Sunday Late Game Previews - NFL Week 3

The afternoon and evening games in Week 3 promise to showcase some of the most prominent players and rivalries in the league. With numerous teams vying for playoff spots and star quarterbacks taking center stage, these contests could significantly influence the playoff standings early in the season.

Broncos at Chargers – SoFi Stadium (4:05 PM)

The Broncos (1-1) are eager to recover from a devastating one-point defeat at the hands of the Colts. Rookie quarterback Bo Nix has demonstrated commendable composure, and J.K. Dobbins provides essential balance to the offense; however, the defense must exhibit greater effectiveness in closing out games. Meanwhile, the Chargers (2-0) are quietly thriving under coach Jim Harbaugh, with Justin Herbert executing plays efficiently and the defense capitalizing on turnovers. This AFC West matchup will challenge Denver's ability to keep pace with one of the division's most formidable teams.

Saints at Seahawks – Lumen Field (4:05 PM)

New Orleans (0-2) continues its quest for a first victory with young quarterback Spencer Rattler, who has displayed moments of brilliance but has also struggled with errors. Alvin Kamara remains a reliable cornerstone of the offense, yet the Saints require more consistent performance to turn their season around. The Seahawks (1-1) recently triumphed over the Steelers, thanks to a robust rushing display by Kenneth Walker III and Sam Darnold’s solid performance. Seattle aims to validate their new run-centric strategy as a means to navigate through the challenges of their NFC schedule.

Cowboys at Bears – Soldier Field (4:25 PM)

Dallas (1-1) managed a narrow victory over the Giants in overtime but revealed defensive vulnerabilities. Dak Prescott has maintained a steady presence, and CeeDee Lamb continues to make significant contributions; however, the Cowboys will need to establish more balance if they hope to remain competitive in the NFC East. The Bears (0-2), coming off a humbling defeat to the Lions, found a glimmer of hope in rookie receiver Rome Odunze's performance. Caleb Williams and his teammates will aim to secure a much-needed improvement at home against a talented yet inconsistent Dallas squad.

Cardinals at 49ers – Levi’s Stadium (4:25 PM)

Arizona (2-0) is gaining confidence with Kyler Murray exhibiting sharp gameplay and rookie Marvin Harrison Jr. making substantial contributions. The Cardinals are a youthful and dynamic team but face a significant challenge against San Francisco (2-0). Christian McCaffrey is fit and leading the 49ers' offensive efforts while their defense remains one of the most formidable in the league. This NFC West battle will provide insight into how close Arizona is to establishing itself among the division’s elite.

Chiefs at Giants – MetLife Stadium (8:20 PM)

Kansas City (0-2) finds itself in an unusual predicament, still in search of its first victory of the season. Both Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce continue to deliver impressive performances, but concerns regarding the offensive line and the depth of the wide receiver group persist. New York (0-2) has faced its own challenges, even with Russell Wilson generating significant yardage, as the defense has faltered during critical junctures. Both teams are in urgent need of a win, but the Chiefs, in particular, must avoid the dire situation of an 0-3 start in a highly competitive AFC.

Tomorrow's games are bound to be exhilarating, so be sure to tune in!