Not every important fourth-down decision is obvious at the end of the game. Three less obvious situations may have gone unnoticed by the casual viewer but still demonstrate the importance of going for it on fourth downs.

The Falcons lure yet another opponent into a false sense of anxiety, the 49ers squeeze an entire series of M*A*S*H into one road trip, and Seahawks-Patriots comes down to a single yard again.

Week 2 kicks off on Thursday night as Joe Burrow and the Bengals travel to Cleveland in search of their first win. Other notable contests include the L.A. Rams at Philadelphia, the Chiefs at the Chargers, and the Ravens at the Texans. The Patriots travel to Seattle on Sunday night, while Monday will see the Las Vegas Raiders open Allegiant Stadium when they host the New Orleans Saints. Use this thread to discuss them all. 

This week: Mitchell Trubisky reflects on Chicago's comeback win over Detroit; Cam Jordan and Bill Belichick share their thoughts on fan-less games; Robby Anderson learns about wildlife; and the Chargers play video games on a TV that's better than yours.

It's a big weekend in the ACC, including Miami travelling to Louisville and Georgia Tech against perennial AAC contender Central Florida.

In his first appearance with New England, Cam Newton carried the ball more times than he has in any game since 2014. Offensive line expert Ben Muth breaks down all the creative ways the Patriots used their new quarterback -- and how he got help from the big fellas in front of him.

Scott Spratt offers his favorite Week 2 DFS plays for both DraftKings and FanDuel including Ronald Jones, DeAndre Hopkins, Chris Herndon, Benny Snell, CeeDee Lamb and more. (Click for audio link)

Here's an updated look at kickers in the clutch, going all the way back to 1985. The best clutch kicker ever depends on how you measure it. It could be Adam Vinatieri, or Matt Bryant or Jason Elam, or perhaps Philadelphia's Jake Elliott.

After a heartbreaking loss in Los Angeles in Week 1, Dak Prescott and the Cowboys look to bounce back at home against the Falcons in Week 2. Elsewhere, Russell Wilson and the Seahawks also have a home opener, but you should avoid starting them against the stout New England defense.

Off The Charts podcast is back to football! We've got Week 1 games to talk about and Week 2 games to preview, including Ravens-Texans, Jaguars-Colts, and Lions-Packers. (Click for audio link)