The Browns, champions of the offseason, have gone right down the toilet and players are apparently looking to jump ship. Brady Quinn played for Cleveland and points out exactly what's wrong there, including constant changes ruining the culture (Jason La Canfora says the Browns were on to something last year but didn't realize it). Ryan Wilson also joins to size up the 2020 draft, Drew Brees' legend and more.

Pete Prisco is heating up just as the season's nearing the end and he says IT FIGURES. Pete's sure he can keep it going though, and that starts with the Eagles, who seem to have half their roster injured but will find a way to win the NFC East (Dallas is set up for a major letdown). Pete's got picks for all the other games, too, including two 11-3 teams getting stunned.

If Kyle Shanahan had any fond memories of his coaching days in Atlanta, they're probably gone now. Before the Niners' shocking loss to the Falcons, they were projected to get a first-round bye, but now? Our number cruncher Stephen Oh's computer says the Niners are staring at a road game on Wild-Card Weekend, and here's how it sees the entire playoff picture.

Aaron Rodgers has thrown 24 TDs and only two INTs, but has he been one of the three best QBs in the NFC this season? Sean Wagner-McGough points out A-Rod (18th in completion percentage, 12th in DVOA) hasn't been better than Dak Prescott or Kirk Cousins, and Sean has seven other notable snubs (what more could Kenny Golladay do?) as he breaks down every selection.

The Bills are playoff-bound, but one thing they're definitely not is big at WR (John Brown is 5-10, and he TOWERS over Cole Beasley and Isaiah McKenzie). Chris Trapasso says they'll fix that by taking 6-4 Michael Pittman with the 25th pick, while two QBs go in the top three, and check out how the Jets help Sam Darnold.

BOY is this going to take a leap of faith. The Browns are getting 10 at home against the Ravens, and that's a ton of points for a team that hung a 40 burger on Baltimore earlier in the year. Give me Cleveland, and I'll also take the Jets getting 3 (N.Y. can stop the run, and I don't think Devlin Hodges can pass), plus one team whose fans have been wearing paper bags on their heads.

There are some great games with huge playoff implications in Week 16, but why bet on those when the biggest gambling edge is on the stinkbombs? R.J. White points out a trend when non-playoff teams clash in Week 16 that has paid off with a massive 67.5% cover rate since 2000, and that's just one of R.J.'s tips; check out the line that's almost 10 points off where it should be by DVOA.