The NFL's 100th season is just days away and it's TIME TO PREDICT. John Breech picks the MVP (another 40 year old?), says a second-rounder will be OROY, and he's got division and playoff forecasts, too. Sean Wagner-McGough joins with his own predictions, but nobody's are better than mine so check them out, it's a lively show.

There were some stunning trades that went down over the weekend and Jason La Canfora says they provided a portal into the very souls of three teams. The Texans, Seahawks and Dolphins were the big movers, and JLC says Houston showed exactly why going without a GM might be a bad idea, and has many more thoughts (will Josh Rosen get moved again?)

Every year on roster cutdown day, a player everyone thought was safe gets caught in the buzzsaw. The Bills had contended all offseason, and passionately, that Shady McCoy was in their plans, and then he wasn't. Patrik Walker ranked that one of the most surprising releases, and there were a couple of other real head-scratchers in the same division.

Speaking of Shady, it didn't take long for him to latch on with the Chiefs, but does that mean he'll be a big problem for Damien Williams and Darwin Thompson fantasy owners? Heath Cummings says you'd better believe it, and Heath answers five more burning questions, including whether we should believe Lamar Jackson will be a pass-heavy, No. 1 QB.

Tua Tagovailoa and Justin Herbert are battling it out to be the No. 1 pick, and Chris Trapasso says they're going to have some first-round QB company. Jacob Eason and Jalen Hurts, both transfers who are former top recruits, have already charged into Round 1 of Chris' mock; check out who winds up with the latest Oklahoma star.

The Cowboys fired up their first practice of Week 1 on Monday morning, and they'd hoped to have Ezekiel Elliott in the building when it got underway. Zeke wasn't there, though, even though apparently the only thing left to be ironed out is the structure of a new deal. Patrik Walker says it's become a battle of narratives, and here's what to expect.