It has been a long, long time since a quarterback has given up as many sacks and interceptions as Jameis Winston did against Tampa Bay. Plus, the best passers, runners, and receivers of Week 6.

The New York Jets offense goes from bad to unwatchable as Luke Falk hits the turf over, and over, and over again. Plus, the best passers, runners, and receivers of Week 5.

Opponent adjustments have hit the Quick Reads rankings, and they have hit hard. Kerryon Johnson made a lot of headlines for his goal-line fumble, but that's just the start of his problems this week.

Which is the worst of things for Marcus Mariota this season: the league-high 17 sacks he has taken, or the also-league-high 122 yards lost on those sacks? We examine the relevance of sack yardage and look at the best passers, rushers, and receivers of Week 3.

Russell Wilson had a big day against the Pittsburgh Steelers despite taking four sacks -- which is nothing new for the Seattle passer. We take a look at what each quarterback in recent history does worst.

Sammy Watkins' big day in the Florida sun has us wondering -- is it better to force the ball to your top the receivers, or spread it around and get everyone in on the action?

Our analysis of the Patriots' worst games in 2018 makes one thing clear for the Rams: beat New England early, or you're not likely to beat them at all.

The L.A. Rams are a great team, but they're not perfect. What weaknesses were exposed in their worst games this year, and how will New England be able to attack those flaws in the Super Bowl?

The Patriots' path to the Super Bowl was paved by a trio of running backs -- none of whom was particularly good when you account for the terrible quality of Kansas City's defense. Plus, updated weighted DVOA points to the closest Super Bowl matchup we've ever seen.

There were not a lot of close games this weekend, but a trio of running backs had notable performances -- two really good, one really bad.