Emeka Egbuka is the odds-on favorite to win this award for good reason. The summer hype surrounding Tampa Bay's first-round pick has carried into the regular season with the Ohio State product hauling in 18 passes for 282 yards and four touchdowns over the first month. If he keeps that up, he could run away with the award.

This is a big jump for the Rams, but they deserve it after a wild, fourth-quarter comeback win over a good Colts team. Los Angeles lit up Indy for 462 yards and Matthew Stafford, whose back is apparently fine, threw for 375 and three touchdowns.

The Eagles escaped Tampa with a win and held steady in most national power rankings this week. They're No. 1 nearly across the board — but there's still one holdout.

As of right now, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Buffalo Bills are the last unbeaten teams in the NFL this season.

Find out why Geoff Schwartz is backing the Over in the Cowboys-Jets matchup and why he's taking a teaser on 49ers-Rams.

"With the offensive line, we just had better communication," Mahomes said via ESPN. "With Xavier being back, it's that threat of being able to win over the top. It's scary for defenses when they're going to bring pressure, knowing you can get it to that guy -- short or deep -- and then he can make plays happen."

The Steelers beat the Minnesota Vikings, 24-21, in Dublin on Sunday behind solid play from Rodgers, combined with a defense that had six sacks and two takeaways. The running game, always a Steelers staple, showed signs of life with 131 yards on 29 carries.

The Ravens took the worst loss of the season against the Chiefs in Week 4, and that’s saying something considering the others. Outside of Tyler Loop and a garbage time Justice Hill run, there’s nothing positive to say. So instead of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, all we’ve got is different levels of ugliness.