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In this episode of the Fantasy Footballers podcast, the hosts dive into waiver wire pickups and strategies for Week 3, highlighting key player performances and injury updates. The emotional rollercoaster of fantasy football is discussed, particularly through personal anecdotes and dramatic game scenarios. The hosts also analyze streaming options for quarterbacks and provide insights into the impact of injuries on player value, emphasizing the importance of adapting strategies as the season progresses.
- Injuries are reshaping team dynamics and player values.
- Streaming quarterbacks and tight ends based on matchups is crucial.
- Identifying buy-low candidates like George Pickens can enhance roster strength.
Dallas Goedert | TE
Pickup
Week 3
0
1 targets
00- Goedert's performance was pivotal in a close game, but he failed to secure a catch when it mattered.
Saquon Barkley | RB
Breakout
Week 3
15 carries
75 rush yards
0- Barkley had a strong game on the ground, demonstrating efficiency despite not scoring.
Darnell Mooney | WR
Pickup
Week 3
3 receptions
5 targets
40 rec yards
0- Mooney contributed significantly with critical receptions during the game.
Drake London | WR
Trade
Week 3
4 receptions
7 targets
60 rec yards
1 rec TDs
- London scored a touchdown but may be a sell-high candidate due to inconsistent performances.
Kirk Cousins | QB
Pickup
Week 3
300 pass yards
2 pass TDs
- Cousins' improved play raises questions about the future value of other offensive players.
A.J. Brown | WR
Injury
Week 3
- Brown is likely to miss a couple of weeks due to injury, impacting the Eagles' offensive strategy.
Joe Mixon | RB
Injury
Week 3
- Mixon's injury is not severe, but uncertainty remains regarding his status.
George Pickens | WR
Trade
Week 3
- Pickens is highlighted as a strong buy-low candidate despite a poor performance last week.
Philadelphia Eagles
- The Eagles' defense is becoming a potential liability, raising concerns for the rest of the season.
Atlanta Falcons
- The Falcons are showing offensive potential, especially with players like London and Pitts stepping up.
New York Giants
- Barkley's performance is crucial for the Giants' offensive success moving forward.
Chicago Bears
- Mooney's contributions are vital as the Bears look for offensive consistency.
Minnesota Vikings
- Cousins' improved play could benefit the entire offense, making them more competitive.
Cincinnati Bengals
- Mixon's injury status will be closely monitored as it affects the team's backfield dynamics.
Dallas Cowboys
- Ferguson's return is a positive development for the Cowboys' offensive strategy.
Kansas City Chiefs
- Pacheco's absence creates uncertainty in the backfield, with potential for new additions like Kareem Hunt.
Pittsburgh Steelers
- Pickens' potential bounce-back performance could be crucial for the Steelers moving forward.