Gosh darn it, I guess I should've seen this coming, because 2020: PETE PRISCO IS PEACOCKING with Aaron Rodgers 3-0. But John Breech has a good reason why you still might not want to buy the Packers, and Ryan Wilson has insight on Russell Wilson's otherworldly start as we break down the Falcons blowing another big lead, our first tie of the year and every game (yes, I have some apologies to make).

Ready for a heavyweight battle? That's right: Broncos-Jets is only three days away. I kid, of course, because lucky for all of us tonight is Chiefs-Ravens, a clash of the NFL's two best teams, not to mention the last two MVPs. Jared Dubin takes a close look at key matchups and what to expect, and also has a very interesting prediction.

It's not often that a starting QB gets benched after leading his team to a 2-0 start, but the Bears did it to Mitch Trubisky. And the amazing thing is, it worked so perfectly that John Breech gave Chicago an 'A' for coming back to beat the Falcons (who else?) behind Nick Foles. Breech handed out grades for everybody; one team didn't lose and still got an 'F.'

If you've been putting extra change into a jar for the past decade so that you can bet it all on the Pats when they're finally 7-point underdogs, you're in luck. For just the third time in the last 18 years, the Pats are getting a full TD or more. John Breech broke down the odds on every Week 4 game; the Bengals are actually favored, which is a good reason not to bet on them.

You might've known that Carson Wentz threw multiple INTs for the third straight game. And maybe you knew about Russell Wilson having 14 TD passes through three weeks. But did you know Tom Brady threw a TD pass to his 80th different target? Kevin Boilard has eight numbers you need to know; here's what 2,114 has to do with the Browns.

It wasn't that long ago when the Texans, Eagles and Vikings were in the playoffs, but Jason La Canfora says they won't be making postseason plans this season. He says they're among a handful of teams who got exposed Sunday. Here's who else is in that group, as well as JLC's notes on the Pats 'road graders,' Justin Herbert and more.

If simply watching the NFL's top two powerhouses go head-to-head isn't enough excitement for you, R.J. White's got your back. R.J. broke down all the gambling angles to consider, offering his advice on who to take ATS, the O/U line, and plenty of props. There's an Under involving Lamar Jackson that has a good shot at paying off.