Something's fishy about this Seahawks-Browns line and Pete Prisco says it's a classic case of teams zigging a week after they zag. Pete's all in on the Browns, and R.J. White and I both have Kirk Cousins WINNING A BIG GAME. I give out all my can't-miss Week 6 picks and R.J. and Pete give their wrong opinions as we break down every single game.

Jason La Canfora admits it gives him some pause anytime he sees a line that appears as busted as this one, but the Saints might be the best team in football. JLC's backing them (they're actually underdogs in Jacksonville), and he's got another dog on Monday night with the Lions covering in Green Bay. He also smells a big bounce-back for one NFC team.

It's finally happened. After six weeks of Chris Trapasso's Practice Squad Power Rankings, an alumnus of the list, Duke Williams, caught a game-winning TD for the Bills. Williams was the sixth player off Chris' list to get called up, so who'll be next? There's a familiar name back at No. 1, and check out who might join Williams in Buffalo.

At this point nobody's completely healthy in the NFL, and there isn't a single team that isn't dealing with at least one significant injury. Bryan DeArdo broke down the injury report for every team, and while it doesn't look good for Todd Gurley and Jalen Ramsey could miss his third straight game, one NFC South star is back in business.

The 2020 Draft in Vegas is still a little over six months away, but it's never too early to figure out the top players on the board. Josh Edwards ranked the top 60 and divided them into tiers, including 12 Blue Chippers (Chase Young is his No. 1), and The Next Best (Tee Higgins might leap into the top group) and here's who else Josh says should go on Day 1.

The Giants actually stayed within striking distance of the Pats for three quarters despite just one offensive TD, which came via a long-distance throw from Daniel Jones, but the Pats' Kyle Van Noy says Mr. Dimes was 'trippin' for trying to do one thing against New England. Tyler Sullivan was there, and here's why it's hard to disagree.

Kirk Cousins says he plays better when he's 'ticked off' and if that's the case, it could be good news for the Vikings this Sunday. One of Cousins' former Redskins teammates didn't pull any punches when describing the QB, and since that teammate is now with the Eagles, it could make things very interesting in Minnesota.