The final month of the XFL regular season begins with a couple of key matchups as teams jostle for playoff position.

The Rams' injury woes, the crumbling of Matt Ryan, and the Vikings' golden horseshoe tied to a rabbits' foot covered in four-leaf clovers lead our list of 2022's biggest DVOA underachievers.

The Defenders stand alone at 6-0, taking the best the South could throw at them and remaining atop the XFL mountain.

Our annual look at failed completions sees Justin Herbert suffer from Joe Lombardi-itis. We also witness the end of Tom Brady's arm and once again try to separate the Shanahan from the Garoppolo.

Is it good for the NFL when Jalen Hurts converts almost all of his fourth-and-1 runs?

The 5-0 D.C. Defenders and 4-1 Houston Roughnecks meet in a potential championship game preview, plus the XFL returns to broadcast television.

Seattle was able to re-sign Comeback Player of the Year Geno Smith to a bargain-bin contract, which in turn allowed them to invest heavily on defense.

Brian Daboll, QB whisperer? Geno Smith, Comeback Player of the Year? Every year, a handful of teams outshine their DVOA projections. Here are 2022's brightest examples.

And then there was one. The D.C. Defenders are the final remaining undefeated team in the XFL as we hit the midseason point.

The Florida quarterback was among those whose stock rose or fell the most following the combine.