Rookie quarterbacks Marcus Mariota and Jameis Winston combined for three touchdowns and three interceptions in losing efforts on Sunday.
We're tallying up the statistics and evaluating the performances of the 2015 NFL draft's top two picks. Here are the results from Week 3:
Mariota: 27-of-44 passing, 367 yards, two touchdowns, two interceptions in Tennessee's 35-33 loss to Indianapolis.
From Paul Kuharsky: Marcus Mariota is becoming a viable fantasy quarterback. ... In the right week, he could be a good play. Read the rest of the story here.
Winston: 17-of-36 passing, 261 yards, one touchdown, one interception in Tampa Bay's 19-9 loss to Houston.
From Jeremy Fowler: The Bucs couldn't run the ball (57 yards on 20 carries), which is a concern because Jameis Winston is still erratic with his accuracy. But at least Winston showed some big-game moments, including two beautiful downfield throws to Louis Murphy in the fourth to approach the red zone. Read the rest of the story here.
Twitter reaction
A Texans fan's sign for Jameis Winston. pic.twitter.com/M1Ej2jl4K6
— Tania Ganguli (@taniaganguli) September 27, 2015
Marcus Mariota has 298 yards passing and 2 touchdowns, and zero rushing attempts. ("Spread QB.")
— Chris B. Brown (@smartfootball) September 27, 2015
Stats will not show it, but that was by far Jameis Winston's best game as a pro. 19 incompletions, but 2 throwaways, and another 8-10 drops.
— Bud Elliott (@TomahawkNation) September 27, 2015
Marcus Mariota: 3rd straight game with multiple TD passes
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) September 27, 2015