Not going to lie here folks, I am SCORCHING HOT on these best bets. My season record on the podcast is 12-4-1, so I don't know how Pete Prisco and R.J. White can even disagree with me, but they do. I'm still riding my Vikings, but R.J.'s backing the Bears, and Pete has his own wrong opinions as we break down every game ATS and much more.

Melvin Gordon has ended his holdout, but does that mean he'll be playing for the Chargers much longer? Nope. Josh Edwards says Gordon will exit stage left when the team takes D'Andre Swift, and he's not the only running back to go in Round 1. Josh also has three QBs going in the top 11; here's who leads the Raiders in Vegas.

Whether it's due to injuries or bye weeks, you might be searching for help in Week 4, and Jamey Eisenberg knows exactly where you should look. Jamey says five WRs have already scored at least 12 PPR points against the Cardinals this year, and he expects D.K. Metcalf to join that list, and here's a (gulp) Dolphin who could actually help out.

The NFL changed replay this offseason and opened a can of worms, and now the worms are all over the floor and no one is bothering to clean them up. WHAT ARE WE DOING? The latest bizarre pass interference controversy came in Eagles-Packers (actually, both teams got hosed) so I took a deep dive into how we got here; this has to be the only explanation for it.

Patrick Mahomes will play indoors for the first time in his pro career, and Jason La Canfora doesn't see how the Lions can trade points with a Chiefs team that will be EVEN FASTER. JLC says to lay the 6.5 points, and he's got more best bets for Week 4, including a traditional power finally getting its first win.

If you include Super Bowl LIII, the Patriots defense hasn't allowed a touchdown in four straight games, so it figures they're storing a super-freakish athletic safety on their practice squad. Chris Trapasso ranks Obi Melifonwu at No. 8 in his Week 4 Power Rankings, and if the first three weeks are any indication, one of these guys will get called up soon.

It's been almost a year since we last saw Jay Ajayi take the field, but after recovering from a torn ACL, he's informed all 32 teams he's ready to play. But who will he play for? Cody Benjamin broke down the top five landing spots, and while one is obvious with Saquon Barkley sidelined, you might not have even considered No. 5.