Connor Orr

There's no plan here, but you did come away with two nice players that are maybe going to marginally upgrade your roster over the next two years.

So whatever.

If you want to say you want it, you want it.

I agree, and I like Minnesota in this one, too, because when they know that you're compromised on the running game front, or at least they have a reason to believe that you are, and Green Bay still hasn't solved the loss of 12 personnel.

I mean, they're down a tight end.

They're experimenting with a lot of different things.

Christian Watson kind of bailed them out with a couple of big acrobatic catches, but that's not a game plan.

That's not something that you...

You work on during the week and you're like, OK, great.

We're going to have a bunch of these on Sunday.

The Vikings are excellent when you're wounded on that front, pinning you deep and forcing your running backs to stay in on protection, beating the hell out of you on that front.

I think they're going to do that again.

They're going to keep the score really low.

And JJ McCarthy's fine on scripted drives.

So if they can keep it under 17 points, I think the Vikings win this one.

I love the Rams in this one because I just think that there's no team in the NFL that can do what they do at this point.

My transformer knowledge is a little bit dated, but whatever the coolest transformer was when we were kids, that is it, right?

They can pass out of the heaviest formation in football and then run out of the lightest formation in football, and they're equally proficient at doing both of those things.

And as good of a coordinator as Todd Bowles is, I don't know how you game plan around that.

And I'm eager to see him try.