Week 6 kicks off with a snoozer, as Daniel Jones leads the injury-riddled Giants into Foxborough to face the undefeated Patriots. The rest of the weekend, however, looks stacked.

Week 5 kicks off with a doozy as the 3-1 Rams visit Seattle to play the 3-1 Seahawks on Thursday night.

Week 4 begins tonight with the Eagles traveling to Green Bay looking for a badly needed win against the undefeated Packers. Sunday games include two battles between unbeaten teams as New England visits Buffalo and Kansas City heads to Detroit. Your prime-time games pit Dallas against New Orleans, which could be a playoff preview, and Cincinnati against Pittsburgh, which can't. Use this thread to discuss them all. 

Week 3 action kicks off tonight when Gardner Minshew and the Jacksonville Jaguars host the Tennessee Titans. Big Sunday games include Saints-Seahawks, Lions-Eagles, Falcons-Colts, and the biggest game so far this year when the Ravens head to Kansas City to face the Chiefs.

Better late than never, it's the Week 2 Open Discussion Thread! Use this thread to discuss anything from the ugly Thursday night affair between Tampa Bay and Carolina, to all of Sunday's action (Lamar vs. Kyler! Vikings vs. Packers! Saints vs. Rams! Eagles vs.

Yay! Football! It starts tonight with Green Bay at Chicago. Other prime-time games this week include Pittsburgh at New England on Sunday night, then Houston at New Orleans AND Denver at Oakland in a Monday night double-header.

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This is an open thread for discussion of the 2019 NFL draft. You can use this thread all night Thursday night during the first round, or to discuss the aftermath of Round 1 the next day, and then again Friday night (Rounds 2-3) and Saturday (Rounds 4-7). We will also have our annual Audibles at the Line staff discussions from the first two nights, published on Friday and Saturday mornings.

By now, you've read everything we (and many others) have to say about Sunday's Super Bowl between the Rams and the Patriots. So now it's your turn -- use this thread to discuss the NFL's championship game.