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NFL Week 3 Schedule, Predictions and More
- With 16 games on the Week 3 schedule, sportsbooks offer up to $3,000 in sign-up bonuses for the upcoming slate. Expert R.J. White is providing critical survivor pool strategies for bettors navigating early-season volatility.
- Several teams, including the Houston Texans and Los Angeles Chargers, are currently winless at 0-3 after struggling offensively. The Chargers have not scored more than 16 points in any game, with offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel facing scrutiny.
- Quarterback health has become a major concern, with Tampa Bay Buccaneers signal-caller Baker Mayfield dislocating his throwing thumb late in Sunday's loss to Minnesota. Washington Commanders backup Marcus Mariota led a 33-31 upset after starter Jayden Daniels exited with an elbow injury.
- In Brazil, the Baltimore Ravens defeated the Dallas Cowboys 34-31 in a contest marked by two lead changes and late-game drama. Kicker Tyler Loop secured the win with a last-second boot, creating an all-time great international game in league history.
- Despite a 3-0 start, the San Francisco 49ers face injury setbacks after wide receiver Mike Evans and tackle Trent Williams suffered knocks during their 36-30 win over the Arizona Cardinals. Defensive end Nick Bosa is expected to miss multiple weeks with a calf injury sustained in practice.
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NFL Week 3 features the Ravens and Cowboys in the league’s first regular-season game in Rio de Janeiro. The unbeaten Chiefs visit Miami, the Bengals face the rival Steelers and the Eagles play the Bears on Monday night.
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