DeVonta Smith settles in as the Eagles’ temporary No. 1 receiver, Chris Olave says “surely this is the week I will finally break out,” and Jameson Williams attempts to get comfortable in the top 20. Other positions: Quarterback | Running Back | Tight End/Kickers/Defense Week 3 Receivers WR Notes: Justin Jefferson (quad) appears to be all systems go.

1. Browns D/ST: Cleveland led the NFL in total defense in 2023, and that unit showed up last Sunday when it held the Jags to 13 points and racked up four sacks. An even more promising matchup is on tap in Week 3 as the Browns will face the Giants, who rank 31st in scoring and are in the top 10 in terms of both turnovers committed and sacks allowed.

A leg injury for the Lions' Amon-Ra St. Brown seems to be minor, but several other top wideouts could be limited in Week 3. How do they all stack up?

Syracuse 34, Stanford 21 Pick: Syracuse (-8.5) Bret Bielema’s defense has been stout and should give Dylan Raiola a good test, but I like the Huskers at home to keep their momentum going. Nebraska 23, Illinois 14 Pick: Nebraska (-7.5)

Georgia Tech and Louisville meet on Saturday as the Cardinals look to jumpstart a return to the ACC Championship Game. The Cardinals explosive offense has been

A big topic that’s come up in Tech discussions is that Louisville has played half the games that Tech has, including two games against quality (well, counting FSU for now) opponents. Do you think there’s any advantage or disadvantage to playing your first P4 opponent now considering how much football Tech has already played?

Matthew Gabriel pleaded guilty to knowingly fabricating a mass shooting threat in Norway and a bombing plot at the University of Iowa.

I never thought I'd have to say this about fantasy football, but it's never worth going to jail over. Unfortunately one fantasy manager didn't get the memo. Matthew Gabriel, 25, of Philadelphia took his desire to beat an opponent just a step too far.