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3 quarterback, and Prescott isn't far behind him at No. I see him as a standout one of those this week. And Hurts hasn't slowed his end-of-2020 rushing pace that made him a fourth-quarter QB1. Hurts should excel as a passer this week with the 6% and 36% bumps the Cowboys provide their opponents in passing yards and touchdowns per attempt. Herbert threw for 338 yards, 8.3 yards per attempt, one official touchdown, and two more touchdowns that were called back by penalties. Dak Prescott broke his streak of four consecutive healthy games with 47 or more pass attempts in Week 2, but a run-heavy Cowboys game plan didn't limit what Justin Herbert did in the air. Jalen Hurts is this week's example of the quarterback that plays Dallas and can expect a shootout because of it. 3 increaser of run plays by 12% per game. I would happily start most quarterbacks in Jackson's spot, but Jackson seems extra safe since his rushing raises his fantasy floor against a team that tends to fall behind an encourages their opponents to run the ball. 1 decreaser of interception rate (58%) for opposing quarterbacks. 1 projected increaser of completion percentage (8%), passing yards per attempt (25%), and passing touchdowns per attempt (67%), and the No. The Lions are hitting for the passing-factor cycle as the No. Expect that number to increase this week with Jackson in the dome in Detroit. Dobbins, Gus Edwards, and Justice Hill out for the season, Jackson has also passed for 474 yards in two games, good for a 237.0-yard average that betters the rate of his 2019 MVP season (208.5) by nearly 30 yards.

But while he may have put his team's running game on his shoulders with expected backfield contributors J.K. Lamar Jackson provided the lasting image of the Ravens' upset win over the Chiefs on Monday night with his front flip into the end zone on a touchdown run. Quarterbacks Best Week 3 Matchups - Quarterbacks

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You can see our full weekly projections with projected stats, matchup adjustments and fantasy points by subscribing to FO+. That total ( Tot) number gives you a comprehensive estimate of how many fantasy points the player will score this week more or less than his typical total.

The line beneath those rankings shows how much those contextual factors move projected PPR fantasy points. Then, that ranking is adjusted by adding the context of the venue ( Ven)-home and road and dome and outside-the forecasted weather ( Wea), and opponent tendencies ( Opp). Each listed player shows a true-talent ( TT) ranking that represents how I would rank him with a perfectly neutral game context. The following tables feature the players with the best and worst matchups of the week. Don't set your lineups until you consider whether your flex choices will have their usual chances to succeed in Week 3.

But the myriad dome games and good defensive matchups offer their own slew of modest fantasy opportunities. Bears rookie Justin Fields may provide the biggest fantasy opportunity this week with his tendency to run the ball, a boon for fantasy production in particular.