Kansas City Chiefs WR Jeremy Maclin (knee) is listed as probable for Week 3 against the Green Bay Packers.

Buffalo Bills WR Sammy Watkins could have another good outing in Week 3 against a Miami Dolphins defense that is giving up 25.80 fantasy points per game to opposing wide receivers through two weeks.

Cleveland Browns RB Isaiah Crowell could be in for a solid outing against an Oakland Raiders defense that has allowed 24.0=95 fantasy points per game to opposing running backs.

Oakland Raiders WR Amari Cooper is going to be special, according to Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden. ‘He has a really good stop-and-start,’ Haden said. ‘His burst [is good]. Everything. He has body control and runs really good routes. So I think he’s growing and growing from the first time I’ve seen him play.’

Philadelphia Eagles WR Josh Huff (hamstring) was added to the Eagles’ injury report Saturday, Sept. 26, with a hamstring injury. He is listed as questionable for Week 3.

Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones (hamstring) will not be limited against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3, according to head coach Dan Quinn, despite dealing with a hamstring injury this week.

Footballguys View: Jones has a bit of a hamstring problem, but we’re still starting him as a WR1 in Week 3. He’s everything to the Falcons passing game, and should have a strong day against the Cowboys.

Carolina Panthers TE Greg Olsen is expected to see plenty of targets in Week 3, in the opinion of The Charlotte Observer’s Joseph Person. Olsen was targeted 14 times last week, catching six passes for 70 yards.

Footballguys View: Hang on fantasy owners, a good day is coming for Olsen. He hasn’t quite performed up to expectations so far this year, but we feel Olsen could have a monster day against the Saints. The Panthers are at home and going up against a weak Saints defense….make sure to have Olsen in as your TE1 this week.

New York Jets WR Jeremy Kerley is expected to see plenty of action in Week 3 with WR Chris Owusu (knee) out and WR Eric Decker (knee) questionable, according to Darryl Slater of NJ.com. Slater said Kerley specializes in the slot, which is where he is expected to take over for Decker.

Denver Broncos RBs C.J. Anderson and Ronnie Hillman will continue to split carries, according to ESPN.com’s Jeff Legwold. Legwold said Hillman has a threshold because of his size, and that Anderson will be an early-down back. Legwold added that he expects the touchdowns to go to whoever has the hot hand.

Carolina Panthers WR Brenton Bersin was promoted from the practice squad to the active roster Saturday, Sept. 26. The team also waived TE Brandon D. Williams.