Scott Spratt is joined by John Daigle of Rotoworld and NBC Sports to discuss their most interesting waiver wire recommendations for Week 7. (Click for audio link)

For the second time in the last month, Minnesota rookie Justin Jefferson was NFL's best receiver of the week. Has he been the best receiver this year? We look back at the best passers, runners, and receivers of Week 6.

What does Alabama's 41-24 triumph over Georgia tell us about the Crimson Tide -- and the Bulldogs? And what are the bowl prospects for teams such as BYU, Coastal Carolina, and SMU?

A very mild Week 6 still costs two AFC contenders -- and Week 7 opponents -- key players on their offensive and defensive fronts.

EdjSports analyzes Romeo Crennel's decision to go for the kill and try to finish off Tennessee with a 2-point conversion yesterday.

The Steelers and Titans remain unbeaten, but the Jets are shut out in Miami for their sixth straight loss by at least two scores. Meanwhile, the Patriots fall below .500 in Week 5 or later for the first time since 2002, and the previously-unbeaten Packers are blown out in Tampa Bay.

It has been a long time since the Browns and Steelers played an important game, but with a combined record of 8-1, they might be playing the most important game on Sunday.

This week: the latest on the NFL's attempt to play football during a pandemic; coaches speak on departed players, sick dance moves, and gutsy play calls; Russell Wilson honors another Seattle sports star; and Bill Belichick remains Bill Belichick.

There's a lot going on this week -- BYU on Friday night! Notre Dame! Mike Leach! -- but the biggest game of the year so far will see Stetson Bennett and Georgia try to beat a Nick Saban-less Alabama team in Tuscaloosa.

Ben Muth shows how the Vikings' offensive line was so dominant on the ground that they nearly upset the Seahawks in Seattle ... and how they were so poor in pass protection that they ultimately fell short.