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Week 3 of the NFL season delivered some of the most shocking results we've witnessed in recent memory, turning expectations upside down and forcing us to reconsider what we thought we knew about several teams.
The Carolina Panthers, widely considered among the league's worst, completely dominated the Atlanta Falcons in a stunning 30-0 shutout that transformed Bryce Young into a confident field general. Meanwhile, the Vikings with backup Sam Darnold dismantled the Bengals so thoroughly that a single Minnesota defensive back outscored Cincinnati's entire team with two touchdowns.
Dan Campbell's Detroit Lions made a statement on Monday Night Football, rushing for a jaw-dropping 295 yards against Baltimore while sacking Lamar Jackson seven times. This victory highlighted the continued growth of Detroit's program while exposing concerning defensive trends for the Ravens, particularly after another momentum-shifting fumble by Derrick Henry.
Perhaps most embarrassing was the Dallas Cowboys' complete defensive collapse against Chicago, where Caleb Williams executed a masterful 19-play touchdown drive and connected on a beautiful flea flicker. The Cowboys' defense was so ineffective that we've officially renamed them the "Alice Cowgirls" – playing without the letter "D" for defense.
The Eagles provided the week's most dramatic finish, overcoming a 26-7 deficit against the Rams before blocking a potential game-winning field goal attempt that 365-pound Jordan Davis returned for a touchdown. This improbable victory keeps Philadelphia perfect at 3-0 despite their early-game struggles.
As we look ahead to Week 4, several teams face identity crises while others build momentum that could define their seasons. Which surprises were flukes, and which represent real shifts in the NFL landscape? Subscribe now and join our conversation as we track the season's most compelling storylines each week.