Welcome back to the grind, champ! We've got another week on our hands and it should be a pretty busy one. We've got football, playoff basketball, playoff baseball and the NHL Draft/offseason in full swing this week, so I'll be keeping busy to keep you informed every morning.I hope you got the chance to recharge those batteries over the weekend. I can report that my soul was slightly crushed having to watch Texas lose to TCU on Saturday but morale was boosted with the acquisition of a fire pit and new deck furniture. If everything is going to be shut down this winter, I'm committing to a backyard lifestyle regardle s of the weather. Open invite to all the loyal newsletter subscribers out there.Anyway, we've got plenty to get to this morning so get the coffee going and let's sports. What you need to know 1. Week 4 NFL grades Another Monday means another opportunity for us to dive into what went down in the NFL yesterday. Week 4's slate is (mostly) behind us and, while there were a few le s games than Jorge Alfaro Jersey initially scheduled on Sunday (we'll get to that in a minute), there's still plenty to di sect. Let's jump into .Vintage Drew Brees shines in Saints (A-) win: It's been a tough start to the season for the Saints and we've had to question whether Brees might be starting to lose his fastball in his old age. Well, it didn't look like it yesterday against the Lions (D), even without Michael Thomas in the lineup. Brees got picked early but rebounded for a great day, throwing for 246 yards and two touchdownsBrowns (A+) explode offensively vs. Cowboys (D-): The Cowboys had a great start to the day and Dak Prescott threw for over 500 yards, Jose Fernandez Jersey but their own defense got obliterated. Cleveland forced a couple of big turnovers and then dismantled the Dallas defense to the tune of 49 points, even after losing Nick Chubb early in the game. Odell Beckham had himself a day, snagging two touchdowns in the winBills (A) stay undefeated with win over Raiders (C): The Raiders imploded late and the Bills remained unbeaten with a 30-23 win in Las Vegas. Josh Allen had another big day, throwing for 288 yards (115 of those going to Stefon Diggs) and two touchdownsWe've got , including last night's Sunday Night Football showdown between the Eagles and the 49ers. It wasn't particularly the most alluring game on the schedule -- the Eagles have been bad and the 49ers are super banged up -- but it turned out to be pretty entertaining nonethele s. Also, it's insane that and yet also moved into sole po se sion of first place in the division. Are you kidding me? LOL NFC East. 2. Patriots-Chiefs gets rescheduled for Monday night USATSI Hope you didn't get too full on football yesterday because we've got a double-header of Monday Night Football. That wasn't always the plan but yesterday's Patriots-Chiefs game had to be rescheduled after Cam Newton tested positive for COVID-19 on Saturday. Thanks to that bit of unfortunate news,. Here's what you need to know:Patriots and Chiefs will kick off at 7 p.m. on CBS while the original MNF game (Falcons-Packers) will be moved back to 8:50 p.m. ETAll of the tests taken on Saturday and Sunday from Patriots players came back negativeThe Patriots will travel to Kansas City on Monday morning . About 20 people who have been in close contact with Newton will take one flight, while the rest of the team will take the otherBrian Hoyer is expected to be the Patriots' starting QBSo, just to recap, the Pats are flying on the morning of a game and going up against the reigning Super Bowl champs on the road with Hoyer starting? Screw the six rings... if Bill Belichick manages to pull this off it might be his most impre sive accomplishment yet.As for what's next for Cam, our Tyler Sullivan has . Obviously, it's not an ideal development for Newton (especially in the middle of his resurgence during a contract year) or an ideal situation for the Patriots, but the good news is that it seems to be relatively contained right now.As a Pats fan myself, I'm fully expecting tonight's game to be a me s but as long as the team isn't in shambles I'll chalk it up as a moral victory and move on. 3. Heat shock Lakers in Game 3 Okay, hand up... I said the Lakers were going to sweep the Heat and that prediction has the stench of spoiled milk this morning. That's because Miami is back in busine s thanks to a stunning 115-104 win in Game 3 last night. Even without two of their best players (Goran Dragic and Bam Adebayo), Miami brought a gutsy performance and now all of a sudden it's a series again.How'd that happen? Well, Jimmy Butler reminded us that he's a bad, baaaaaaad man. Our Colin Ward-Henninger can Curtis Granderson Jersey elaborate with :The Butler did it: Jimmy Butler had an incredible night and it couldn't have come at a better time. In the most important game of his career, Butler had 40 points, 11 rebounds and 13 a sists -- making him only the third player in NBA history to have a 40-point triple-double in a Finals game (LeBron James and Jerry West are the other two)... and he's the only one of Giancarlo Stanton Jersey them to do it in a winLeBron hits the showers:It was a great night for Butler but not so much for LeBron, who was clearly frustrated with how things played out. James ended up walking off the court with about 10 seconds left on the clock and headed straight to the locker room while the Lakers had to sub in Jared Dudley in order to finish the game with five players. There might be some takes about that this morningBad night for Anthony Davis: AD has been great for LA at many points during this postseason but he had one of the worst playoff performances of his career last night. He got in early foul trouble and was just out of sync all night, finishing with 15 pointsThe biggest takeaway is obviously Butler, who did and said all the right things to put the team on his back yesterday. Not only did he put up an incredible stat line, he also brought a whole lot of swagger for Miami and injected some intensity into the series. The guy seems incredibly pa sionate about winning and proving people wrong, and our Brad Botkin says last night's showing was 4. More MLB playoff predictions Getty Images The MLB playoffs resume today as we head into the best-of-five Division Series round. This is where we'd lead off under normal playoff circumstances but 2020 is anything but normal, and this isn't really going to be busine s as usual. The Division Series will all be played in neutral sites: the AL games will play in San Diego and Los Angeles, while the NL one are at Arlington and Houston. We've got some intriguing series to look forward to, so :Yankees vs Rays: Our crew is split on this one, with three votes going to each team. Each of our six writers predicted the series to go the full five gamesAstros vs. Athletics: Oakland is the unanimous pick herePadres vs. Dodgers: The Dodgers are also a unanimous pickMarlins vs. Braves: Our Mike Axisa was the only one to pick the MarlinsYou can check out the full breakdowns right before action gets underway later today.As another round is set to begin, I will say this: At a time when uncertainty flows like wine and everyone wants to argue about everything, I very much enjoy that we can still share one common idea that unites us and puts us all on the same team. Of course, I'm talking about rooting exceptionally hard for whatever team is playing the Astros.Don't let us down, Oakland. Odds & Ends USATSI Dikembe Mutombo's son, a four-star basketball prospect, has committed to GeorgetownGolden Tate and Jalen Ramsey The NFL may end up What to watch tonight USATSI , 7 p.m. | KC -10.5 | TV: CBS , 8:07 p.m. | TB +130 | TV: TBS , 8:50 p.m. | GB -7 | TV: ESPN Top scores from last night Heat 115, Lakers 104Jimmy Butler Wei-Yin Chen Jersey scored 40 points to go along with 11 rebounds and 13 a sists as the Heat beat the Lakers in Game 3. Winning Wagers: MIA +350, Under (219.5) Eagles 25, 49ers 20Travis Fulgham caught the go-ahead 42-yard touchdown pa s from Carson Wentz with just under six minutes left in the fourth and Alex Singleton followed that with a pick six to carry the Eagles to a 25-20 win over the San FranciscoWinning Wagers: PHI +290, Push (45)