Jets kicker Nick Folk had a nice day against the Bills Week 3.

Folk hit 3 extra point attempts, and added 2 field goals. Folk managed to nail field goals from 47 and 34 yards out. He'll face the Titans next week. 

Panthers kicker Graham Gano was quite busy during a 38-0 win Week 3 vs. N.Y. Giants. Gano connected on a 53-yard gield goal in the second quarter and hit all five of his extra-point attempts.

Gano is now 6 for 12 in his career on kicks 50 yards or longer. The Panthers are on a bye Week 4 before returning to action Week 5 at Arizona.

Vikings kicker Blair Walsh remained perfect in Week 3 against the Browns, in a 31-27 loss. Walsh connected on both of his field-goal attempts, from 43 and 30 yards out, while nailing three extra-point tries as well.

Walsh is 6 for 6 on the season, with 27 points overall. 

Ravens kicker Justin Tucker made up for his poor showing last time out, as he connected on three field-goal attempts in a 30-9 win over the Texans in Week 3.  

Tucker was good from 28, 45 and 43 yards out, while adding three successful extra-point attempts. His 12 points represent a season high. 

Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein successfully converted his only extra-point attempt in Sunday's 31-7 loss to the Cowboys. Zuerlein attmepted no field goals. 

The Rams face the 49ers Week 4, on Thursday night. 

The Bills have made K Dustin Hopkins, CB Stephon Gilmore, S Jairus Byrd, CB Ron Brooks, OL Doug Legursky, WR Marquise Goodwin and TE Chris Gragg inactive for Week 3 against the Jets. 

The Bills ruled three players out for Week 3 against the Jets Friday, based on their lack of participation in practice. Wide receiver Marquise Goodwin (hand), defensive back Ron Brooks (foot) and kicker Dustin Hopkins (groin) were all officially ruled out, and will not travel with the team. Defensive back Stephon Gilmore (wrist) had been ruled out earlier in the week as well. 

The Buccaneers announced Wednesday they reached an agreement with kicker Connor Barth, who is out for the season after suffering a torn Achilles in a charity basketball game in July, to be paid his 2013 salary and keep the final two years of his contract in place. 

"We don't have to do anything because it was a non-football injury, so you don't have to pay a penny. But we just felt like as an organization, through the process, it was the right thing to do," general manager Mark Dominik said. "We have a lot of respect for Connor. We really like him as a person and as a player, both. He's been a good Buccaneer. We set up his contract to give him every opportunity to earn his final two years and still [be] with the club next year. We figured it all out, we worked it all out and I think both sides are happy."

Placekicker Shayne Graham has been released by the Steelers, ESPN is reporting. The veteran was signed last Monday after Shaun Suisham injured his hamstring in Week 1. But Suisham returned in time for the Cincinnati game, which precipitated the release of the 35-year-old Graham.

Tight end Heath Miller (knee) and running back Le'Veon Bell (foot), who earlier were ruled out for Monday night's game in Cincinnati, head the Steelers' list of inactives. Also sitting out are cornerbacks Cortez Allen (ankle) and Curtis Brown (illness), quarterback Landry Jones, kicker Shayne Graham and center/guard Cody Wallace.