In this edition of Any Given Sunday, we break down the Week 3 battle for ... third place in the AFC West? Just over a year ago, Justin Herbert made his first-ever NFL start against the Kansas City Chiefs. Now, these teams face off once again, both looking very different from last year.

This week: Aaron Jones leaves it on the field—literally; Matt Nagy plays coy when discussing quarterback plans; Jared Goff is loving Detroit; Tom Brady talks about a changing league landscape; and Daniel Carlson trades a real-life victory for a loss in his fantasy league.

This week: an ex-quarterback evaluates his replacement; the Raiders look back at a crazy win; sometimes it be like that for Patrick Mahomes; the Cardinals have bad physiques and haircuts; Nick Saban gets cranky(er); and Jason Kelce channels Guy Fieri.

Jameis Winston ushers the Saints into the post-Brees era in spectacular fashion, as the "Last Dance" Packers kick their year off with an ode to Jordan's days with the Wizards.

This week: life and death in college football, an old man struggles with math, kickers try to stay under the radar, coaches discuss urine, and Derrick Henry gets physical.

This week in quotes: Kyle Shanahan tries to keep a secret, Christian McCaffrey tries to not get hit, and the Packers try to get past Tom Brady. Good luck with that.

This week: Jamal Adams gets a lot of money, coaches get vain, Mike Zimmer gets sarcastic, Dan Campbell gets buzzed, and Peyton Manning gets a gold jacket.

This month: Breakfast in Tennessee, hockey in Seattle, remorse in Atlanta, fried chicken in South Carolina, sibling rivalry in Florida, and Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay.

Our look back at the best social media posts of the past 12 months includes song and dance, costume parties, video games, old men, and blatant product endorsement.

This month: Carl Nassib comes out of the closet, Julio Jones heads to Tennessee, Aaron Rodgers R-E-L-A-Xes, Travis Kelce screams like a lunatic, Ryan Fitzpatrick makes a friend, and the Patriots' special teams coach tells you more than you ever wanted to know about scouting kickers.