👉 TAP TO SAVE 50% WITH CODE SPRING
X
Lost password?

Don't have an account?
Gain Access Now

X

Receive free daily analysis

NFL
NBA
NHL
NASCAR
CFB
MLB
MMA
PGA
ESPORTS
BETTING

Already have an account? Log In

X

Forgot Password


Week 3 Defense (DEF) Streamers, Starters & Rankings: 2023 Fantasy Tiers, Rankings

Saleh breaks down all 2023 fantasy football Week 3 defenses (DEF) -- streamers, sits/starts, and D/ST waiver wire pickups to add. His Week 3 rankings and tiers for all of the NFL defenses.

With the first two weeks of the 2023 NFL season in the books, we now have a pretty good understanding of what teams are doing and can better predict what defenses to start based on the trends over their first couple of games played.

There were some hits from our Week 2 D/ST rankings, along with some underwhelming defenses. One of these disappointments was the 49ers defense, which I had as the second overall defense in their matchup against the Rams. They ended up tied for 15th among all defenses in Week 2. Outliers like this have to be expected and should not change the way we approach this.

Nine defenses put up double-digit fantasy points in Week 2. Compared to some starting RBs in lineups, Josh Jacobs, Travis Etienne, and Alexander Mattison all failed to reach that double-digit mark in full-PPR leagues. This further proves that you should not be overlooking defenses as they can be crucial to your fantasy matchup each week.

Editor's Note: The FFPC Baby Gorilla Tournament is now open, featuring a $100,000 grand prize and a $675,450 total prize pool! This 12-team, Tight End Premium contest uses a 20-round draft format, with the overall winners determined by total points scored during Weeks 15–17. Get $25 to use toward your first entry by signing up through our link. Grab your team now! Sign Up Now!

 

How To Determine What Defenses To Start 

When it comes to determining the top fantasy football defenses each week, you should look at which units have the most upside and can change the trajectory of your matchup. Defenses are often overlooked in fantasy, but as stated above, the top ones from each week can outscore some of your opponent's key starters. 

As mentioned, nine defenses scored double-digit fantasy points in Week 2. All nine of these defenses had something in common, as they caused at least two turnovers or had at least four sacks. Three of the nine also scored one or more D/ST touchdowns.

To maximize the upside of your defense each week, you need to target defenses that can cause several turnovers and get to the quarterback constantly. Turnovers, sacks, and defensive touchdowns are what create high ceilings for these fantasy defenses. To determine a somewhat safe start at defense, you should look at low point totals and teams that can hold their opponent to single digits.

 

 Tier 1 Defenses – Fantasy Football Rankings for Week 3

Rank DST Opponent
1 Dallas Cowboys @ARI
2 New England Patriots @NYJ
3 San Francisco 49ers vs. NYG
4 Jacksonville Jaguars vs. HOU
5 Kansas City Chiefs vs. CHI

Dallas Cowboys D/ST @ARI (Yahoo % Rostered: 100%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: DAL favored by 12.5, Total ~43, Implied score: 28-15, 15 points against

There’s no need for much explanation with this one. Dallas has the best defense in the league as of right now and is a must-start, first-tier unit every week regardless of their matchup. Despite Arizona dominating the Giants' defense in Week 2, the Cowboys are on an entirely different level and will have Joshua Dobbs in shambles as they did Zach Wilson.

Update 9/21: Cornerback Trevon Diggs is believed to have suffered a torn ACL during practice, per Adam Schefter. Diggs is the team's top corner and will be a significant loss for this unit. Regardless, they are still the number one defense for Week 3 and have an outrageous ceiling against the Cardinals.

San Francisco 49ers D/ST vs. NYG (Yahoo % Rostered: 100%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: SF favored by 10.5, Total ~44.5, Implied score: 27-17, 17 points against

The 49ers are another defense that is a must-start every week, regardless of their mediocre Week 2 performance. This defense has four interceptions on the season and faces Daniel Jones in Week 3, who has already thrown three in two games. Factoring in Saquon Barkley (ankle) being out for Thursday, the Niners' defense has monstrous fantasy potential this week.

New England Patriots D/ST @NYJ (Yahoo % Rostered: 65%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: NE favored by 3, Total ~37.5, Implied score: 20-17, 17 points against

Despite New England’s defense scoring 11 total fantasy points through the first two weeks, they are set up for an explosion-type game here. Zach Wilson has been picked off four times on just 48 pass attempts while completing a mere 54.2% of his throws. This is an offense you should be targeting with Wilson under center and the Patriots are set up to have a ridiculous day defensively.

Jacksonville Jaguars D/ST vs. HOU (Yahoo % Rostered: 16%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: JAX favored by 9.5, Total ~44.5, Implied score: 27-17, 17 points against

Jacksonville has forced the second-most turnovers in the league -- only behind Dallas with six takeaways through the first two games. This defense was a top-12 unit in Week 2, despite facing Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.

While rookie C.J. Stroud is averaging over 300 pass yards a game thus far and has yet to throw an interception, he has been sacked a league-high 11 times through the first two games. Considering their pass rush and ability to force turnovers, the Jaguars are locked in as a top-five fantasy defense for Week 3.

Kansas City Chiefs D/ST vs. CHI (Yahoo % Rostered: 40%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: KC favored by 13.5, Total ~47.5, Implied score: 31-17, 17 points against

The Chicago Bears have been awful offensively through two games. Justin Fields has turned the ball over four times and has been sacked 10 times, which is tied for the second-most in the league. The Kansas City Chiefs are a completely different defense when Chris Jones is on the field, as they held Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars to just nine total points in Week 2. This defense is an incredible option this week.

 

Tier 2 Defenses – Fantasy Football Rankings for Week 3

Rank DST Opponent
6 Pittsburgh Steelers @LV
7 Cleveland Browns vs. TEN
8 Philadelphia Eagles @TB
9 Buffalo Bills @WAS
10 Baltimore Ravens vs. IND
11 New York Jets vs. NE

Pittsburgh Steelers D/ST @LV (Yahoo % Rostered: 60%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: PIT favored by 1.5, Total ~45, Implied score: 23-22, 22 points against

T.J. Watt is the best defensive player in football right now, as Pittsburgh’s defense had a convincing Week 2 performance after getting blown out by the 49ers in Week 1. They are locked in as a must-start defense in Week 3 against a Raiders offense that was overwhelmed by the Bills this past week.

Cleveland Browns D/ST vs. TEN (Yahoo % Rostered: 64%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: CLE favored by 4, Total ~41, Implied score: 22-18, 18 points against

Cleveland’s defense put up another great performance in Week 2. The defense has allowed just 17 points on the season and was giving Pittsburgh’s offense trouble all game. The injury to RB Nick Chubb hurts them a ton, as they’ll be on the field more without an efficient run game. Regardless, I’m still confidently firing this unit up against a Ryan Tannehill-led offense. 

Philadelphia Eagles D/ST @TB (Yahoo % Rostered: 99%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: PHI favored by 5.5, Total ~46, Implied score: 26-20, 20 points against

Through the first two weeks, Philadelphia’s defense hasn’t been quite as dominant as we saw in 2022. While they have allowed 20+ points in each game played, this unit has still forced five turnovers in those two games. Both James Bradberry (concussion) and Reed Blankenship (ribs) missed Thursday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings. Despite this, Philadelphia still put up a top-12 fantasy defensive performance.

Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are 2-0 and have put up over 20 points in each of the first two games. Granted this was against the Vikings and Bears, who have two of the worst defenses in the entire league. This offense has to come back down to earth at some point and the Eagles are the team that can do it. I would confidently fire Philly’s defense up in Week 3 and expect double-digit fantasy points.

Buffalo Bills D/ST @WAS (Yahoo % Rostered: 98%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: BUF favored by 6.5, Total ~44.5, Implied score: 26-19, 19 points against

Despite still being without Von Miller, Buffalo’s defense has allowed a mere 32 points in their two games played. While they have just three sacks on the year as a result of their weak pass rush, the defense still looked dominant in Week 2 as they forced three turnovers and allowed just 10 points to the Raiders.

The Washington Commanders are averaging 27.5 points per game through the first two weeks and have looked promising under offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy. While Sam Howell and the offense have looked great during their 2-0 start, the second-year QB has been sacked 10 times while playing defenses that are not on the level of Buffalo. You should confidently be starting the Bills defense in Week 3 as they are locked in to be a top-10 unit. 

Baltimore Ravens D/ST vs. IND  (Yahoo % Rostered: 76%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: BAL favored by 8.5, Total ~44.5, Implied score: 27-18, 18 points against

Baltimore’s defense went into Cincinnati without their two best secondary players and performed well. The Bengals' longest offensive play went for just 14 yards and it was clear that they were struggling against this Ravens defense, led by Roquan Smith. This defense has put up six sacks through two games and has allowed just 33 points. With Anthony Richardson’s status being in doubt and the Colts O-line being as weak as it is, Baltimore’s defense is in a great spot for Week 3.

New York Jets D/ST vs. NE (Yahoo % Rostered: 91%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: NE favored by 3, Total ~37.5, Implied score: 20-17, 20 points against

This is still one of the best defenses in the entire league, however, their inconsistency on offense only hurts them on defense. Mac Jones has more pass attempts than any other QB through the first two weeks of the season. It’s evident that Bill O’Brien wants to throw the football a ton this season and this benefits the Jets considering their elite pass defense. While I have them just outside of the top ten this week, the Jets are still a solid start as always.

 

Tier 3 Defenses – Fantasy Football Rankings for Week 3

Rank DST Opponent
12 New Orleans Saints  @GB
13 Green Bay Packers vs. NO
14 Seattle Seahawks vs. CAR
15 Miami Dolphins vs. DEN
16 Washington Commanders vs. BUF

New Orleans Saints D/ST @GB (Yahoo % Rostered: 87%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: GB favored by 1.5, Total ~43.5, Implied score: 23-21, 23 points against

This New Orleans defense has quietly been one of the best in the league thus far in 2023. The team has allowed less than 20 points in each of their two games while putting up seven total sacks. This matchup does depend heavily on whether RB Aaron Jones and WR Christian Watson suit up for Green Bay. Regardless, this is a defense that has a high floor each week and can be locked into lineups confidently.

Green Bay Packers D/ST vs. NO (Yahoo % Rostered: 35%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: GB favored by 1.5, Total ~43.5, Implied score: 23-21, 21 points against

The Packers have a solid all-around defense but have allowed 20+ points in each game, and showed very little life in their Week 2 loss to Atlanta. Derek Carr and the 2-0 Saints have won two close games and depended heavily on their defense to get stops. Carr has been sacked a hefty eight times in the first two weeks and has thrown an interception in each game. Green Bay is a solid play and offers a sustainable floor in Week 3. 

Seattle Seahawks D/ST vs. CAR (Yahoo % Rostered: 8%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: SEA favored by 4.5, Total ~42.5, Implied score: 24-19, 19 points against

Carolina is another team that I like targeting when starting a defense this year. However, Seattle has allowed 30+ points in each of their first two games and Bryce Young will only get better with each start. The Seahawks D/ST is a solid start but not one that I would bank on, barring another defensive touchdown.

Update 9/21: Panthers rookie QB Bryce Young (ankle) is not expected to play Sunday at Seattle, per Adam Schefter. QB Andy Dalton is expected to start in place of Young. I would keep the defense in this same spot or drop them down a little if anything. It will be more difficult for Seattle to gameplan for Dalton in a short amount of time and the veteran showed that he can still play at a solid level last year.

Miami Dolphins D/ST vs. DEN (Yahoo % Rostered: 54%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: MIA favored by 6.5, Total ~48.5, Implied score: 28-21, 21 points against

After a bad Week 1 performance, Miami’s defense put up a great second week as they had four sacks and forced two turnovers against New England. This defense has shown to be able to get to the quarterback consistently. Russell Wilson looks much better than he did last season and Denver is healthy for the most part offensively. Miami isn't the worst start but I would recommend playing those listed above them.

Washington Commanders D/ST vs. BUF (Yahoo % Rostered: 39%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: BUF favored by 6.5, Total ~44.5, Implied score: 26-19, 26 points against

The Commanders have one of the best defensive lines in the entire league. Washington has accounted for 10 sacks through two games and put up double-digit fantasy points in each. This could be a defense that’s matchup-proof even against a team like the Bills, but I would personally stay away. Buffalo's offense looked as explosive as ever during their Week 2 blowout and I don’t expect this to stop anytime soon.

 

Tier 4 Defenses – Fantasy Football Rankings for Week 3

Rank DST Opponent
17 Carolina Panthers @SEA
18 Atlanta Falcons @DET
19 Indianapolis Colts @BAL
20 Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. PHI
21 Cincinnati Bengals vs. LAR

Carolina Panthers D/ST @SEA (Yahoo % Rostered: 8%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: SEA favored by 4.5, Total ~42.5, Implied score: 24-19, 24 points against

Carolina’s pass rush has shown up through two games as they’ve put up four sacks in each of them. However, the continuous injuries on this defense make me want to stay away from them altogether. Geno Smith and the Seattle Seahawks looked much better in their Week 2 win against the Detroit Lions. I would not be starting the Panthers defense in Week 3.

Atlanta Falcons D/ST @DET (Yahoo % Rostered: 7%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: DET favored by 3.5, Total ~45.5, Implied score: 25-21, 25 points against

Atlanta has an average defense with a considerably high floor in fantasy. This is a good unit to have if you just want guaranteed positive points in your matchup. Jared Goff and the Lions are a much better home team than on the road, making this difficult for the Falcons. Considering that David Montgomery (hip) is likely out, Detroit will have no choice but to pass the ball a ton. While I would not be playing this defense for the most part, they are a better option than several other teams.

Indianapolis Colts D/ST @BAL (Yahoo % Rostered: 16%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: BAL favored by 8.5, Total ~44.5, Implied score: 27-18, 27 points against

While the Colts do have eight sacks on the season, forced three turnovers, and scored on defense, the team has given up 51 points in two games played. The Ravens didn’t allow a single sack against Cincinnati in Week 2 and showed dominance despite missing two starting offensive lineman and their starting running back. I would only be starting matchup-proof defenses against Baltimore as of right now and Indianapolis is not one of those.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers D/ST vs. PHI (Yahoo % Rostered: 39%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: PHI favored by 6.5, Total ~46, Implied score: 26-20, 26 points against

While the Bucs’ defense has looked great through two games, it was against two very bad offensive lines and this is far from the case with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Cincinnati Bengals D/ST vs. LAR (Yahoo % Rostered: 45%)

Consensus Vegas Odds: CIN favored by 2.5, Total ~43.5, Implied score: 23-21 21 points against

The entire Bengals team has been a major disappointment through two games. As suspected, the departure of their two starting safeties has been detrimental to this defense. Matthew Stafford and the Rams have surprised many without Cooper Kupp. I would stay away from Cincinnati’s defense until further notice.

 

Tier 5 Defenses – Fantasy Football Rankings for Week 3

Rank DST Opponent
22 Denver Broncos @MIA
23 Las Vegas Raiders vs. PIT
24 Tennessee Titans @CLE
25 Arizona Cardinals vs. DAL
26 Los Angeles Rams @CIN
27 Detroit Lions vs. ATL
28 Los Angeles Chargers @MIN
29 Houston Texans @JAX
30 Minnesota Vikings vs. LAC
31 Chicago Bears @KC
32 New York Giants @SF

These are the defenses that I would not be playing in Week 3 under any circumstances. These teams are either going up against a top offense in the league, aren’t a good defense in general, or both. They offer low ceilings and significantly low floors that can hurt your chances of winning your fantasy matchup.

Avoid all these choices entirely and try to get a defense in the top two to three tiers for Week 3. Thanks for reading, and good luck RotoBallers!



Download Our Free News & Alerts Mobile App

Like what you see? Download our updated fantasy football app for iPhone and Android with 24x7 player news, injury alerts, rankings, starts/sits & more. All free!

More Fantasy Football Analysis


Check out all of RotoBaller's fantasy football rankings. Staff rankings are updated regularly for all positions and include standard formats, PPR scoring, tiered rankings and dynasty leagues.




REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

Kaytron Allen

Could Kaytron Allen Take on a Big Role Right Away?
Demond Claiborne

Has Long-Term Appeal in Minnesota
Byron Buxton

Scratched on Thursday With Hip Soreness
Cal Raleigh

Heading to Injured List With Oblique Strain
Adam Randall

to Contribute as a Pass-Catcher Right Away?
Francisco Alvarez

has Knee Surgery, Expected to Miss Eight Weeks
Nicholas Singleton

Could Contribute Right Away
Bryce Lance

a Perfect Fit in New Orleans?
Mike Washington Jr.

Can Mike Washington Jr. Force a Backfield Split in Vegas?
Paul Reed

Makes Big Impact Off the Bench Wednesday
Adonai Mitchell

Unlikely to be Phased Out of Jets Offense
Daniss Jenkins

Contributes 19 Points As Starter
Cade Cunningham

Tallies 39 Points in Losing Effort
Tony Pollard

an Affordable Add for Contending Dynasty Managers
Max Strus

Notches 20 Points With Six Triples
Evan Mobley

Close to Triple-Double Wednesday
Mason Taylor

How Much Dynasty Value Will Mason Taylor Hold After Offensive-Heavy Draft?
Jarrett Allen

Records Double-Double in Game 5 Win
De'Von Achane

a Dynasty Cornerstone
James Harden

Leads the Way for Cavaliers in Game 5 Victory
Quinn Hughes

Finishes Postseason With 15 Points
Matt Boldy

Posts Two Assists in Season-Ending Loss
Scott Wedgewood

Perfect in Relief Effort
Martin Necas

Records Another Multi-Point Game
Brett Kulak

Sends Avalanche Into Conference Finals
Brayden McNabb

Suspended for One Game
Cal Raleigh

Exits With Apparent Side Injury on Wednesday Night
Juan Soto

X-Rays Come Back Negative on Juan Soto's Ankle
Jacob Misiorowski

Pulled Early With Possible Leg Injury
Juan Soto

Exits Wednesday's Game Early with Ankle Injury
Tim Patrick

Jets Agree to Terms With Veteran Receiver Tim Patrick
Malik Nabers

Undergoes Second Knee Surgery
De'Von Achane

Dolphins, De'Von Achane Agree to Four-Year Contract Extension
Kevin Huerter

is Cleared to Return for Game 5
Caris LeVert

is Available for Game 5 on Wednesday
Duncan Robinson

is Out for Game 5
Keegan Murray

Undergoes Ankle Procedure
Josh Giddey

Undergoes Ankle Surgery
Pete Fairbanks

Returns From Injured List
Christian Yelich

Out With Back Tightness on Wednesday Night
Nathan MacKinnon

Chasing History Wednesday
Ryan Poehling

Won't Be an Option for Game 6
Sam Malinski

Set to Miss Second Straight Game
Artturi Lehkonen

Unlikely to Play Wednesday
Matthew Schaefer

Wins Calder Trophy
TOR

Maple Leafs Fire Head Coach Craig Berube
Jalen Hurts

Can Jalen Hurts Bounce Back as a Rusher in 2026?
Robby Snelling

Placed on 15-Day Injured List with Elbow Sprain
Zach Charbonnet

Dynasty Value in Question Entering 2026
DeVonta Smith

Poised to Reach a New Level of Production in 2026?
Chris Olave

Facing Increased Target Competition in New Orleans Entering 2026
Chris Bell

Dynasty Stock Rising Following NFL Draft
Ted Hurst

Facing Uphill Battle for Playing Time in Tampa Bay
Francisco Alvarez

Mets Place Francisco Alvarez on Injured List With Torn Meniscus
Max Fried

Dealing With Left Elbow Posterior Soreness
CFB

NFL Veteran Tom Moore Joins Iowa Coaching Staff
CFB

Can Cam Cook Dominate in Return to Big 12?
Chris Brazzell II

Is Chris Brazzell II the Top Deep Threat in Carolina's Receiver Room?
Kaelon Black

a Threat to Win Backup RB Job in San Fran?
CFB

ACC, Big 12 Support 24-Team College Football Playoff
CFB

Anthony Colandrea Looking to Elevate Nebraska Back to National Contention
CFB

Kwazi Gilmer Set for Big Impact at Nebraska
Justin Thomas

Trending Well Ahead of PGA Championship Despite Concerning Form
J.J. Spaun

Trending Up Ahead of PGA Championship
Adam Scott

Riding Strong Form Into PGA Championship
Patrick Reed

Looking to Make Another Run at PGA Championship
PGA

Sungjae Im Looks to Build on Strong Finish at Truist Championship
Sam Burns

Must Keep Ball in Play at PGA Championship
Jordan Spieth

Looks to Complete Career Grand Slam at Aronimink
Brandt Snedeker

Not the Best Option for the PGA Championship
Rasmus Hojgaard

a Volatile Option at PGA Championship
Ayo Dosunmu

Has Busy Night in Game 5
Maverick McNealy

Seeking Better Start in Philadelphia
Harry Hall

a Boom-or-Bust Option at Aronimink
Jaden McDaniels

Notches 17 Points in Game 5 Loss
Hideki Matsuyama

Attempts to Improve Over 2025 PGA Championship
Scottie Scheffler

Looks to Defend PGA Championship at Aronimink
Julius Randle

Posts a Double-Double in Losing Effort
Nicolai Hojgaard

Wants to Keep Momentum Rolling in Philadelphia
Anthony Edwards

Held to 20 Points in Game 5 Loss
Ben Griffin

Attempting to Bounce Back After Truist Championship
CFB

Transfer Defensive Lineman Devarrick Woods Commits to Clemson
Keldon Johnson

Comes Alive in Game 5 Against Timberwolves
Harris English

Will Need His Putter to Thrive at Aronimink
Stephon Castle

Makes All-Around Impact in Game 5
Victor Wembanyama

Leads Spurs to Big Win in Game 5
Akshay Bhatia

Creative Flair Could Show Itself in Philadelphia
Keegan Bradley

Knows the Aronimink Golf Club Well
Mason McTavish

Delivers Two Assists Tuesday Night
Pavel Dorofeyev

Pots Two Goals in Vital Game 5 Win
Josh Doan

Records Two Assists in Game 4 Victory
Evgeni Malkin

Penguins Want Evgeni Malkin Back
Sidney Crosby

Joins Team Canada for World Championship
Ryan Poehling

Suffers Upper-Body Injury in Game 5 Loss
Si Woo Kim

Struggles at Truist Championship
Gary Woodland

Can Continue Incredible 2026 Season at PGA Championship
Xander Schauffele

In Excellent Form Heading to PGA Championship
Brandon Nimmo

Leaves Game on Tuesday with Apparent Ankle Injury
Philadelphia 76ers

76ers Part Ways With Daryl Morey
Kevin Huerter

Iffy for Game 5 Against Cavaliers
Charlie McAvoy

Slapped With Six-Game Suspension
Jonas Brodin

Unavailable for Game 5 Against Avalanche
Joel Eriksson Ek

to Remain Out Wednesday
Jacob Wilson

A's Place Jacob Wilson on Injured List With Shoulder Subluxation
Christian Yelich

Brewers Reinstate Christian Yelich From Injured List
CFB

Isaac Brown Has All-American Upside in 2026
CFB

Nyck Harbor Heading into Breakout Year?
CFB

Notre Dame, USC in Discussions to Resume Rivalry Series
CFB

Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele Has Eyes on ACC Title
CFB

Ahmad Hardy's Gunshot Wound Not Viewed as Career-Threatening
A.J. Ewing

Mets to Call Up Top Prospect A.J. Ewing
Mookie Betts

is Officially Back on Monday
Nathan Eovaldi

Scratched From Monday's Start With Side Tightness
Henry Bolte

Athletics to Promote Top Outfield Prospect Henry Bolte to Major Leagues
Khamzat Chimaev

Suffers his First Loss
Sean Strickland

Recaptures Middleweight Title
Tatsuro Taira

Suffers Fifth-Round TKO Loss
Joshua Van

Defends Flyweight Title
MMA

Waldo Cortes-Acosta Drops Decision
Alexander Volkov

Wins Back-To-Back Fights
Shane Van Gisbergen

Dominates Watkins Glen for First Win of 2026
Michael McDowell

Finishes Second for Best Run of the Year At Watkins Glen
Ty Gibbs

Scores New Career-Best Finish of Third at Watkins Glen
Tyler Reddick

Continues His Strong Season With Fifth-Place Run at Watkins Glen
Austin Dillon

Earns his First Top-10 Finish of 2026 at Watkins Glen
Mookie Betts

Dodgers Expect Mookie Betts to Return on Monday
CFB

Ahmad Hardy Sustains Gunshot Wound, in Stable Condition
Connor Zilisch

Will Start Fifth in his First Watkins Glen Cup Series Race
Tyler Reddick

Is A Top DFS Option for Watkins Glen Lineups
Christopher Bell

Is Likely to Bounce Back This Week at Watkins Glen
Carlos Rodón

Carlos Rodon Activated for Season Debut on Sunday
William Byron

Is William Byron Playable in DFS Lineups at Watkins Glen?
Kyle Larson

May have A Positive Day at Watkins Glen
Chase Briscoe

May Compete for A Top-10 Finish at Watkins Glen
NASCAR

A.J. Allmendinger May have Another Solid Outing at Watkins Glen
Ty Gibbs

Should Fantasy Managers Roster Ty Gibbs at Watkins Glen?
Ross Chastain

Is Ross Chastain Worth Rostering for Watkins Glen Lineups?
Austin Cindric

Could Austin Cindric be A Sneaky Tournament Play for Watkins Glen?
Shane Van Gisbergen

Shane van Gisbergen the Heavy Favorite at Watkins Glen
Chase Elliott

Is Chase Elliott a No-Brainer DFS Pick at Watkins Glen?
Chris Buescher

Qualifies 14th at Watkins Glen
Ryan Blaney

Has Upside at Watkins Glen After Signing Contract Extension
Michael McDowell

Still Searching for First Top-Five Finish at Watkins Glen
Carson Hocevar

Is Carson Hocevar Too Aggressive for Road-Course Racing?
Sean Strickland

An Underdog At UFC 328
Khamzat Chimaev

Set For UFC 328 Main Event
Tatsuro Taira

Can Become The New Flyweight Champion
Joshua Van

Set For His First Title Defense
Alexander Volkov

Looks To Win Back-To-Back Fights
MMA

Waldo Cortes-Acosta Looks To Extend His Win Streak
RANKINGS
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF