The AFC is now a two-team conference: it's the Buffalo Bills, the Baltimore Ravens, and everyone else. Walkthrough breaks down the Ravens' victory over the Los Angeles Chargers, examines what's wrong with the Cleveland Browns, and explains why the Kansas City Chiefs' win wasn't as impressive as the final score would suggest. Plus, we break down what makes the Minnesota Vikings so delightfully exasperating and dish out some Week 6 Awards.

Can the Cleveland Browns win big games? Is Baker Mayfield worth a nine-figure contract? Sunday's showdown with the Arizona Cardinals will help answer that question. Plus, Walkthrough solves the riddle of the Los Angeles Chargers' low DVOA, predicts how Bengals-Lions will turn out, and even finds a wager that will make Dolphins-Jaguars interesting.

The NFL is on pace to call a record number of roughing the passer penalties. Walkthrough explains how strict interpretations of the rules could end up doing more harm than good. Plus, learn how Matthew Stafford and the Rams offense is running on empty, and get caught up with the Jaguars diaspora.

Why did the emails that forced Jon Gruden to resign sound so familiar? Mike Tanier explains where we have heard all of this before. Plus, some useful advice for fixing the Houston Texans and a Defensive Player of the Year prop bet that has Walkthrough reaching for the wallet.

The Raiders and Broncos are fading. The Dolphins are terrible. The Patriots are relying on their reputation and a soft schedule. Does that open a playoff door for ... the Bengals? Plus, the Cowboys coast to an easy win, Big Daddy Slay snatches a victory for the Eagles, and the Chiefs are in serious trouble.

We know the Bills are good, but are they good enough to beat the Chiefs? Are the Cardinals getting lucky? Is Baker Mayfield's non-throwing shoulder bothering him? What secret advantage do the Eagles hold over the Panthers? What does Daniel Jones do much better than Dak Prescott? And is Mike Tanier breaking his own rule and betting on the Falcons? Friday's Walkthrough has all the answers, and much more!

The Steelers have no choice but to play Ben Roethlisberger until he crumbles to dust on the field, but it didn't have to be this way. Do the Seahawks and Titans risk a similar fate in a few years? Plus: the best screen-passing teams in the NFL, the second-best Q. Williams on the Jets roster, some love for Jared Cook, and yet another Thursday Night Football first-quarter prop bet.

The Ravens are about to break a rushing record set by the 1970s Steelers. Is it a historic achievement or merely a statistical fluke? Plus: a deep dive into what's wrong with the Falcons, an examination of the ever-changing Super Bowl odds, and the most sincere apology for viral weekend shenanigans that Walkthrough has ever issued.

We all knew the Bills would be darn good this season. But the Cardinals? At least the Panthers and Broncos cashed their reality checks after starting out 3-0. Meanwhile, the Chiefs solved all of their problems with a big win over the Eagles ... or did they? Monday's Walkthrough surveys a very strange NFL landscape after Week 4.

Cardinals-Rams may come down to who can create the most big plays—or who can prevent them. The 49ers customize a game plan to attack the Seahawks, the Browns try to avoid turning into the Vikings, and both Andy Reid and Ben Roethlisberger approach milestones. Yep, that covers each and every storyline for Week 4, and they are all in Friday's Walkthrough!