Sep 28, 2026 · 1h 59m
Drake Maye’s slump reshapes fantasy decisions
Week 3 Recap: Denver Robs LA, Drake Maye-Day, Dallas Disaster, Purdy is a PROBLEM, and the Undefeated Raiders
The episode weighs whether Maye’s collapse is a temporary injury-driven dip or evidence of a deeper quarterback problem while surveying a volatile Week 3.
- 1Drake Maye’s disastrous stretch forces fantasy managers to reconsider his value, schedule, and developmental outlook.
- 2The Raiders’ 3–0 start and Brock Bowers’s dominance make Las Vegas an unexpected offensive force.
- 3Dallas, the Chargers, and Tampa Bay expose how coaching decisions and injuries can derail otherwise competitive teams.
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The hosts select Drake Maye for the fantasy burn book and debate whether his collapse reflects injury or a deeper developmental problem.
The brief
Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck survey a Week 3 defined by collapses and surprises, from Denver’s comeback over the Rams to the Raiders’ undefeated start.
The hosts argue that Dallas and the Chargers squandered winnable games through poor clock management and questionable offensive decisions, turning competitive losses into organizational failures.
Las Vegas emerges as an unexpected offensive success, with Tom Brady, Clint Kubiak, Kirk Cousins, and Brock Bowers credited for the Raiders’ 3–0 start.
Drake Maye’s disastrous performance drives the central fantasy debate: whether his slump reflects a shoulder injury, mechanical problems, mental errors, or a deeper developmental concern.
The episode closes with fantasy disappointments, Kyle Pitts frustration, creative-play complaints, and a burn-book verdict that Maye has become impossible to ignore.