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Every year, Week 1 tricks us into thinking we have our answers. Then Week 2 reminds us the NFL season is long. You don’t want to overreact to everything that happens in the first couple of weeks, but we get a barrage of new information that shifts our stances. Injuries are the biggest mover, but changes in roles and scheme fits can impact things more than we realize.

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It turns out the Chicago Bears don’t have the best offense in NFL history. The Dallas Cowboys aren’t as bad as Week 1 might have led us to believe. Ja’Marr Chase, despite his dud in Week 1, is still a really good player. And the Los Angeles Chargers … well, maybe they just aren’t as good as we had hoped.

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Week 2 provides new insight, and with that, adjustments in player values. Let’s take a look at some of the biggest risers and fallers in fantasy football heading into Week 3.

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WEEK 3 FANTASY RANKINGS: QB | RB | WR | TE | K | D/ST

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Purdy is playing lights out through the first two weeks. He is currently leading all quarterbacks in EPA (expected points added), CPOE (completion percentage over expectation)…

Original source: https://www.usatoday.com/sports/

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