Fantasy Football Week 3 Review
September 26, 2016 · Richard Janvrin · Jump to comments
Unlike Week 2, Week 3 of the fantasy football season was much more kind in terms of the injury bug. While there were still a few injuries, it was not nearly as devastating as it was in Week 2.
From a real football standpoint, it was surprising to see the Arizona Cardinals get lit up by the Buffalo Bills as they fell to 1-2 on the season and, hey, 0-2 against the AFC East.
There were plenty of high-scoring games that were filled with excitement throughout, including the Miami-Cleveland matchup in which we saw Browns wide receiver Terrelle Pryor play multiple positions.
Hopefully this review of Week 3 will help set you up with solid field position (see what I did there) for Week 4.
Hope you won this week!
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