We're a quarter of the way through the season and there are THIRTEEN teams at 2-2. They can't all finish .500 (right?!), but who'll rise and who'll fall? I'm aboard the Chargers bus, and Ryan Wilson says the Eagles are trending up, while John Breech and Sean Wagner-McGough point out who'll be sinking soon as we break down CIN-PIT, Vontaze Burfict and much more

Week 4 taught us (just like it always does) that we know nothing. The Raiders, Bucs and Browns all won as huge road dogs, and it seems like everybody's 2-2. Pete Prisco's not sure if October will see more separation, but he is sure of one thing: The Niners are legit. Pete's got them at No. 3 in his rankings, and the Seahawks also shot up the charts, but there were two big fallers in the AFC South.

John Breech has some regrets. He once threw away six dollars to see 'Beverly Hills Chihuahua,' for instance, but he doesn't regret that as much as the picks he made last week. John went 5-10, but the good news is it's about to get better, because he's taking the Packers and Aaron Rodgers NEVER loses at Jerry World. John has picks for every Week 5 game, including a stunner in the NFC South.

There are some stopgap players available on the waiver wire if you need them, but unlike many weeks, the top targets could actually help carry you for the long haul. Jamey Eisenberg says Golden Tate and Chris Herndon are among those out there in many leagues who could be huge, and check out who was AWFUL in Week 4 but is set up for a major rebound.

Who's been the best rookie so far? There's no clear-cut answer, but the Steelers' win over the Bengals showcased the player Josh Edwards has as his No. 1. Josh says Devin Bush has been a beast, but the Rookie of the Year race is far from over. Gardner Minshew is near the top, and check out the center in Josh's top 4.

Daniel Jones has awakened the Giants offense, and now he gets Golden Tate as a target. Bryan DeArdo says Mr. Dimes will also get his third win in as many games, stunning the reeling Vikings in New Jersey. Bryan's also got the Browns handing the Niners their first loss, and check out what happens to the Bills in Tennessee.

The Patriots are 4-0 and just beat the team who should be their biggest AFC East threat on the road, but if there's one person who wasn't celebrating afterwards, it's Tom Brady. The Pats QB says his flight back from Buffalo was ruined, and here's why (as well as why this week's shouldn't be so bad).