Now that you can set your Loser League lineup every week, you have a decision to make—go for the floundering rookie, or find a devastating defensive matchup? We look at the historical numbers to see which strategy works better. Plus, we announce our veteran Week 2 winner and make picks for the biggest losers of Week 3.

Calvin Austin III's wacky punt return touchdown was one of the biggest plays in Memphis' upset of Mississippi State. Brian Fremeau looks back at other schools that pulled off upsets last week, including Western Michigan, San Diego State, Fresno State, and BYU.

There are seven 0-2 teams in the league as we enter Week 2. Bryan and Andrew sort through the wreckage of so many seasons, to try and separate the truly dead from the mostly dead.

Lamar Jackson threw for over 200 yards, rushed for over 100 yards, and scored three total touchdowns on Sunday night. Walkthrough investigates just how many other QBs have done that in NFL history. Plus: a look at why Mac Jones is the best bet to win Offensive Rookie of the Year, some QB injury updates, and a dive into the New York Giants' alternate reality.

Football Outsiders Live! takes your questions for another Ask Me Anything (AMA). Aaron Schatz and Mike Tanier hosted this week's AMA with special guest Derrik Klassen.

The surprising Carolina Panthers are No. 1 in DVOA for the first time in history! Let's look at some similar teams to see how likely it is that they will be able to keep up their early success, especially on defense. Plus, why the Raiders may not be as good as the other 2-0 teams, and can the Chiefs survive despite awful defense?

The Carolina Panthers opened a can of beatdown on the New Orleans Saints defensively on Sunday. The defensive line was especially brilliant, but can they keep up the pace?

Bears fans and fantasy players alike have been waiting for their rookie quarterback to make his first start. An injury to Andy Dalton may leave Chicago little choice but to make that happen this Sunday against the Browns.

Scott Spratt hosts the FO Fantasy Show on Twitch and is joined by his Tuesday co-host Derrik Klassen. Scott and Derrik review some performances from Week 2 to recommend a number of top options to claim off the Waiver Wire headed into Week 3.

The Tennessee Titans overcame a big halftime deficit to escape Seattle with an overtime win, and running back Derrick Henry was the key to their comeback. Henry has a reputation for playing better at halftime, but has that really been the case? And do other running backs have a similar knack for playing better late in games? Plus the best passers, runners, and receivers of Week 2.

Quarterbacks got banged up in Week 2, but all avoided major injury. Instead, it was the guys in the trenches who suffered the most.

With non-conference games wrapping up and conference play beginning in earnest, let's examine what we know and what we don't know about some college football teams.