Minnesota takes an early lead in the duel of the undefeated teams.

Denver has an early lead over the undefeated Bucs.

Malik Willis scores a rushing touchdown against his former team.

After a Giants fumble on the opening kickoff, the Browns scored on their first play.

After losing wide receiver Puka Nacua (knee) in Week 1, the Rams will now be without Cooper Kupp (ankle) for an “extended period of time,” who suffered an injury in Week 2. The Rams are now missing their two best receivers, three offensive linemen: Jonah Jackson (shoulder), Steve Avila (knee), Joe Noteboom (ankle), safety John Johnson III (shoulder) and cornerback Darious Williams.

“We’ve had some unfortunate twists of fate,” said head coach Sean McVay. “I’ve never experienced anything like this. This is unique, but it’s also an opportunity for us to be what we want to be.”

In the NFL you can go home again.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson has dominated the NFC in his NFL career … he has a 20-1 overall record in 21 starts against the NFC, including eight consecutive wins in games he started as QB (5-0 in 2023).

New Orleans is undefeated after dominating the Panthers in Week 1 and then shocking the Cowboys in Week 2. In both meetings, they scored more than 40 points and allowed fewer than 20 points.

The Saints have scored a touchdown on each of their first 15 possessions this season. The team is seeing a resurgence of veteran quarterback Derek Carr and Alvin Kamara, who scored four touchdowns last week (3 rushing, 1 receiving). Kamara leads the NFL in scoring after two weeks.

“I know it’s not going to be perfect, but I’m going to try everything I can think of to get better this year,” Carr told reporters this week.

The Ravens have only started 0-3 once in franchise history (2015), but that could happen again on Sunday when Baltimore plays Dallas.

“We have to keep hitting the rock and the rock will break,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. “That’s our job, to keep hitting, not get discouraged and not think it’s all for nothing. We have to keep working and our reward will be in the future… We’re not going to let everyone define us by saying we’re not good or that the season is over after two games.”

After participating in limited practice during the week, Packers quarterback Jordan Love is out for tonight’s game against the Titans.

Here are some other notable active/inactives:

Led by new offensive coordinator Greg Roman, the Chargers have averaged 395 rush yards this season (second most in the league after two games behind the Packers), including more than 175 rush yards in back-to-back games for the first time since 2007.

Running back JK Dobbins, signed in the offseason, leads the NFL in rushing with 266 yards (an average of 9.9 yards per run) at the start of Week 3.

Tennessee’s starting quarterback has had an inconsistent start to the season. Levis has two passing touchdowns and five turnovers (most in the NFL) in the first two games of the season.

Titans head coach Brian Callahan was caught on camera yelling, “What the hell are you doing?” after he broke the ball during a Week 2 loss to the Jets.

“I don’t regret my feelings or how I felt in the moment,” he said Monday. “I just think I can do better. Just like I ask my players to control their emotions, I should probably control mine a little bit, too.”

The Titans want to avoid a 0-3 start for the first time since 2009.

The undefeated Buccaneers have thrived this season thanks in large part to Mayfield, who has now scored six total touchdowns (five of them passing) with just one pick.

“We have to build the chemistry and develop the resilience and culture that we want,” he said after his team beat the Lions in Detroit in Week 2. “This is a huge win for us and we have to continue to build on that.”

Mayfield and Tampa Bay have a record of 8-2 in their last 10 games (including playoffs) since 2023.

After two weeks, the Bears have the fewest passing yards, the second-fewest total yards (behind the Panthers), and the fifth-fewest rushing yards in the NFL.

“When it finally clicks and we’re all in the same cylinder, it’ll be good,” receiver DJ Moore said this week. “Right now, we’re still building… It’s going to be a road of ups and downs until we get the puzzle completely together.”

Caleb Williams, the No. 1 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, was hit 11 times in Week 2.

“I’m a little under the weather,” he admitted after the game.

If New York wants to pull out a win, they’ll need to take advantage of rookie receiver Malik Nabers. The former LSU star, selected No. 6, had 10 catches for 127 yards and a score in Week 2. His 18 catches were the most by a Giant in a single game since 2016.

With his 25 goals this season, he is second in the league.

With 179.5 passing yards per game, the Browns are in the middle of the NFL.

Week 2 wasn’t kind to many stars. Check out this list of players who will miss at least several weeks of the season (via NBC Sports):

• Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa (concussion) – placed on the injured list
• Chiefs RB Isiah Pacheco (fibula) – out 6-8 weeks
• Rams WR Cooper Kupp (ankle) – out “for an extended period of time”
• Eagles WR AJ Brown (thigh) – out “a few weeks”
• 49ers WR Deebo Samuel (calf) – will be out for “a few” weeks
• Jets DE Jermaine Johnson (Achilles tendon) – out for the rest of the season