First things first, no DAC for Dallas.

So how in the world did Cooper Rush lead the Cowboys to a win on Sunday night?

Baker was good enough to give it a go yesterday, but the Browns apparently weren't.

Is it time to panic after losing to the Steelers?

And Mack Jones and the Patriots picking up a wild win out west.

Good Monday morning, everyone.

Welcome to First things first.

Who's back?

Oh, you see that?

Jenna Wolf, Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and the guy gloating down in your bottom right, maybe it's bottom left, still haven't figured it out. It's only been two years. Kevin Wilde, your Patriots clearly en route to the playoffs. Just the way you picked it on Friday. When you picked it, you did it, buddy. Oh, no, you didn't pick it. He picked the Eagles. No, no, you didn't pick it. That's right. He picked Detroit. Yeah, he picked Detroit. Go, go. Say words. I haven't watched that game yet. We're going to fill you in if my pick of Detroit getting their first win came true or not. I've still got to, I haven't watched that one. I was too busy focused on the page. It was close, Wilde. Yeah, we're going to have to check the final score on that. Wasn't great. There were a bunch of draw-droppers, though. That Eagles game done with standing yesterday. Big upsets, little upsets. We'll start with Bucks at Saints. Now the Saints lost James Winston early.

I hate to see this.

Injured his knee on this play right here.

He had to be parted off.

Coach Sean Payton would say after the game,

it was a significant injury.

He said it potentially could end James' season.

So Trevor Simeon was in at quarterback,

because Taysam Hill still out with a concussion.

So big advantage bucks, right? No, not right. Very wrong, actually. Let's fast forward.

Minute and a half left in the game, Saints up to Tom Brady to PJ Williams. He doesn't play for the bucks.

The interception to seal the upset and the Saints go marching on in the NFC South, beating

Tom Brady and the Buccaneers.

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