Tampa Bay is still No. 1 and the entire NFC West moves into the top 11. Plus, a look at Seattle and other teams with a strong imbalance between offense and defense.

Despite the headline acquisition, Arizona's defense has actually improved more than their offense this year. Seattle's defense is broken.

If Justin Herbert's still available in your league, you're going to want to grab him as quickly as you can.

Scott Spratt is joined by Evan Silva of Establish the Run to discuss their most interesting waiver wire recommendations for Week 8. (Click for audio link)

Still reeling from the Seahawks-Cardinals fireworks show from Sunday night, we look back at other shootouts with stars like we saw in that game ... and no, I don't mean the quarterbacks. Plus the best passers, runners, and receivers of the week.

Travis Etienne and the Clemson Tigers beat Syracuse in a game that felt much closer than the 47-21 final margin would suggest. Parker Fleming looks back at that and other eye-raising results in a strange weekend of college football.

The Chicago Bears are currently the No. 1 seed in the NFC. Two teams suffer their first losses of the year. The Patriots are blown out 33-6 at home. The Cowboys stake a claim to being the worst team in the league. In a weird, weird season, one thing remains constant: the Falcons found yet another crazy way to blow a late lead.

The biggest game on Sunday sees Pittsburgh (5-0) visit Tennessee (5-0). Also on Sunday: Carolina (3-3) at New Orleans (3-2); Dallas (2-4) at Washington (1-5) in a critical NFC East game; and Tampa Bay (4-2) at Las Vegas (3-2). The Sunday night game is now Seattle (5-0) at Arizona (4-2).