Latest / Fat Daddy Sports / Week 3 Fantasy Football Rankings | QB, RB, WR & TE Must-Starts! | Ep. 036
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- Craig: So week three is here, so let's jump into some rankings. Welcome back to the kitchen here on Fat Daddy Sports. I am Craig. If you're new here, hit that like, hit that subscribe, drop a comment, and let's jump into the rankings. Starting with the quarterback, we've got none other than Josh Allen leading the way. He has been outstanding these first two weeks of the season. A really, really solid game in week two against Detroit. And this week he gets the Chargers, who are just lost on both sides of the football right now. I think Josh Allen can. Continues at here in week three and has another big game. After him is Lamar Jackson. ⁓ that offense looked a little out of sync in week two without Zay Flowers out there. I think they find their footing a little bit better here in week two, and Lamar Jackson has a very good day against the Dallas secondary. Jalen Hurts, fresh off of that comeback victory in Tennessee, comes in at number three against a Chicago Bears defense that is struggling majorly. I think he has another big day. Followed by Brock Purdy at number four against Arizona, Patrick Mahomes, Joe Burrow, Dak Prescott, and Jared Goff. ⁓ Goff is quietly having a very, very solid fantasy season right now. That Detroit defense is just so bad, and it is leading to Jared Goff doing whatever he wants offensively. They're playing in a lot of negative game scripts right now, especially against Buffalo. They were playing from behind the entire game, and it allowed him to end up with four touchdowns in that game. I don't know that they'll be down. By multiple touchdowns to the Jets, but I do think that Jared Goff has another very good day here in week three. Trevor Lawrence gets back on his feet after struggling out in Denver. He comes back home against the New England defense. That'll give him a good test. But I think Trevor Lawrence gets back in the swing of things with his wide receivers and they get that run game going a little bit more too to get him down the field. Tyler Shuck has looked very, very good. He comes in at quarterback number 10, followed by Drake May, who has had a bit of a disappointing season after finishing quarterback two last year. Obviously loses AJ Brown in week one, but that entire offense is looking very, very ug right now. I'm staying away from starting Drake May if I can. He comes in as a quarterback two, followed by Jordan Love, Matt Stafford, Justin Herbert, and Bo Nicks. Talk about another guy that has looked ugh. Bo Nix has not looked great so far in this season. Malik Willis, Bryce Young, probably too low on Bryce Young. He has been very, very good, but I do think that this Cleveland defense might give him a little bit of trouble on the road. But ⁓ Bryce Young, probably too low at 17, but we'll see. Followed by Geno Smith, Kirk Cousins, Baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray returns to the starting lineup. Drew Locke hit a couple big touchdowns to JSN last week, and that really boosted his value. Maybe he can do the same again. Maybe I'm too low on him, but we'll keep him as a low-end quarterback, too, followed by CJ Stroud and Danny Dimes. Over to the running backs. It's Mr. Opportunity himself. Jameer Gibbs comes in at running back number one against the Jets defense that Aaron Glenn returns to Detroit. And I think that this Lions offense is going to want to prove a point early and often. I can see Jameer Gibbs. Just dominating this one. He has had all of the opportunities basically for the Lions backfield. And I don't think that's going to change here in week three. Christian McCaffrey, Ken Walker, Bijan Robinson, Derek Henry, and Ashton Genty. You can pretty much put in any order that you want. I think all those guys are going to be top six running backs this week. Followed by Jonathan Taylor, James Cook, Saquon Barkley. Got to keep an eye on him. ⁓ he's a little banged up right now. Don't have any official word on his status for the game, but ⁓ He did get banged up in week two, so keep a close eye on him going forward. Chase Brown should have a nice day on the ground. It's through the air. Pittsburgh defense, especially that defensive line, is going to be pressuring Joe Burrow all day. I could see a lot of dump offs to Chase Brown. Brees Hall, Javante Williams, Omari, and Hampton. Hampton's getting a ton of work there in LA. That offense just doesn't look fully right. But I love the opportunities for Hampton. I like the odds of him falling into the end zone. We'll keep him right there at running back 13. Followed by Kyron Williams, another guy that gets a ton of opportunities and could fall into the end zone for the Rams. DeAndre Swift, Devon A Chan, I'm pretty low. I keep moving him down in my ranks. And this week it felt like he was just on a free fall. I just kept moving him down, down, down until I kind of got to a sweet spot. Sweet spot where I felt just really dirty moving him past Chuba Hubbard. We'll see if A Chan can finish higher than running back 16 this week. He's getting a lot of opportunities. He's getting a lot of work, but this Miami team is just not very good. And without any touchdowns, it's going to be very hard for him to put up very good numbers. He's got a pretty safe floor. And I think we've seen that in weeks one and week two. I just don't know that he's going to return on that value where you drafted him early in the second round. Chuba Hubbard has been a nice story so far through two weeks, getting a lot of red zone carries. He comes in at running back number 17 right now. Obviously, running back Jonathan Brooks is out or Questionable with an injury right now. Chuba Hubbard should see even more work. Cam Scattaboo, that entire Giants offense takes a hit if Jackson Dart misses time. Scataboo Definitely takes a hit just because I don't think the Giants will be moving the ball as much. David Montgomery, Bayeshall Tutin, who appears to be the running back one in Jacksonville without any question. Bucky Irving, Quinshawn Judkins, Aaron Jones, who also has an injury, need to keep an eye on him, and Jeremiah Love round out the running backs. Over to the wide receivers, it is Mr. Jackson Smith and Jigba himself at wide receiver one. I disrespected him majorly last week and he made me pay with his three touchdowns. Holy cow, he's still scoring them right now. He comes in at wide receiver one this week, followed by Jamar Chase, Amon Ross St. Brown, CeeDee Lamb coming off a big week, and Chris Olave also coming off a big week. We'll see Justin Jefferson get his quarterback one back in Kyler Murray this week. He comes in at Wide receiver six, Garrett Wilson, Devonta Smith off a big week, and hopefully Puka Nakua is back this week, also banged up right now. Keep an eye on him going forward. George Pickens is off to a bit of a slow start, but I think that that Dallas offense and that specifically the passing offense is very good. They're gonna get it worked out. I think you're just gonna have big weeks for CD Lamb. You're gonna have big weeks for Pickens. You never know which one it's gonna be. Your starting Pickens, if he's in your if he's on your team, you're not gonna bench him. Keep rolling him out there. I have him as a top ten wide receiver this week against a Baltimore team that I think you could pass on. We saw the Saints just shred them last weekend. Chris Olave had a huge game. So I think either Lamb or Pickens could blow up in this one. I could see this being a very, very fun game this week. A lot of scoring. I'm putting Pickens in my lineups every chance I can. And then next up, you've got two guys that one is hopefully coming back from injury, the other one hopefully avoided a serious injury. Zay Flowers and the Leak Neighbors. Keep an eye on both of those guys. But if they're back, they're obviously in your lineup. You cannot afford to sit them down. Drake London, Parker Washington, Christian Watson. ⁓ probably too low on Watson. He has exploded early in this year. I've got him right now at wide receiver 15 against the Atlanta Falcons this week, but Thursday night football tonight. I think he could really go off for the Packers. Mike Evans is another wide receiver you got to keep an eye on. ⁓ battling an injury. They say that it's not too serious, that he could have kept playing last week. Keep an eye on that. Make sure that he is good to go. Jalen Waddell, Tet McMillan, Rasheed Rice, and Ladd McConkey round out the top 20, followed by Higgins, Devontae Adams, Jalen Coker, and the rookie superstar in Cleveland, Denzel Boston. He scored two touchdowns in two weeks, two long touchdowns in two weeks. He'll look to do the same again this week. And finally, over to the tight end position, Trey McBride, until proven otherwise, is the tight end one. ⁓ he has dominated this year. He's dominating the targets again in Arizona. I thought those target numbers would come down this year. They did not. He is dominating. He needs to be out there. I don't care if he's playing against a tough defense on the road. This is going to be a good game. Trey McBride should get a lot of work in this one. Dalton Kincaid talk about dominating. Targets. Dalton Kincaid has been on the field left and right making plays for this Buffalo Bills offense. I've got him in my lineup everywhere I can, and you should too. Laporta, Kraft, Warren, and then Brock Bowers listed there at tight end number six. Hopefully gonna be back this week. I almost left him off of this list just to not jinx it for all you Brock Bowers owners. Hoping he comes back this week. Football is in a better place when he is out there making plays. Really hope that we get to see him this week and If he's out there, he's got to be in your lineup. You can't, you can't set him down. He's too dominant. They're not going to put him out there unless he's ready to rock. If he's playing, he's in your lineup. Isaiah Likely, we talked about Scataboo getting a bump down, neighbors getting a bump down. Likely will get a bump down, but I still think he's pretty good. I could see Jameis Winston finding him a lot. So he comes in at tight end number seven, followed by Travis Kelsey, who looks like he is 25 years old again. He's looking great for this Chiefs offense. Get him in your lineups. Dalton Schultz was the beneficiary of Nico Collins' absence last week. I think he continues right where he left off. He comes in at tight end number nine this week, followed by Juwan Johnson, George Kittle, Colston Lovelin. Gotta get it going sometime there for Lovelin. Hopefully it's this week on Monday Night Football. Jake Ferguson, fresh off of his two touchdown performance last week. Harold Fannon Jr., Kyle Pitts gets it going a little bit here with Michael Penix, I think, tonight. Starts tonight. And I think he builds on it throughout the season. Friarmouth, Hunter Henry, Mark Andrews, Aronde Gadston, who I think will get a lot of targets now as ⁓ basically the only tight end for the Chargers. I think that Herbert will look for him a lot out there and he will have a pretty decent rest of the season. We kind of saw him break onto the scene last year and then kind of fade off at the end. But I think he'll pick up and just kind of build on it every week. He comes in at tight end number 19 right now. Brenton Strange, TJ Hawkinson, Terrence Ferguson, K Dotten, and Darren Waller off of his two touchdown performance. A lot of two touchdown tight ends last week, a lot of low target two touchdown tight ends. But that's all I've got for you guys this week. Let me know down in the comments who did I miss? Who would you have ranked higher? Who are you looking forward to throwing in your starting lineup this week? Let me know in the comments. Hit that like button, hit subscribe, and I will catch you guys on the next one. See ya.