BIGGEST Takeaways From Week 3

Here is what we've learned from week 3

No Expert Fantasy Sports | Powered by Dynatyze | September 28, 2026
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WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 28, 2026 • POWERED BY DYNATYZE.COM
 Joe's Take 
"Week 3 Fantasy Football Takeaways…

- Jahmyr Gibbs might break LaDainian Tomlinson’s record for most points in a season.

- Brock Bowers is a cheat code in Klint Kubiak’s system. Top 10 overall player.

- Jaxon Smith-Njigba deserves a tier of his own as WR1 ROS…" — @JoeOrrico
 From Joe’s Thread • Week 3 WR Watch 
WR
ARI
Marvin Harrison Jr.
WR • Arizona Cardinals
3-40 on five targets vs. the 49ers, on a day Jacoby Brissett threw 52 passes. That’s 4-73 on nine targets through three weeks, with Michael Wilson and Trey McBride soaking up the volume. The talent hasn’t gone anywhere, but until the role changes he’s a bench stash, not a starter. Week 4 at the Giants.
WR
JAX
Parker Washington
WR • Jacksonville Jaguars
Only five targets in the 35-6 rout of New England, his fewest since Week 15 last season, and he still found the end zone. That’s 15-221-2 through three games as the clear No. 1 in Jacksonville (Brian Thomas Jr. drew one target). Week 4 at Cincinnati could turn into a shootout. Keep him in lineups.
WR
TEN
Carnell Tate
WR • Tennessee Titans
Season highs across the board in the loss to the Giants: 6-58 on nine targets. The No. 4 overall pick now leads Tennessee with 20 targets, but it’s one of the league’s weakest passing attacks and he’s still looking for his first TD. The volume is real. In dynasty, stay patient. Week 4 at Baltimore.
WR
NYG
Malik Nabers
WR • New York Giants
Led the Giants with a 27% target share and showed no ill effects from the shoulder, but 5-26 is what you get when Jameis Winston is checking down. With Jaxson Dart out for the season, Nabers is 12-96 through three games. The Giants are reportedly weighing a QB upgrade. Until then, he’s a WR2 with WR1 talent. Week 4 vs. Arizona.
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 Dynasty Rookie Spotlight 
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The 2026-27 season tips off in about a month, so rookie drafts are live. Here’s how we’d stack the top four.
#1
Rookie Rank
Cameron Boozer
F • Memphis Grizzlies
No. 3 Pick • Safest Floor
The most bankable fantasy profile in the class. He put up 22.5 points, 10.2 boards and 4.1 assists at Duke, then 18.0/7.4/3.8 with 1.5 steals across eight Summer League games. Memphis gives him a runway to big minutes from day one. Sharing the frontcourt with Zach Edey may cost a few rebounds, but the floor is a nightly double-double.
#2
Rookie Rank
Caleb Wilson
F • Chicago Bulls
No. 4 Pick • Category Riser
Wilson’s Summer League three-point shooting jolted him up draft boards, and his steals-plus-blocks production is exactly what wins category leagues. He’ll start next to Nic Claxton on a retooled Bulls roster that can let him play through mistakes. If the jumper is real, he’s a top-two dynasty rookie.
#3
Rookie Rank
Darryn Peterson
G • Utah Jazz
No. 2 Pick • Highest Scoring Ceiling
Arguably the most polished scorer in the class, with a realistic path to 25+ points a night. Two things keep him at No. 3: the injuries that interrupted his season at Kansas, and a Utah backcourt where he’ll share the ball with Keyonte George. If his body holds up, this ranking will look too low.
#4
Rookie Rank
AJ Dybantsa
F • Washington Wizards
No. 1 Pick • Buy-the-Dip Target
The No. 1 pick may have the best long-term ceiling here, but the most crowded path to touches: Trae Young, Anthony Davis and Alexandre Sarr all need the ball in Washington. That’s the opportunity. If his value slides during a quiet rookie year, that’s your window to buy.
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