After an 0-3 start the Saints have won four of their last five. Now Drew Brees and the NFL’s best offense are thinking playoffs. (Photo by Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports)

Win or lose, the Raiders have been the most exciting team in football this year. The NFL needs more of the Raiders. (Photo by Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports)

The Cowboys and Eagles add fresh faces to the fray when they renew what promises to be a fun rivalry Sunday Night. Also, let’s limit punts! (AP Photo/Mike Roemer)

The Jaguars have a future star in cornerback Jalen Ramsey. Unfortunately, he’s Jacksonville’s only top 10 pick trending in that direction. (Photo by Maddie Meyer / Getty Images)

A resurgent defense and throwback LeSean McCoy lead the Bills and their four game win streak to Miami to meet their old rival. Speaking of, where’d all the rivalries go? (Photo by USA Today)

Aaron Rodgers has gotten off to a rocky start in 2016. There’s evidence this could be more than a slump. (Photo by Mike Roemer/AP)

Dallas’ rookies have taken the NFL by storm. Ezekiel Elliott is steamrolling opponents and Dak Prescott appears unflappable. Are the Cowboys really this good? (Photo from USA Today)

Are the Vikings really this good? Yes. Will Sam Bradford eventually ruin their season? Yes. (Photo by By Adam Bettcher/Getty Images)

The hoopla surrounding Colin Kaepernick’s anthem protests has quieted just in time for me to weigh in. (Photo by CHRIS CARLSON, AP)

Despite injuries and suspensions, the Patriots keep on winning. Bill Belichick deserves all the credit. (Photo by AP)

Jameis Winston and Tampa’s potent offense has the Buccaneers thinking playoffs. (Photo by Scott Cunningham/Getty Images)

The Jets are good and the “Darrelle Revis got abused by AJ Green” talk is greatly exaggerated. (Photo by AP)