Jim Coventry tunes us into his NFL Barometer this week, highlighting who's hot, who's not, and who merits just a bit more patience with a quarter of the season in the books.
Washington's Kirk Cousins has the worst red-zone completion rate of any QB with at least 10 attempts, and if his struggles continue, the team may have to turn to running back Matt Jones from in close.
Julio Jones racked up 300 receiving yards and Matt Ryan threw for over 500 as the Falcons dropped the Panthers to 1-3. Making matters worse for Carolina, Cam Newton is now in concussion protocol.
ESPN's Stephania Bell joins Jeff and Chris to talk about Gronk and other injuries.
Carlos Hyde leads a group of underpriced running backs on DraftKings, leaving plenty of budget for the likes of Antonio Brown and Doug Baldwin.
Paul joins 120 Sports to offer key advice heading into Week 4 of the 2016 season.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday Nighty matchup as Eli Manning leads the Giants into Minnesota looking for the offense to finally break out.
Mario Puig analyzes the ups and downs of the IDP world as J.J. Watt is sidelined once again because of his recurring back injury.
Luke Hoover explores which players face favorable matchups in Week 4, and those you may want to find an alternative for.
Davis Mattek doesn't like what he's seeing from the Cardinals' passing game, and wonders if players like John Brown have a chance of meeting preseason expectations.
Kevin Payne hits us with his FanDuel picks this week, as many of the league's teams approach the quarter pole of their season.
The Staff likes the Jets getting three at home against the Seahawks and the Cardinals laying eight at home against the Rams.
Chris likes David Johnson and the Arizona Cardinals at home against the Los Angeles Rams this week in Survivor.
Vlad Sedler thinks DeAndre Hopkins' low projected ownership and history of torching the Titans' secondary make him an excellent play this week in tournament formats.
Chris likes Philip Rivers and the Chargers as four-point home favorites against the road-challenged Saints.
Jeff Zimmerman examines whether pairing a quarterback and kicker from the same team is a good draft strategy. The results surprised even him.
Bye weeks start, and so do the London games. Meanwhile, Le'Veon Bell is back from his suspension on Sunday night against the Chiefs.
Andrew Fiorentino anticipates some future turmoil in NFL backfields, but there's no confusion in Pittsburgh with the return of Le'Veon Bell.