Standard rate for 34-0-0 is 3 lbs/1,000 sq ft. You applied 8× that (three 40-lb bags on 5,000 sq ft). Grass wilts and browns from nitrogen toxicity.
Scrape off top 3 inches of soil, replace with screened topsoil, sod next week. (Sell removed soil as fertilizer to neighbors!)
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