There's a ton that goes into having the right DFS strategies, and Brandon Guptill of Gup's Corner joins me to break down the best ones. Brandon says the Bucs could have four starters worth stacking in Week 1 (but he prefers to target these 'sneaky' stacks). We also discuss a strong Week 1 Raiders play, which DFS competitions are best to enter and more.

Since 2002, there have been 18 teams that went from a first-place finish one season to last the next. I'm no math genius, but I believe that comes out to an average of one team per year, so we're due for another. But who'll it be? John Breech ranked all eight who could do it, with the Pats in the top 3 (!) and get a load of who's ahead of them.

The Ravens have washed their hands of Earl Thomas, and if you're wondering where the Pro-Bowl safety (but locker room headache) could end up, we're here for you. Cody Benjamin ranked his top eight landing spots, and if you think the Cowboys are out, Jerry Jones says think again ... but maybe it's actually Cody's No. 2 team that's inevitable.

What does the NFL's future look like on offense? Well, some teams are set up to dominate for many years to come, with their skill-position players all having played only four seasons or fewer. Chris Trapasso ranked the top 10 young offensive cores, and the defending Super Bowl champs aren't even in the top three.

There's good news for the AFC East: Stephon Gilmore, Tre'Davious White and Byron Jones are spectacular. But there's also some bad news, and not just for the QBs who have to face them: Outside of CB, this is a division short on individual talent. Jared Dubin unveiled his preseason All-AFC East Team; Cam should be the top QB, but RB is particularly rough.

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