The Ravens won their last five games by a combined 202-62, and that includes the Pats, Seahawks and Texans, so how does anyone slow Lamar Jackson? Sean Wagner-McGough points out how hard it is to find someone to replicate Jackson in practice (the Bengals apparently used ANDY DALTON) while John Breech and Ryan Wilson break down how it might be done, and we also break down the MVP race and much more.

Tom Brady and his banged-up offense seem out of sync, yet the Pats are still 10-1 behind their D. The Niners made Aaron Rodgers look awful, and Pete Prisco says in this era of wide-open offenses, it's those defenses that stand out (along with a Ravens offense that has gone SCORCHED EARTH). They're all in Pete's top three, and check out the AFC team that made the biggest move.

John Breech says the Cowboys have a big problem this week (besides the fact Jason Garrett is still their coach) and it's that the team they face on Thanksgiving is flying under the radar. The 8-3 Bills have the only QB in this game who's had at least two TDs in each of his last seven games, and Breech says they'll stun Dallas; check out his wild prediction for Browns-Steelers, Part II, and all the Week 13 games.

Justin Herbert picked a bad time to have his worst game of the season. Ryan Wilson says the Oregon QB has created more questions about how his game translates to the NFL, and with Tua Tagovailoa's injury concerns, only one QB made his first round. Ryan's mock also saw the best pass rusher in recent memory fall in the Giants' lap, and the rich get richer at No. 31.

Niners at Ravens on Sunday should be a whopper of a game, as well as a possible Super Bowl preview. We could also be watching one of the most unusual games, statistically speaking, of the 2019 season. Cody Benjamin broke down six wild stats, including the last time a 10-1 team was an underdog, and get a load of how long it's been since a pass D did what the Niners are doing.

It's crunch time in most fantasy leagues and this may be it for the waiver wire with the playoffs starting (even if you won't make it, you can still STOP YOUR FRIENDS FROM WINNING). So who's still out there who could help you? Jamey Eisenberg breaks down targets, including the return of Andy Dalton, and a Dolphins curveball at RB.

Maxx Crosby was taken 105 picks after Nick Bosa and 99 picks after the Jags' Josh Allen, but after recording 5.5 sacks in the last three games, the Raiders rookie sits just behind his big-name peers in production. Josh Edwards has Crosby up to No. 9 in his rookie rankings (Jon Gruden and Mike Mayock's draft class is looking good) and check out the WR who rose to No. 11.