Calvin Austin’s negative shoulder X-rays and Jaylen Warren’s Week 6 return loom large for Pittsburgh’s fantasy outlook. If Austin is limited, Scotty Miller and Roman Wilson become key depth pieces; Warren back could anchor a backfield that may lean on Kenneth Gainwell as a change‑of‑pace option. The panel even riffs on Aaron Rodgers’ surprising mid‑career MVP pace and Colin Cowherd’s apology, while trade chatter (Tim Patrick, Ridley) and bye‑week bets spice the scene.

London clash leans grind over glamour as Flores’ chaos against a rookie Dylan Gabriel tests the Browns’ ground game and the Vikings’ front. Gabriel’s quick release and pre-snap work will be a litmus test for Minnesota’s disguises, while Cleveland leans on Quinshon Judkins—er, a punishing run game—and a Browns front that can tilt the game. Jefferson and Addison offer solid floors in a likely low-scoring, field-position battle, with a betting market leaning under and a few boom-bust prop outs.

Vikings’ 2-2 start isn’t doom and gloom. The pod argues a clear path to 10 wins hinges on healthier O-line, sharper play-calling, and JJ McCarthy’s eventual impact. Wentz can steady games now, but McCarthy’s development could unlock a higher ceiling in a tight schedule. The Browns’ defense looms large in London, while Detroit and Buffalo loom as future benchmarks. Addison and Jefferson remain fantasy accelerators even amid the turbulence.

Jets coach updates injury slate, roster design, and a pivotal matchup with Dallas. Michael Carter remains in protocol and Braylon's status is in flux, with a second opinion possible to shape roster design. Rodgers returns and Garrett Wilson stands out as a true alpha, while Dallas brings speed and disruption. The coach emphasizes accountability and concrete fixes as the team searches for a breakthrough against a formidable opponent.