One of the most intriguing matchups this week sees Pat Narduzzi's Pitt Panthers hosting the Louisville Cardinals in ACC play. Plus, let's take a look at the start of the SEC season.

This week: quarterbacks trade grooming tips and insults; coaches try to explain themselves in New York, Atlanta, and Minnesota; running backs want wide receivers to get paid; Cam Newton has a salad; and Jacksonville's mascot has a busy night on Thursday Night Football.

A lot of headlines this week have focused on Josh Allen's passing numbers, but as Ben Muth points out, it's the offensive line that has allowed the Bills' quarterback a chance to shine.

Scott Spratt offers his favorite Week 3 DFS plays for both DraftKings and FanDuel including Jerick McKinnon, Mike Davis, Joshua Kelley, Kyler Murray, Miles Sanders, and more. (Click for audio link)

Week 3 kicks off on Thursday night with the Facial Hair Fracas as Ryan Fitzpatrick's Beard and the Dolphins travel to Jacksonville to play Gardner Minshew's Moustache and the Jaguars.

The key to the Steelers' 2-0 start? A hyper-aggressive blitz strategy that puts tons of pressure on opposing linemen -- and running backs -- to win one-on-one matchups in pass protection.

We've got some great Week 3 games to preview this week. Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs head to Baltimore to face Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. Green Bay goes to New Orleans on Sunday night. Seattle and Dallas will let Russ and Dak both cook. And the Rams go to Buffalo for the "Which Team is For Real" Bowl. (Click for audio link)

Start Mitchell Trubisky and Matthew Stafford? Bench Deshaun Watson and Patrick Mahomes? Scott Spratt explains why the matchups of Week 3 lead to some surprising recommendations for fantasy football lineups.

All hail DYAR leader Josh Allen! Walkthrough celebrates his glorious coronation, then takes some time to talk about the mere mortals such as Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, and Drew Brees who tremble in his shadow, then blasts this week's previews into hyperdrive!

An 0-1 start can be written off, but starting 0-2? That has to start ringing some alarm bells. Bryan and Andrew wade through the bottom of the standings to sort the teams still clinging onto hope from the teams already scouting the 2021 draft.