Since 2012, there has been at least one 0-2 team every year that made the playoffs. Nine sit at 0-2 now, so who'll it be? Brady Quinn says it's the Broncos behind an experienced QB and great edge rushers, and Ryan Wilson has an interesting pick, too, but neither will prove as accurate as mine (I had Seattle AND Houston last year), plus we break down all the latest NFL news.

Pete Prisco went 10-6 last week, and he's looking to stick with winners. That's why he's picking Jimmy G (10-2 all-time) to lead the 2-0 Niners to a win and cover in their home opener. Pete says it's a tough spot for Mason Rudolph in his first start, and he's got picks for every game. Here's what Pete expects from Lamar Jackson in K.C.

The Dolphins look like an absolute lock to have the No. 1 pick, but what's not a lock is who they'll draft there. Ryan Wilson says it actually won't be Tua Tagovailoa (he winds up with the Bengals at No. 3), and has the Panthers going QB to replace Cam Newton. Ryan also has the Saints making a pick at No. 22 you've got to see.

Welcome to the season of the backup quarterback. It's looking like Kyle Allen could start in place of Cam Newton, which puts the number of backups who'll start at seven. Jason La Canfora ranks them (Gardner Minshew's somewhere in the middle) and also breaks down four inevitable QB changes to come, plus three wild cards.

While other positions have already seen a ton of injuries, running backs are in pretty good shape. If you drafted Joe Mixon or Damien Williams you're not feeling so great, but there's time to TURN THINGS AROUND, so Jamey Eisenberg broke down the best RB moves to make. Jamey says Frank Gore's a sleeper to grab, and so is this backup who'll face the Chargers.

What are we supposed to do with this (bleep)ing Dolphins team? Or the Jets, with either Luke Falk or David Fales going against the Pats? The spreads are at least THREE TOUCHDOWNS. Favorites are 2-9 ATS in 20-plus point spreads since 1979, so I'll hold my nose and take the dogs. I'm also backing Danny Dimes, as well as an NFC North team we're all sleeping on.

It's dangerous to be an NFL QB, and it can also be dangerous trying to predict who'll cover NFL games. R.J. White makes the latter a little less tricky, though, as he breaks down how QB changes have affected lines (here's what they SHOULD be) and also sizes up home field edges to know, fading the public and the underdog parlay of the week.