Now that the Browns actually WON ON THE ROAD against Hue Jackson's Bengals (would Cincy really hire Hue as coach? John Breech would rather have Rich Kotite), we all wonder who'll be Cleveland's next coach. Ryan Wilson says interim Gregg Williams is going to fall backwards into the job and I agree as we go over every Week 12 game.

Sure, Joe Flacco has a better arm than Lamar Jackson, but when Flacco was QB the Ravens were in a three-game losing streak. Now the entire offense seems to be clicking, and John Breech gave the Ravens an A-minus as he handed out grades for every team, including an F for one that had a 10-point lead in L.A.

The Seahawks got off to a slow start but people ignored their schedule. Now they're 6-5 and even though they're on the outside looking in, I really like their playoff chances (they've got the Niners (twice) and the Cards coming up). Suddenly the NFC wild-card battle is in CHAOS; here's how the entire playoff picture looks.

Your head could spin trying to keep track of all the rookies who made a huge impact in Week 12. Jason La Canfora went down the long list (Baker Mayfield, Saquon Barkley, Josh Allen, Sony Michel and Lamar Jackson, to name a few) and says they're ready to take over. JLC's also got notes on Russell Wilson, the Jaguars mess and more.

The Packers are in a 1-4 slump but that doesn't worry the oddsmakers. Green Bay is favored by 14, which John Breech says is the third-biggest spread this season and just the fifth time ever that Aaron Rodgers has been that big of a favorite. John broke down all the early odds, and you won't believe how big of a home 'dog the Raiders are.

People are hot and bothered about Baker Mayfield's beef with Hue Jackson (a handshake will do), but I'm here to tell you that rooting against Baker's Browns for the next 10 years is a mistake and it's time to GET ON BOARD THE BANDWAGON. I've also got notes on the AFC seeds getting interesting, Andrew Luck playing WR and more.

Melvin Gordon's MCL sprain will shake up the Chargers' Fantasy expectations, so what should you do? Dave Richard's got your back with some waiver-wire pickups that could be huge, including Doug Martin (4.8 ypc since taking over) and a Saint who's owned by ... nobody.

Haskins went bananas against what was the best pass defense in college football when he helped Ohio State hammer Michigan (396 yards, 6 TDs, 0 INTs). So how does Haskins, who never started a game for the Buckeyes before this season, stack up against other NFL Draft QBs? Chris Trapasso breaks it down.