfield
2:41:02 Ravens vs. Cowboys — Sunday Night Football recap
2:50:30 Wrap-up and upcoming reports
 


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