You don't put Aaron Rodgers in the ground. Aaron Rodgers puts YOU in the ground. He hasn't lost in Chicago since 2010 (!) and Pete Prisco even agrees with me. R.J. White does not, and says he can't go against a Bears D that's No. 1 vs. both the run and pass. We pick every Week 15 game, and Bryant McFadden joins to talk Chargers-Chiefs and more.

There are two things you can expect at the 2019 draft: First, a lot of guys with EDGE next to their names chosen high in the first round, and second, some QUESTIONABLE choices at QB. Chris Trapasso says even though it's not a stellar QB class, three will go early, and check out the deep sleeper he's got going to the Ravens.

Pete Prisco actually called it. He said the Chargers would shock the Chiefs, so he's off to a 1-0 start in the SuperContest and he's sure he's got five more winners. Pete went with all 'dogs last week (it didn't go well), but this week he says the favored Giants will stay hot, and one team coming off a stunning win will cover again.

At one point this week, I allowed the above-mentioned Mr. White to talk me out of taking the Browns as a road 'dog. R.J. had some logical reasons, but I'm going to IGNORE HIM and take Cleveland. Just a feeling man. I'm also taking two big home favorites ('Tis the season to lay a lot of points) and another home team coming off a bad loss.

The Eagles have struggled coming off their Super Bowl season, and now they've got more trouble. Carson Wentz apparently has a broken back (!) that his coach says evolved over time. Danny Kanell and Raja Bell discuss the conflicting reports about the injury and what's up with the Philly medical staff.

Jamey Eisenberg already had one sleeper suggestion for this week who delivered in a HUGE way. The Chiefs' Damien Williams scored 29 PPR points, and now Jamey's got more advice that could help you win your league, including multiple Raiders facing that awful Bengals defense.

The 2008 Steelers weren't even predicted to make it to the playoffs before they went on an improbable run to a sixth Lombardi Trophy. On their 10-year anniversary, Bryant McFadden relives every moment of that magical ride with players and coaches. This week, Nate Washington talks about the Ravens rivalry, Hines Ward's mentorship and much more.