Davenport would throw a last-ditch effort interception. Donoven Davenport would see the final moments of action making several scrambles and a completion. In the final quarter, the Vikings would make a quarterback change after Chase Williams would get knocked out of the game. The third quarter saw a lot of Quinzel Lockhart who would racked up 121 receiving yards with nine catches on the night. The Vikings would make it to the endzone at the 13:25 mark on a 34-yard pass completion to Quinzel Lockhart to make the score 7-10. The Vikings would come out of halftime for their initial drive, but it would stall. Eric Chandler would force a fumble in the second quarter to give momentum to the Vikings but it would not be enough. Teonne Porter would lead the defense with nine total tackles, and Tracey White would add a total of seven tackles. Winston-Salem State would score first with a field goal from Kicker Esparza. The teams would settle down after having a penalty-filled first half. The Vikings and Rams would both have opening three-and-outs. The Vikings would win the coin toss and defer to the second half. This column was provided to The Associated Press by RosterWatch, NC- The Vikings of Elizabeth City State University traveled to Bowman Gray Stadium to take on the Rams of Winston-Salem State. With a 90% snap count over the season and a 32.79% TD dependency, Williams is a strong candidate to hit the end zone in Week 3. Even if he doesn’t, the Chargers’ opponent this week, the Jaguars are our seventh-best matchup for opposing WRs, so Williams is in line for considerable opportunities. Allen is questionable again this week, so Williams is in for another heavy dose of targets should he sit.

Williams feasted in Week 2 with Keenan Allen sidelined, racking up 113 yards and a TD on eight catches. Armed with -150 odds of reaching the end zone and an absurd 100% snap count percentage this season, Kupp is likely to score in Week 3. Facing Arizona this week, Kupp has a history of dominating the Cardinals, catching TDs in two of their past three meetings. Tied for second in the league for WR TDs (three) going into Week 3, Kupp continues to maintain a strong fantasy scoring profile. With a 97% snap count going in and a 34.09% TD dependency, Jefferson is without a doubt one of my best bets to score this week.

Minnesota goes up against Detroit this week, and that’s our best matchup for opposing WRs going into Week 3, so Jefferson’s top notch odds are warranted. Cooper Kupp is the only other WR with those kinds of odds. Jefferson had a pretty pedestrian Week 2, only picking up 48 yards through the air, but he has -150 odds to score in Week 3. With favorable -200 odds to score and 41.28% TD dependency, Chubb is one of my best bets to get to the end zone this week. He’s also a top-five back in snap count rate this season (75.5%), so he’s going to get plenty of opportunities.Ĭhubb is the current leader among running backs in rushing TDs (three) this season, and he’s likely to keep up his momentum this week against the Steelers, our ninth-best matchup for opposing RBs this season. 3 in TDs for RBs in 2021, has not scored yet this season, but he has -125 odds to find the end zone in Week 3.

In fact, they’re our sixth-best matchup for backs this week. Mixon’s opponent this week, the Jets, have been pretty soft all around on defense thus far in the season, but they’re particularly bad at defending the run.

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