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Redzone Redlines - Week 3

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1. Broncos Ground the Chiefs, 38-14, Behind Dominant Defense

Denver’s defense took center stage, intercepting Joey Murray three times and forcing his benching in the fourth quarter. Rookie QB Bo Nix threw for 200 yards and two touchdowns, while A.J. Dillon pounded the Chiefs' defense with 97 rushing yards and two scores. This crucial victory puts the Broncos in the hunt in a competitive AFC West.

2. Cowboys Remain Undefeated, Tame Packers 31-10

Deshaun Watson continued his strong season, throwing for 238 yards and two touchdowns, including a 65-yard bomb to Marquise Brown. The Cowboys’ ground game shined as well, with Chuba Hubbard rushing for 78 yards. The win solidifies Dallas' top spot in the NFC East, while the Packers drop further in the standings.

3. Jets Outlast Steelers in Thriller, 30-27

The Jets improved to 2-1 thanks to Breece Hall’s 82 rushing yards and a touchdown. Dak Prescott managed 197 passing yards with two touchdowns, overcoming two interceptions. Meanwhile, Steelers QB Ted Thurston was benched for throwing three picks, marking Pittsburgh's third straight loss and further complicating their standing in the AFC North.

4. Ravens Maintain Perfect Record, Best Lions 27-19

Lamar Jackson’s dual-threat performance, with 155 passing yards and 97 rushing yards, led the Ravens to their third consecutive win. The Ravens’ defense pressured Trey Lance into three interceptions, a crucial factor in Baltimore holding off Detroit. The Ravens now have a commanding lead in the AFC North.

5. Saints Hand Patriots 28-24 Defeat, Remain Unbeaten

B.J. Frazier showcased his arm strength with 272 passing yards and two touchdowns, including a 70-yard strike to Anthony Schwartz. Najee Harris added another 53 rushing yards and a score. The Saints’ defense forced two turnovers, maintaining their top spot in the NFC South over the Buccaneers.

6. Jags Stay Hot, Trounce 49ers 24-0

The Jaguars's defense smothered San Francisco, limiting the 49ers to a mere 88 passing yards. Travis Etienne Jr. rushed for 2 more touchdowns on 80 yards, further cementing himself as one of the best fantasy options available, while San Francisco falls winless at 0-3

7. Dolphins Edge Titans 34-28 in AFC South Showdown

Tua Tagovailoa’s efficient passing (235 yards) and the Dolphins' strong rushing attack, led by De'Von Achane’s 62 yards and a touchdown, secured Miami's win. Malik Willis of the Titans threw three touchdown passes, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the Dolphins’ offensive onslaught. Miami now holds a firm lead in the AFC East.

8. Rams Outlast Texans in OT Thriller, 33-30

Mason Rudolph’s 349-yard, four-touchdown performance lifted the Rams to an overtime win. Blake Corum contributed 84 rushing yards to balance the Rams' attack. C.J. Stroud fought hard for the Texans, throwing for 292 yards, but the Rams' defense stood tall in OT. This win keeps the Rams' NFC West hopes alive.

9. Bills Stumble in 28-22 Loss to Browns

Cleveland's balanced attack, led by Nick Chubb’s 82 rushing yards, helped topple the Bills. Robert Tracy threw for 298 yards, effectively managing the game while the Browns' defense forced two interceptions from Josh Allen. This loss drops the Bills into a tie with the Jets for second place in the AFC East.

10. Raiders Handle Bengals 38-16, Tighten AFC West Race

Peter Young threw for 189 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Raiders to a decisive win. Jaylen Warren added 60 rushing yards, keeping the Bengals' defense on their heels. The Raiders’ defense intercepted Bobby Barden three times, shaking up the AFC West race as Las Vegas inches closer to the division lead.

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Fantasy Watch

Start 'em:

  1. Jameson Williams (WR, Lions): Williams is on fire this season, racking up 363 yards and 3 TDs on 14 receptions. He’s averaging a staggering 25.9 yards per catch, making him a must-start as the Lions face the Cowboys’ secondary next week.

  2. Travis Etienne Jr. (RB, Jaguars): With 310 rushing yards and 8 touchdowns, Etienne is a fantasy beast. His dual-threat capability was on display last game with 80 rushing yards and 2 TDs, and he faces the Bills' defense next, which has been vulnerable to the run.

  3. Terry McLaurin (WR, Commanders): McLaurin has been on a roll with 332 yards and 2 touchdowns on 15 receptions. With QB Jayden Daniels spreading the ball effectively, McLaurin's big-play potential makes him a top fantasy start.

Sit 'em:

  1. Dion Bullocks (QB, 49ers): Bullocks has struggled mightily, completing only 44.6% of his passes with 5 interceptions. After a rough 88-yard outing against the Jaguars, it’s best to keep him on the bench until he shows improvement.

  2. Christian McCaffrey (RB, 49ers): McCaffrey's numbers have been disappointing, totaling just 125 yards on 42 carries (3.0 YPC) and 1 TD this season. Facing a Falcons defense that limits rushing lanes, he's a risky fantasy start.

  3. Joe Milton III (QB, Buccaneers): Despite a 72.3% completion rate, Milton is plagued by turnovers, tossing 4 interceptions. His low yardage average (6.3 YPA) and lack of scoring potential make him a fantasy liability for the upcoming matchup against the Patriots.