Week 3 Winners & Losers: Biggest Takeaways From Every Game, Injury Updates, Early Waiver Wire, & More! (09/27 Fantasy Football Podcast)
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An absolutely incredible week three by my count, and I'm probably screwing this up because I'm this bad at stuff like this. I've got 11 of the 13 games today were one-score games going into Sunday Night Football. Just amazing. But of course... A lot of injuries as well. Tough stuff for Devon Achan, Justin Jefferson, Baker Mayfield, etc. Welcome to the show. Welcome to your Sunday night recap on September 27th. Recapping week three with an unbelievable finish in Rio. Oh my gosh. Adam Azer, Heath Cummings, and Dave Richard. Three guys wearing long black sleeve shirts and glasses today. Looking good, guys.
You look good. I got a lot of compliments on the early show and decided I was just going to stick with it.
People are fired up in the chat. How about that Brock Bowers, baby? Beautiful. Jalen Wright is the move. Well, based on last year, yes, Jalen Wright would be. Heath is dismayed that Mike told him to like Drake May. Oh, we haven't heard from Mike. We haven't heard from Mike.
We did hear from Mike once, I think in the preseason, and I didn't take the bait, if you remember.
It was about A.J. Brown. Anyway, let's get into it. Biggest winner, biggest loser. Dave, you are a happy, jolly guy. Let's go
with the biggest winner from you. Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Dave Richard, and I am not an advocate for anybody, but today we saw the return of who should be the future reigning, defending, undisputed, tight end one or two in fantasy football, and that would be the beast, Brock Williams. And I mean, honestly, the real winners are anybody who picked in early round one and did not take Puka. But outside of that, Brock Bowers came back, looked awesome. Three targets, three catches on the very first drive for the Raiders. And he was a very instrumental part in their win over New Orleans. Just an absolute dominant showing from a dude who we've been waiting to see. We saw flashes of this last year, and a lot of this is a rookie, but now he's back.
There's no questions asked. He's a stud again, and it looks great and feels great. And is this Raiders team for real? Undefeated through three weeks? Kind of like what I'm seeing from them, and Bowers makes them better.
Yeah, he does. It's pretty cool. Brock Bowers with 10 catches, 116 yards, and a touchdown, just barely outscoring George Kittle, who is also going to be in the mix for that tight end. Probably not one, but he could be up there. He could be up there. So Kittle looks like a good draft pick, especially if Mike Evans has to miss time with this rib injury. Heath, who's the biggest loser of Week 3 so
far? Well, I don't have a cool spiel like Dave did, but that was really cool. David Puntgummery. The easiest matchup, we thought, against the Indianapolis Colts, who defense had looked like garbage. The biggest week one, fooled you, maybe of the 2026 fantasy football season with him scoring three touchdowns. What in the world? This offense looked dreadful. Montgomery for the second straight week and really, in terms of rushing efficiency, the third straight week looked absolutely miserable as a rusher. Flex at best and not a good one.
But he also gave way to Woody Marks at the goal line twice. And Woody scored. Woody scored a one-yard touchdown. And not to say that's going to keep happening over and over again, but yeah, David Montgomery, you might have missed the sell-high window. But I will say that they have even said, like, we know our offense isn't as good without Nico Collins. If they can get Nico Collins back, it might make things better for the offense in general.
Would it have been better if Montgomery had scored a touchdown twice? From the goal line? It's still a pretty bad game. Woody Marks had it. They were inside the last two minutes of the game when it happened, but Woody Marks, short yardage touchdown.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–4:45
2
Who was the biggest winner and loser of Week 3?
4:45–17:02
3
What players are recommended to buy or sell after Week 3?
17:02–33:44
4
Which injuries and news updates could impact fantasy lineups?
33:44–47:56
5
What are the top early waiver‑wire targets for Week 4?
47:56–57:05
6
Which players did Dave, Heath, and Jamie name as winners this week?
57:05–1:13:36
Speakers
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