Reading: Treydez Green leads Week 3 C2C waiver watch with Jayden Mandal

Treydez Green leads Week 3 C2C waiver watch with Jayden Mandal

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Jayden Mandal went from a rough night against USC to one of the cleanest quarterback adds in Week 3 C2C leagues, and the rebound was loud enough to matter. Against Sacramento State, he completed 23 of 26 passes for 316 yards and two touchdowns, added another score on the ground and finished with more than 30 fantasy points.

That is why Kevin put Mandal in the Treydez green conversation as basically free in C2C leagues right now and one of the more interesting quarterback pickups on the wire. For fantasy managers, that kind of production at a scarce position is hard to ignore, especially when it comes with a stat line that looks efficient rather than lucky.

The appeal is not just the box score. Kevin pointed to Fresno State's offense using more bubble screens, quick perimeter throws and easy touches for playmakers after the rough outing against USC, a shift that can help a quarterback stay productive even when the line is not consistently creating movement in the run game. Mandal's numbers against Sacramento State fit that profile: quick completions, controlled passing and enough involvement on the ground to add another layer of value.

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There is, though, one reason to keep the temperature realistic. Sacramento State is not the strongest opponent, and Kevin did not pretend otherwise. The recommendation is built on a strong performance, but it is also built on usage, and that is where the signal gets more interesting than the opponent. Mandal was not just chasing big plays; he was operating in a way that can be repeated.

Kevin's view is that Fresno State's schedule lines up well enough for Mandal's production to keep going, which is the part C2C managers care about most in Week 3. If a quarterback is available and already showing the volume, efficiency and rushing help that create stable fantasy output, the next move is obvious: add him before someone else does.

The real question now is not whether Mandal had one good afternoon. It is how long he stays available while he is still priced like a free quarterback with usable production.

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