It's October and we still have the NFL season rolling through in spite of a pandemic-related setback with Tennessee. It's not November, but we still have plenty of reason to be thankful for Thursday Night's matchup even if that means giving props to the Broncos and Jets. Although it's obviously not the best matchup, fear not, there are plenty of player props and fun DFS plays to pursue in this matchup so we had R.J. White join the show to break it all down

What's the exact opposite of Patrick Mahomes vs. Lamar Jackson on Monday night? Brett Rypien vs. Sam Darold probably qualifies! It's actually not that bad of a quarterback matchup in a vacuum. Rypien did enough at the college level to make him interesting here and Darnold was a top prospect. But when you add in Adam Gase for the Jets and a whole huge host of Broncos injuries -- Courtland Sutton, Von Miller, Jurrell Casey are just a few -- it becomes a lot less spicy. Find out who I like in this game and why, plus all the rest of the NFL slate for Week 4.

I bet you didn't think you'd be watching a matchup between Sam Darnold and Brett Rypien when you turned on Week 4's

The 1983 draft class might be the best for quarterbacks the NFL has seen and the last man standing during the 1999 season was Dan Marino. He wasn't the Marino we came to know and love in 1999 -- and he only played in 11 games -- but he put together a vintage performance against Peyton Manning's Colts that will never be forgotten. Our resident NFL historian Bryan DeArdo dives into that game and more while looking back at key historic games between two teams facing off in Week 4 of the 2020 season.

JuJu Smith-Schuster joined the All Things Covered podcast earlier this week and named Marlon Humphrey the toughest CB he's ever matched up against. Is it then a coincidence that the Ravens extended their young CB rewarding him with a new deal? We may never know but Cody Benjamin pinpointed the next seven NFL stars due for big contract extensions during the 2020 season.

Jeff Kerr loves diving deep into stats and there might be no NFL player more worthy of that right now than Russell Wilson. After social media carried out the #LetRussCook mantra this offseason, Seattle has altered their offensive approach with more pass attempts and fewer run calls. The result? Russ is, in fact, cooking. Kerr breaks down all the numbers that have gone into Wilson's dominant first three games and why he is very legitimately an MVP candidate.