On Sunday, Tuten, a fourth-round rookie, got a chance to show what he can do in an expanded role after the Tank Bigsby trade. And Tuten almost certainly did enough to warrant a continued role in this offense—if not an expanded one.

Which players should you scoop up to give your fantasy team a boost heading into Week 3? Dan Parr provides a list of waiver wire targets, including a rookie running back on the rise.

Watch as Senior Writer Ed Easton Jr. sits down with Super Bowl champion and Washington Commanders tight end Zach Ertz. He shares his thoughts on the Commanders heading into the 2025 season and reflects on his Super Bowl LIII clinching touchdown reception.

The Federal Reserve may be about to stimulate an economy growing at more than 3%, where stocks are at record highs and inflation remains above target. The problem is that no one knows for sure how far the U.

In his debut on Monday, he struck out nine batters in five-plus innings and only allowed three hits, two walks, and one run with 19 swings-and-misses! That translated to a 53% whiff rate, the highest by any pitcher making their debut in the pitch-tracking era.

Wire’s efforts have been widely recognized over the years. She was named the Stephenson County 4-H Volunteer of the Year in 2005, honored with the Stephenson County 4-H Family of the Year, and recognized for her 34 years of service as a 4-H leader in 2020.

Njongmeta was an undrafted success story just one year ago when he made the final roster for the Bengals. This year, he got let go at final cuts, but quickly signed to the practice squad and was an obvious top addition to the roster if necessary.

If you're looking for a strategy to make picks in Week 3, don't overthink it, just take all the bird teams. I'm guessing all you ornithologists out there already do that every week, but everyone else might want to get on board because the bird teams went UNDEFEATED in Week 2.