Stephen Gostkowski sunk three spots on the NFL's all-time FG% list IN ONE GAME, then somehow won it at the end. So was he a winner or a loser? Ryan Wilson says Vic Fangio didn't use a TO because he wanted Gostkowski to have to kick it (I think if he missed that last one, the Titans cut him). John Breech helps us size up Big Ben and all the 'MNF' winners and losers.

It's been a long time since the Pats rose nine spots in Pete Prisco's Power Rankings, mostly because there haven't been nine teams above them. But that's exactly what they did this week (Bill Belichick with a healthy Cam is a real threat). Pete's top three stayed steady after impressing in Week 1, but get a load of who dropped eight spots.

John Breech normally picks against the Falcons because there's a 90% chance they'll shoot themselves in the foot: In Week 1, Atlanta put up 500 yards of offense and still found a way to lose. But Breech hasn't learned his lesson ... and he's already FADING HIS SUPER BOWL PICK by predicting the Falcons will send Dallas to 0-2, and that's not the only upset he's calling.

Before you rage-tweet at Ryan Wilson, remember: We're not doing mock draft trades yet. And by using reverse Super Bowl odds for the draft order, the Bengals pick first again. That's why Ryan has Cincy grabbing a can't-miss O-lineman at No. 1, with the bumbling Jets taking Trevor Lawrence second; and could the Browns also move on from a 2018-class QB?

Lines for Week 2 games came out weeks ago, but after a wild Week 1, some of them have moved a lot. It's a predictable overreaction, and R.J. White says there's value to be found. R.J. broke down the biggest moves and identified which ones could be profitable; the Eagles aren't as bad as they looked.

Josh Edwards predicts Joe Burrow will win OROY, but his Rookie Power Rankings are based only on what we've seen so far, which means Burrow didn't make his top 15. There were certainly some rookies who stood out, led by the Football Team's Chase Young; here's where Josh ranks Clyde Edwards-Helaire.

Injuries are already a big problem, which means the fantasy waiver wire is going to be very active ahead of Week 2. And if you're wondering who to pick up, Jamey Eisenberg's here to help. Jamey says Benny Snell and Nyheim Hines are obvious RB targets, and check out the preseason sleeper who's his top WR.