Welcome back in to the PFF NFL show.

Trevor Sycambe, Dalton Wasamon, here with you guys to preview week four in the NFL.

We got three weeks now, Dalton, I think that, you know, we had two weeks in the NFL.

We go, ah, we know what these teams are going to be.

We've seen the first two weeks.

I understand we, and then it's just week three is always the biggest wrench that goes that gets thrown in everything. And now for week four, now you and I have to parse out. Okay, well, hold on. Wait, which week was real? Was week one the real identity? Was week three? Was week two? For some teams, it's going to be a little bit easier than others. But I'm excited to go through every single game of the schedule, which once again includes an international game here this week. So how you doing, my friend? We are good. Like you mentioned, there's a lot of things changing and there's even some teams changing their identity on the fly, but it's going to be a lot of fun to analyze. And you start to get into that bit, you know, you have enough data where you can find out, okay, which underlying metrics are giving

you the true outcomes here, which teams are kind of outperforming what they should be. You know, and obviously it's still early and there's a lot of teams. It's really not until week seven or eight, Trevor, that you really figure out fully what teams are and how they want to operate. So still a lot of fun to see these early season adjustments. It is indeed. If you guys want to see all the numbers that we're going to talk about here on this show, we're going to give you really these main matchups, not just player matches, but also individual data point matchups. It's like, okay, well, how is this team when they're attacking over the middle of the field? What's this team like when they're going up against a team that likes to run power a lot? What does this team do when the defenses that they're facing blitzes? We're going to go through a lot of that here on that show. You can see these numbers for yourself and so much more. If you have a PFF plus subscription, best way to do that is subscribe. at pfff.com. And if you use the promo code, PFF NFL Show 25, it's all one word, PFF NFL show 25. You'll get 25% off a PFF subscription, which of course is year long. It's not just in the season. You get into draft season, free agency season, all that good stuff as well. You can see all that data for yourself. So go check it out if you don't have a subscription yet. Now is a fantastic time to get one. Dalton, I got one game on you last week because we do these game predictions as well.

We'll tell you who we think is going to win by how much. I was 11 and 5. No, we're only picking winners in this one. We're not picking against the spread. But I was 11 and 5 last week. You were 10 and 6 last week. But you still have one game on me for the season. You're 35 and 13. I'm 34 and 14. And we do have a handful of games that we disagree with a little bit here. I feel like I'm going more underdog heavy than you are this week. So I don't know. I don't know if you're just, you don't want to believe in the underdog. If you're just, if you're just going to be a hater about it, you know, no, Cinderella stories don't exist. Bad teams are always

going to stay bad. I'm being a little bit more hopeful with some of these teams that maybe didn't get off to the hottest start of this season. Yeah, I did find myself picking a good number of favorites, but there's a lot of 50-50 games here. I could see the road for a lot of these.

There's some weird games this week with some teams who have gotten off to hot starts and some

others who were... There's a lot of 50-50 games here. I could see the road for a lot of these. There's some weird

games this week with some teams who have gotten off to hot starts and some others who were kind in checking and measuring going, you know what, are you actually this good? And they're going to, you know, maybe there's some reality check coming for some of these teams. But it's going to be an awesome week. I think there's a lot of even games. So let's start with third tonight football. the Seattle Seahawks are taking on the Arizona Cardinals.

This one is in Arizona.

This game's in games. So let's start with third tonight football. The Seattle Seahawks are taking on the Arizona

Cardinals. This one is in Arizona. This game started off with the Seahawks getting a point in a half.

And as the week has gone on here, now obviously we are recording this on Wednesday so things can

change in either direction. But now the Seahawks are the ones who are favored

by a point to half. So it was the Cardinals. Now it is the Seahawks. How do you feel about that

one? What do you want to talk about here with this game? I just look at, you know, watching the

first three games for Seattle and they're obviously working through the offensive line. And they've been playing at an average level. They're 16th in PFF grade. It's kind of that creep back towards average thing. So the offensive lines looked okay. The defense, I think, has looked really good. But the best part of this team right now and honestly exceeding my expectations, even with reuniting with Clint Kubiak, is Sam Darnold. He's the highest graded quarterback in football through three weeks. Now, he's made fewer pass attempts than any quarterback who's played in all three games this season. But that's in part because in week one, they didn't have the football at all. Week two, he was pretty efficient. And last week, the game against the Saints was pretty much over before it started. But to be the highest graded quarterback in football is an

accomplishment. I see him being more decisive. He is the second lowest average time to throw at 2.55

seconds, only behind Matthew Stafford. That number was closer to 3.1 seconds for him last year. So he's

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