Munich comes out of their Bye Week in Week 3 still undefeated and looking to get their first away W. It`s gonna be a tough one. Stuttgart just bounced back from their only loss so far in Week 2 with a strong 53-14 win over Hamburg. The Surge show that they continue to do very solid work this year. It has never been an easy task to travel to the southwest of Germany the last years but this year they might have just taken it up a notch.

The Surge comes out of Week 3 with confidence. They took care of business against Berlin early on in the game and were able to even take out a lot fo the starters in the fourth quarter. Quarterback Hennessey threw for 217 yards while completing 13 of his 18 attempts. He added another 13 yards on the ground and threw for 3 Touchdowns. Hennessey is gonna have a tough time against a pressing Munich defensive line. He won`t have too much time in the pocket and he is not knwon to run a lot. Short plays and always-open-routes for his receivers will be the only option for Hennesseys passing game on Sunday. Stuttgart was definetly able to get more rushing yards on against Hamburg than in Week 2 against Paris but will have a hard time against the Munich rushing defense that gave both Tirol and Berlin unpleasant memories when it comes to rushing attempts (Raiders accomlished 58 rushing yards aginst Munich, Berlin only 31).

Munichs defense fits the struggling Surge offense perfectly and will keep them below 20 points for sure. On the other side of the field, Russell Tabor and his offense will face a strong and loaded defense as well. Stuttgart has for sure one of the best defenses in the League this season, featuring for example Nikolas Knoblauch, who leads the team with 18 tackles so far.

With Russell Tabor, Stuttgart faces a two- threat- QB and with Malik Stanley one of the top Receivers in the league. Munich will try to structure their offensive game around these two Stars.