About 65% of Chargers-Bears bets are on L.A., but THEY STINK and I'm calling it now: three Mitch Trubisky TD passes. Pete Prisco wonders if that's for the rest of the season, but R.J. White is with me (the Chargers have lost three straight to losing teams). R.J.'s wrong about Giants-Lions, though, as we pick every game ATS and more.

The Bengals HAVE to trade A.J. Green (unless they'd prefer to see him walk next year and get nothing back), but where will he wind up? With just four days left before the trade deadline, Cody Benjamin broke down the one trade every team should make, including Green to the Packers. Cody's got some other big names moving too; check out the perfect fit for Robby Anderson.

It wasn't long ago when Baker Mayfield led a parade of five QBs going in the first round, but Josh Edwards says 2020 will take it up a notch. Josh has six first-round QBs in his latest mock, with Tua Tagovailoa leading the way at No. 1 to the Bengals. All six will even be gone by the 16th selection, when the Raiders take this 6-foot-6 prospect.

Jason La Canfora is coming off his first losing week of the season (he pinky swears that he won't do any more Thursday picks), but he's ready to bounce back in a big way. JLC's laying the points with a Saints D that will make it a long day for Kyler Murray in a super-loud stadium, and he's fading two teams who traded away top talent this week.

Few things get Jamey Eisenberg as excited as a week like this, when there are a ton of surprise players fantasy teams can rely on. Jamey's high on the Titans, with Ryan Tannehill and Corey Davis among his top sleepers, and check out these two backup RBs who Jamey says could be in good spots.

Patrick Mahomes practiced a bit this week, but any speculation he might actually play eight days after dislocating his kneecap was shot down by Andy Reid. There are some other Chiefs injuries, too, and Jeff Kerr has the latest on those and all the big ones heading into Sunday; here's what's expected from Josh Jacobs, Keenan Allen and Matt Ryan.

The Bears' offense, you may have noticed, could use a pick-me-up. Chris Trapasso says that while Mitchell Trubisky isn't playing well, a big part of the problem is Chicago just can't run it (their three RBs are all averaging 3.3 YPC or less). Chris' solution: call up RB Kerrith Whyte, who's at No. 8 in his practice squad power rankings, and here's who else made his list.