Lucky Bucky is the biggest reset of Week 3, but the roster itself never needed rebuilding.

Lamar Jackson anchors the quarterback room, while Amon-Ra St. Brown, Chris Olave, DK Metcalf, Jaylen Waddle and Luther Burden give the receiver group legitimate depth. Trey McBride is a major advantage at tight end, while Bucky Irving, Chuba Hubbard, Rachaad White and Jordan Mason give the backfield enough usable pieces to compete now.

The biggest uncertainty is Superflex depth. Jaxson Dart is currently on IR, leaving Lamar as the only active quarterback on the roster. That becomes the first real roster-management problem for new manager CRexx55, who has fantasy experience but is entering dynasty for the first time.

Week 3’s 108.89 should not be treated as evidence that the roster suddenly got worse. The previous manager left the Superflex spot empty; simply starting Michael Wilson there would have produced 130.79, beaten both Line of Coke(r) and the median, and turned an 0-2 week into a 2-0 week.

Lucky Bucky is 4-2 with 447.65 points despite the self-inflicted Week 3 disaster. With competent lineup management, this remains one of the more complete active rosters in the league.

CURRENT READ: Contender. The roster survived the ownership change intact; the question now is whether new management can turn the talent into the results it should already have.