With the NFL trade deadline approaching, the 0-7 Jets are set to be one of this year's biggest "sellers." Gang Green is in no position to contend for the playoffs – let alone a Super Bowl – in 2025, so New York is likely to trade away some of its veterans to recoup value in the form of future draft capital.

The NFL season is nearing the halfway point as the contenders are starting to emerge and the pretenders are beginning to prepare for 2026.

A potential NFC championship game preview comes your way in Week 7, when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Detroit Lions meet on "Monday Night Football."

It should be noted that the Lions are the first team in the NFC North to get to five wins.

The Falcons played like a team that didn’t get its beauty sleep, falling 20-10 to a banged-up 49ers team without its starting quarterback, two best defensive players, and top-two wide receivers. At 3-3, the Falcons are a mushy-middle NFL team that can’t seem to decide whether they wanna contend or miss the playoffs for the eighth straight year.

Lamar Jackson leads the way this week as the highest projected quarterback, projected for 24.5 points.

The Texans return from their off week with a tough game in Seattle needing to keep pace in a crowded AFC playoff race.

The Detroit Lions have a big game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a growing list of injured players.

Detroit is a 5.5-point favorite, and the over/under is 53.5.