Brady Quinn knows this will UPSET SOME PEOPLE but he just can't take the Bears seriously. Their wins are over the Cards, Bucs, Jets, Bills and Seahawks, and he says Mitchell Trubisky is way too inconsistent. Brady joins me to break down who the top contenders are and we also dive into MNF, hot-seat coaches and much more.

The Chargers and Panthers have been flying under the radar these first few months but Pete Prisco has definitely taken notice. Pete not only has them near the top of his rankings, he says they're SUPER BOWL contenders. Pete's got the Saints No. 1, and he dropped one NFC East team a whopping eight spots.

The Lions have looked awful the last two weeks, they traded away one of their best receivers, and they just gave up 10 sacks in a game. John Breech says it's obviously the PERFECT TIME to take Detroit. He's sure Matthew Stafford will continue to own the Bears, and you won't believe what John says will happen Thursday night.

Is Case Keenum the long-term answer in Denver? No, he sure isn't, so when the Broncos get a chance to take the top QB on the board at No. 8 overall, Ryan Wilson says they grab him. Ryan mapped out the entire first round of the draft, with one defensive player making a shocking rise up the board to No. 2.

Michael Thomas' cell-phone tribune to Joe Horn had the football world in an uproar, but it wasn't the only perfect grade Pete Blackburn handed out this week. The Seahawks delivered what Pete said might be the best celebration of any team all year, or possibly all time. It must be cherished and appreciated.

Marquez Valdes-Scantling isn't an easy name to miss, yet somehow he's still a free agent in a ton of Fantasy leagues. Jamey Eisenberg says you should drop everything and grab the Packers receiver ASAP. Jamey also goes over all the key injuries and players on byes, and explains who A.J. Green's injury helps the most.

Do you know why 6-5 Byron Leftwich was called Li'l Feet? Or why Mike Tomlin's first training camp was so brutal? It's the 10-year anniversary of the Steelers' run to a sixth Lombardi, and if you love football history you're going to want to hear Bryant McFadden host our incisive, sometimes hysterical podcast.