Is there anything good to say about the Raiders? NOT AT ALL. Bryant McFadden says they JUST QUIT and forecasts their future. It's part of an amazing show as Trent Green also joins me to break down Chiefs-Browns, then Pete Prisco and stat geek R.J. White hop on to pick every Week 9 game against the spread.

Pete's on a HOT STREAK. He's coming off a 4-1 week (Pete thinks he should've gone 5-0) and he's sure the Falcons offense will be hot too. Pete says Atlanta's rested coming off its bye and will light up a strong Skins D. He's also got the Titans covering, and says to fade a team that's won five straight.

I flipped to the Raiders late Thursday afternoon (THANKS NICK MULLENS) so now I'm a game behind Pete Prisco in the season-long experts picks. I will not accept losing to Pete. It's time to pick some winners, and I've got some that can't miss, including the Seahawks and one team that's a six-point dog.

The Jameis Era in Tampa has fallen on hard times. He's been benched for being a turnover machine, so why not replace him with a QB who's thrown just 20 interceptions in his last 1,145 attempts? That's what Chris Trapasso did in his latest mock, and here's the rest of a very interesting first round.

Jason La Canfora is 12-6-1 on his best bets after a 2-1 week and believes he's hitting his stride. JLC's grabbing the three points and fading the Ravens, a team he knows very well, even though the Steelers have struggled lately in Baltimore. He's also sure one team that got thumped at home last week will bounce back big.

Now that Demaryius Thomas and Amari Cooper are on new teams, should you expect much from them? Is FitzMagic worth starting in Carolina? Heath Cummings has the answers as he goes over everything you need to know, like which players should get a TON of more opportunities this week.

Two of the greatest players in NFL history are squaring off in a primetime game Sunday night and people are LOSING IT. We only get to see the Pats and Packers play once every four years, after all, so Jared Dubin went deep into all the stats, with some surprising ones about Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady.