The Rams can't stop the run, so Nick Kostos and Pete Prisco are both LOVING the Cowboys. R.J. White's not so sure (he points out Sean McVay has coached two games off a bye and won both by double digits) and I'm torn as we bet fake (?) cash and agree to disagree about every playoff game.

Pete Prisco's mad at Sebastian Janikowski for costing him a perfect 5-0 mark on his best bets last week. Pete doesn't expect anyone to settle for FGs in a Colts-Chiefs SHOOTOUT that will reach the mid-60s in total points. He says the Colts will keep it close, and here's who Pete's got winning three other close games.

Steelers president Art Rooney II said it's hard to envision Antonio Brown being in Pittsburgh when training camp opens ... so WHERE WILL HE BE? Ryan Wilson has some ideas, and says AB could wind up in Arizona in a Patrick Peterson trade. Here's who else is on Ryan's list (can you imagine Brown in Dallas?)

If Kyler Murray declares as expected, he'll add a fascinating element to the first round, where he'll likely end up. The question is, who'll take a risk on the small but uber-talented Heisman winner? Chris Trapasso says it'll be the Pats, of course, who always stay ahead of the curve, and there are some other first-round surprises.

Tom Fornelli admits betting against Tom Brady is scary. However, did you know that in his career, Brady's Pats teams have gone only 16-18 ATS in the playoffs? Tom guesses it's because recreational gamblers bet the playoffs more, and they see Brady and think, OF COURSE he'll cover. Here's why Tom says they won't, as well as all his best bets.

Pete Carroll says a new contract for Russell Wilson is part of his offseason agenda, so Joel Corry took a deep look into what exactly that could mean. Joel says it may not be a question of IF Wilson becomes the first $35M per year player, but how far he goes ABOVE that mark. You've got to see what Wilson could make to believe it.

If the Chargers and Colts both win this weekend, that would mean the Bolts host the AFC title game. Jason La Canfora says that could be a problem, because the Chargers' tiny stadium seats only 30,000 people. Here's the unusual set-up that JLC has learned could actually happen.