 What is up everybody welcome to week three of the NFL season and the fandal hurry up I'm Brandon Godulla managing editor at numberfire.com. And I'm going to be talking about my three favorite stacks for the week three main slate. There are a lot of great games to stack this week. But one stack that stands out above the rest for me is going to be Russell Wilson and DK Metcalf. The Seahawks are playing the Vikings indoors and dome games are statistically a bit more fantasy friendly than outdoor games. So we have to like that. And Russell Wilson is off to a pretty efficient start. Overall he is average just shy of 300 yards and three touchdowns. He's average three touchdowns per game just shy of 300 yards per game. Minnesota has opened up the season is just a middling past defense based on their expected points allowed per play. No need to downgrade Russ at all. And eyes are probably more on Tyler Lockett's though because of his hot start. But I'm going to be prioritizing DK Metcalf at seventy two hundred. Metcalf is average just eleven point one fandal points per game with Lockett at twenty five point nine. But the underlying data in their profiles things like routes run area or stuff like that imply that Lockett should be at about fourteen and a half fandal points per game with Metcalf at thirteen point two. Metcalf is also getting a two point five downfield targets per game. So Metcalf has regression coming his way. Minnesota ranks third worst against downfield passes thus far. So it could be the regression week for DK Metcalf in week three. Any time we can justify Lamar Jackson we should do it. It's basically always Jackson's average fourteen carries and two red zone carries per game at ninety seven rushing yards per game because he's just a fantasy football cheat code. But he's also averaged a viable two hundred and thirty seven passing yards per game. And the Lions are by far the best passing matchup possible for Lamar Jackson. So that benefits Lamar who in this case with Lamar we know the Russians there is the question is can he tack on the passing and he should be able to do that this week. And Marquis Brown has actually emerged as their number one option in Baltimore which has not always been the case. Hollywood is up to a 30 percent target share and a 40 percent air yard share and that includes one and a half red zone targets per game. And as we would expect for Marquis Brown three downfield targets per game Detroit is fourth worst against the deep ball this season by yards per target allowed so we can be in store for a ceiling game from both of these options for week three. We also have a value stack opportunity this week with Justin Fields starting for the Bears at sixty five hundred dollars on a fandal. If we like if we really truly want slate shattering value from a pastor we need big time production and unless you know fields or another quarterback under seven thousand is going to go for like four hundred yards and three touchdowns passing we should be seeking rushing to the left side and fields has that he ran 10 times in week two through just 13 passes times by comparison. Sure he had only 60 yards on those 13 passes but the efficiency expectation should be a lot greater for fields because he was a stud coming out of college. I'm going to want to stack him with Alan Robinson primarily but we also have Darnell Mooney for a mega value stack this week at fifty six hundred for Mooney. We had four of their overall targets from Justin Fields to downfield but Robinson is the clear number one he had three targets and one downfield from Justin Fields last week. He's the one we should bank on and take advantage of the savings we get with Justin Fields but good matchup this week against the Browns. So I'm in on Justin Fields stacking him with either Alan Robinson or Darnell Mooney for the week that I'll do it for my favorite NFL stacks for week three. Best of luck this week and let's double dip on those touchdown passes on Sunday.