Every week it seems the Seahawks are only going to win if Russell Wilson does crazy stuff, and he KEEPS DOING IT, but is he the NFL's most exciting player? John Breech says while Lamar Jackson is electrifying, Wilson's a one-man show. Ryan Wilson and Sean Wagner-McGough also have top five lists that don't compare to mine as we break down Seahawks-Niners, the playoff race and much more.

Pete Prisco always knew Lamar Jackson had tons of talent, but he wasn't sure he'd turn into a quality NFL quarterback. Consider Pete convinced. He says Lamar can do everything and is a legit MVP candidate, and the Ravens are Pete's new No. 1 in his Power Rankings. The Vikings also rose and the Niners didn't fall far, but check out the huge drop by one NFC contender.

Sean McVay's only been an NFL head coach for two and a half years, but John Breech is worried McVay has already run out of offensive ideas. The Rams coach purposely let Blake Bortles (and his punter) play QB in last week's loss. Breech doesn't trust Jared Goff or Mitchell Trubisky, but he trusts Goff less and says the Bears will shock L.A., and here's who wins a Steelers-Browns thriller.

The Dolphins have won two in a row and we've got a new sheriff in town when it comes to tanking. The Bengals, who nearly won in Seattle in Week 1, came out of nowhere to become the NFL's worst team, and Ryan Wilson says they'll bungle their way into taking Joe Burrow No. 1. Ryan's got three other QBs going in Round 1, including a very interesting Panthers pick.

It's pretty remarkable when you think about it: In the 100 years of the NFL, only one team has ever gone unbeaten. The 1972 Dolphins can again pop the champagne after the Niners were the last team to suffer a loss this season, and Jeff Kerr broke down the longest unbeaten streak to start a season for every NFL team (really, Jets, three games?).

It wasn't all good news for the Falcons this week, as Devonta Freeman injured his foot, thrusting Brian Hill into the fantasy spotlight. Jamey Eisenberg breaks down exactly what to expect from Hill as well as some other waiver wire steals, including Deebo Samuel and a QB who just matched his season high in fantasy points and has a great matchup.

Picking a side on a coin toss should be as easy as identifying the color of a dress or deciding whether someone is saying 'Yanny' or 'Laurel.' Of course, the internet can't figure out any of those things, the latest being whether Geno Smith actually called heads on the OT coin toss Monday night. Take a listen and decide for yourself.