Sep 22, 2026 · 26 min
Week 3 moves reshape Denver’s backfield and Atlanta’s targets
1129: 15 Transactions for Week 3
The episode turns a broad set of Week 3 roster decisions into actionable evaluations of changing roles and player value.
- 1Denver’s backfield receives close attention as the episode evaluates RJ Harvey, J.K. Dobbins, and the Broncos’ evolving workload picture.
- 2Drake London anchors the discussion of Atlanta’s passing game alongside Jahan Dotson and Michael Penix.
- 3The episode surveys 15 Week 3 transactions, pairing player movement with fantasy-relevant context for roster decisions.
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The clearest fantasy pressure point is the evaluation of Denver’s backfield, where RJ Harvey and J.K. Dobbins frame the workload uncertainty.
The brief
J.J. Zachariason opens episode 1129 with his 15 Transactions format, using Week 3 roster moves to identify fantasy players whose roles may be changing.
The Denver backfield is a central case study, with RJ Harvey and J.K. Dobbins representing the workload questions fantasy managers must weigh this week.
The episode also turns to Atlanta’s passing game, examining Drake London alongside Jahan Dotson and Michael Penix as the Falcons’ target picture develops.
Jonah Coleman and Denzel Boston broaden the player evaluations beyond the headline names, while PFF enters the discussion as a source of football analysis.
The result is a compact Week 3 decision guide: 15 transactions organized around changing roles, player evaluations, and the fantasy consequences of uncertainty.