Ranking NFL Week 3 Matchups (Sunday/Monday)

The first two weeks of the NFL season was as good as any year in recent memory. There have been notable upsets, rookies emerging as stars, a lot of quarterback drama and much more. Now, we can only hope the momentum carries forward into Week 3. Here, we’ll rank all 15 matchups from Sunday/Monday based on storylines and watchability.

Ranking NFL Week 2 Matchups

#15: NY Jets at New England (Sunday, 1:00 P.M CBS)

The Pats are 22.5-point favorites for a reason. This game is over before halftime.

#14: Atlanta at Indianapolis (Sunday, 1:00 P.M CBS)

Neither team makes for scintillating television but both are trying to improve to 2-1 on the year.

#13: Houston at LA Chargers (Sunday, 4:25 P.M CBS)

(See above)

#12: Chicago at Washington (Monday, 8:15 P.M ESPN)

How many 3-and-outs can you have in 60 minutes? ESPN can’t be happy this is their Week 3 Monday Night Football game.

#11: Carolina at Arizona (Sunday, 4:05 P.M FOX)

No Cam Newton here. Kyle Allen was great in two games last year. If he looks good and wins, maybe they should stick with him moving forward.

#10: Cincinnati at Buffalo (Sunday, 1:00 P.M CBS)

First home game for the Bills this year. They’re 2-0 so expect the Bills Mafia to be extra wild.

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#9: Oakland at Minnesota (Sunday, 1:00 P.M FOX)

Don’t sleep on Oakland. This might be Week 3’s biggest upset.

#8: NY Giants at Tampa Bay (Sunday, 4:05 P.M FOX)

Everyone will finally get their first look at Daniel Jones. Tampa Bay is well-rested and prepared, however, after playing TNF in Week 2.

#7: Detroit at Philadelphia (Sunday, 1:00 P.M FOX)

This one smells like a shootout. It could be the low-key game of the weekend.

#6: Pittsburgh at San Francisco (Sunday, 4:25 P.M CBS)

Welcome to the start of The Mason Rudolph Show.

#5: Miami at Dallas (Sunday, 1:00 P.M FOX)

Josh Rosen gets his first start as a Miami Dolphin. Call me crazy but that might light a fire under the team’s ass. I’d take the 23 points here.

#4: New Orleans at Seattle (Sunday, 4:25 P.M CBS)

Tough spot for Teddy Bridgewater; Seattle is one of the toughest environments in all of sports. Intrigued to see how he performs.

#3: Denver at Green Bay (Sunday, 1:00 P.M FOX)

Denver is the best of the 0-2 teams. Is Aaron Rodgers still elite? He’ll have a tough test; the Broncos D is legit.

#2: LA Rams at Cleveland (Sunday, 8:20 P.M NBC)

For as bad as the Monday Night Football matchup is, this Sunday Night Football pairing makes up for it.

#1: Baltimore at Kansas City (Sunday, 1:00 P.M CBS)

Lamar Jackson vs. Patrick Mahomes. The only start Jackson has lost in his NFL career was last season in KC.