The Saints have a fairly favorable matchup in Week 3, so there's a few offensive players that should be started on your fantasy football team.

In Week 3 versus the San Francisco 49ers, Campbell posted a season-high 2.4 fantasy points, thanks to this stat line: six receptions, 24 yards. In Week 5 against the Miami Dolphins, Campbell put up 2.3 fantasy points (his second-highest total of the season), thanks to these numbers: two receptions, 23 yards.

Jake Ciely offers up his Week 3 fantasy football player rankings, along with sleepers and need-to-knows for each matchup.

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PM ET, QB C.J. Stroud and the Houston Texans clash with the Minnesota Vikings, who own the 25th-ranked pass defense in the league (230 passing yards allowed per game). Is Stroud's game versus the Vikings this week a good time to use him in fantasy?

Are Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase about to go off for the Bengals? What should we expect from Colts QB Anthony Richardson? Michelle Magdziuk and Matt Okada predict whether 11 noteworthy players will go higher or lower than their Week 3 fantasy projections.

We have reached Week 3, and offensive totals are down across the NFL. Mel Kiper is having a nightmare of Two High Shell, and we are left to wonder where we can create an edge against our opponent to win

Ranked 253rd overall in the league and 35th at his position, Calcaterra has picked up 3.0 fantasy points (1.5 per game) so far in 2024. In two games Calcaterra has three reception