Our Will Brinson's been talking about overreactions so much he's starting to overreact himself, so luckily he brought a level-headed influence on the show in NFL Network's Kyle Brandt. The guys talk Joe Flacco and which QBs they trust, and John Breech also joins to break down Week 2 and more.

Big Ben looked awful last week and the Chiefs looked great, so our Pete Prisco says the play in Week 2 is clearly to back the angry Steelers. Pete also says the Jags defense will hold the Pats to 17 (!) points, and you'll be shocked to see who he's got starting the season 2-0.

The last time the Ravens and Bengals played, Andy Dalton became a folk hero ... in Buffalo. Tonight they'll battle again, and our Jared Dubin took a deep dive into the stats to lay out everything you should know, including who he thinks will stay unbeaten and the big reason why.

After everybody FREAKS OUT about what happened in Week 1, the overreactions force Vegas to move the lines ... and that can mean big profit for you. Our stat geek R.J. White breaks it all down, including these seven line moves that were so drastic, they have a ton of potential value.

The stakes couldn't be higher for players in a contract year, and our agent Joel Corry has identified one from each division who needs a big season to cash in. Jadeveon Clowney and Earl Thomas are on the list, and Joel says there's a player in the NFC North who really needs to play well.

Adrian Peterson's facing an awful Colts defense and Devin Funchess will get more targets with Greg Olsen out, but which Falcons stud is a risky starter? Our Fantasy genius Dave Richard has your back with all the info you'll need, including a couple of sneaky sleepers in the Chargers-Bills game.

Atlanta ruined what would've been a perfect 5-0 start for our Sean Wagner-McGough, so is he picking the Falcons this week? NO, HE IS NOT. SWM has other reasons for taking the Panthers and the points (Steve Sarkisian, for one) and you can check out his other best bets right here.