The NFL's bursting with bad teams and one just fired its coach, so who's left atop the hot-seat list? Sean Wagner-McGough says Dan Quinn's clearly in a tier to himself (he took over the Falcons D and it's STILL HORRIBLE) and Jared Dubin also joins me, John Breech, to rank coaches on the hot seat, size up Browns-Niners and much more.

Sean Payton's always been a great play-caller, but Pete Prisco says it's time he got credit for being much more than that. Payton's directed the Saints to three straight wins AFTER Drew Brees got hurt, and Pete's got Teddy Bridgewater and the Saints up to No. 3 in his Power Rankings, just behind the unbeaten Niners (and check out how far the Chiefs fell).

No matter how good the unbeaten Niners have been, John Breech can't take them seriously until they actually beat a team from their division. That's something Kyle Shanahan hasn't been good at (2-10 vs. NFC West as Niners coach), so John's backing the Rams, and he's got picks for every Week 6 game, including a depressing thriller in Miami.

Baker Mayfield got negative fantasy points this week, and he's not the only star struggling. Mike Evans scored a big zero, and Odell Beckham's just the 30th-ranked fantasy WR. So, what should you do with them? Chris Towers asked four of our fantasy experts, and they agree that Baker can be dropped, but have differing takes on Josh Gordon.

Nick Bosa played just two games before Monday night, but his small sample size isn't keeping him off Josh Edwards' list anymore. Bosa dominated against the Browns with two sacks and four tackles, and Josh has the No. 2 pick up to No. 1 in his Rookie Rankings. The Top 3 also includes a player who broke an all-time rookie record.

The Chiefs' high-octane offense was held to just 13 points last week, but that can't happen two weeks in a row, can it? Bryan DeArdo says K.C. will score a lot more that 13, but still suffer another upset as the Texans hit a HUGE number. Bryan's picking every Week 6 game, and he's got the Eagles in a stunner, and says there'll be a close one in Green Bay.

Richard Sherman had an interception in the Niners' win over the Browns, and said he and his teammates got fired up when Baker Mayfield refused to shake his hand before the game. One problem: video shows Mayfield actually did shake Sherman's hand. Get a load of how the Niners CB tried to play it off.